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# The Lone Drow: Legend of Drizzt: Hunter's Blade Trilogy, Book 2

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great Book!
  

*by A***M on Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2024*

It’s such an attention-grabbing book. The plot is well-developed and makes you want to keep on reading to find out more. The only issue is perhaps Drizzt’s emotional turmoil. It’s a little unrealistic of him to be so affected when he has not found out the full situation of his friends. But other than that, I find it a wonderful read!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Very deep, emotional and action packed
  

*by C***S on Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2019*

At first The Lone Drow was a tough read, by all means it certainly is throughout but by the end I have found a deeper perspective than I had throughout the beginning and even middle of the epic, and there can be no lesser descriptor, middle piece of this Trilogy. There are MANY depressing notes in this book, themes that seem to repeat themselves from older books and even themes and plot lines that are driven home to the point where I often found myself in anger or frustration screaming GET ON WITH IT. Then I took a step back and realized that these weren't simply repeated plot lines for the sake of filling pages but each served the necessary function of driving the contemplations of each of our beloved characters deeper into themselves. In the case of Wulfgar who required several books to get back to his "normal" self it felt more as if he was a slave to plot and that at any real time he could have been brought back easily with the stroke of a few keys, whereas, spoiler warning, the events of that lead into this book and the events of the book itself were necessary to drive the characters into a wall, forcing them to contemplate their existence and question the morals and beliefs they had always upheld but had never before been truly tested against the weight of reality. This book signifies a loss of innocence for Drizzt and even for Cattie Brie. Both are forced to face not only their mortality but the mortality of those they truly care about and are driven to the very edge of their morals and question the truth and strength of their convictions. In this realization I have come to consider this book the best yet by my favorite author and I eagerly await the next chapter that I shall commence the moment I finish this review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    "The Hunter's Blades," Book II
  

*by -***- on Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2003*

"The Lone Drow," book two in R.A. Salvatore's "The Hunter's Blades" trilogy, is the fourteenth novel that prominently features renegade dark elf Drizzt Do'Urden, but despite the title it is a surprisingly ensemble tale in which Drizzt is not a clear focus. "The Lone Drow" picks up where its predecessor, "The Thousand Orcs," left off, leaving the Companions of the Hall and the whole of the northern realm in grave danger. An aggressive orc king is amassing an army of evil creatures to sweep across the land and subjugate its people. But this is no ordinary orc king, for he appears divinely inspired, even god-like.This somewhat pedestrian setup paves the way for the usual serving of Salvatore's trademark action setpieces, which, in general, offer nothing new to those familiar with the author's extensive body of work. In fact, only of a few of the battles in "The Lone Drow" are truly stirring, which is regrettable. The problem lies primarily in Salvatore's choice of opponents. Orcs have ceased to be an interesting threat at this point in Drizzt Do'Urden's career, and in fact never posed much of a threat in the first place. I suppose that is why Salvatore was content to up the number of opposing orcs, throw in a few giants and trolls (which make likewise predictable fodder for the Companions of the Hall and their valiant allies), and grant their leader a supernatural strength unrivaled by any of his fellows. At least the last part, continually unexplained in book two (and begging for explanation in book three), remains compelling. Even so, as exciting as I once found Salvatore's mighty duels and epic battles to be, they are growing increasingly repetitive and time-consuming. "The Lone Drow," just like "The Thousand Orcs," is fueled less by plot and more by incessant action.Still, "The Lone Drow" offers some fine surprises interspersed with its more mundane and unremarkable elements, which maintain its readability even when things are at their weakest. It's always a treat to reunite with the so-called Companions of the Hall and their colorful cast of allies. Better still, I have always felt that Drizzt Do'Urden is most fascinating when things are darkest for him, and "The Lone Drow" certainly fills the beleaguered hero with sorrow and rage, allowing him to once again assume the role of the dreaded Hunter. Drizzt's life has probably not been so ravaged by grief, confusion, or helpless anger since "The Dark Elf" trilogy. The character is at his lowest ebb when he is cool, collected, and proudly wearing a mantle of righteousness. This marks a return to the character I fell in love with so many years ago, and who, in many ways, has not reappeared in full since "Starless Night." My only complaint is that Drizzt just doesn't have enough to do in the book, especially when you consider the implications of the title.When it's all said and done, I enjoyed "The Lone Drow" considerably despite some reservations and regrets. It pales in contrast to earlier Drizzt novels (see any of the three "Dark Elf" or "Icewind Dale" trilogy efforts, as well as the glorious "Starless Night"), but shines in comparison to some of Salvatore's more recent and inferior volumes (see "Passage to Dawn" or "The Silent Blade," for example). Salvatore has managed to re-inject what makes Drizzt Do'Urden such an excellent protagonist into this series, and though the overall conflict itself is lacking, it's still a powerful story, and at its core it is deeply compelling despite some glaring flaws. I can't wait for the next installment, "The Two Swords," predictably slated for an October 2004 release.

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