I was listening to a bit of this again while drawing.
I was listening to a bit of this again while drawing.
I've been dragging my feet with this series *again* really need to motivate myself to get back into it, before RAS releases 10 more books 😅
pickThis book was SO much better than I was expecting! One of my D&D games takes place in the Underdark so I read this to gain some knowledge. It's so well written. Great action scenes. The suspense of what was going to happen between two of the major characters I was rooting kept me on the edge of my seat. The evil matriarchal society was no joke. There are 38 books in the series. I might read a few more. SO GOOD! (TW for violence, mentions of rape.)
pickTimeless kicks off the Generations trilogy (books 34-36 in the larger Drizzt saga). I enjoyed it a lot because the contrasting world views of Drizzt, Jarlaxle, and Zaknafein make for interesting ethical debates, which Salvatore loves to interweave with the fierce action scenes. You don't need to have read the previous 33 books to follow this one, but I'd recommend Homeland and The Pirate King.
pickThis is a Grimdark Fantasy #NSR221 @Nessavamusic I absolutely love this series. LOVE ❤ the sword fight. Did I mention the sword fights. The Author really knows how to do battles, and the reader does not get lost. The characters are great, I would have any of them as a protector if I ever needed them.
Timeless operates in two timelines--Zaknafein's past adventures with Jarlaxle and his post-resurrection reunion with his son Drizzt and his companions. I haven't read all of the Drizzt novels and I'm following it pretty well. If you ever wondered why Jarlaxle is bald, the story is here!
In Timeless, Salvatore takes us back to the Underdark, to the City of Spiders, to Menzoberranzan. This prequel tells the story of Jarlaxle's early days as a mercenary and his friendship with Drizzt's father and master swordsman Zaknafein. Jarlaxle is one of Salvatore's most entertaining characters.
Finally getting back into these books! #reread #librarybook #drizzt
so-soNice to read a Drizzt Do'Urden story again, even if it wasn't amazeballs. 3⭐
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