R.A. Salvatore Question

[Mark of Cenla]

I am currently reading The Dark Elf Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore. The main character is a dark elf named Drizzt. I will finish the third book soon, so I am wondering what Salvatore trilogy or series comes next chronologically. I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks.

[Arcala]

I think it's the Icewind Dale trilogy, but you should probably check with someone that knows more about Salvatore's works. :D

[Mark of Cenla]

Based on what I just saw on one of those "lists" at Amazon.com, I believe you are correct. Thanks!

[Melko Belcha]

The Dark Elf Trilogy
I.Homeland
II.Exile
III.Sojourn

The Icewind Dale Trilogy
I.The Crystal Shard
II. Streams of Silver
III. The Halfling's Gem

The Legacy of the Drow
I.The Legacy
II.Starless Night
III.Siege of Darkness
IV.Passage To Dawn

Paths of Darkness
I.The Silent Blade
II.Spine of the World
III.Servant of the Shard
IV.Sea of Swords

The Hunter's Blade
I.The Thousand Orcs
II.The Lone Drow
III.The Two Swords

Non-Drizzt Forgotten Realms Books

The Cleric Quintet
I.Canticle
II.In Sylvan Shadows
III.Night Masks
IV.The Fallen Fortress
V.The Chaos Curse

Salvatores Forgotten Realms books are good, but I like his Demon Wars books alot more.

Demon Wars Saga
I. The Demon Awakens
II. The Demon Spirit
III. The Demon Apostale
IV. Mortals
V. Ascendance
VI. Trancendance
VII. Immortals

[Arcala]

Originally posted by Mark of Cenla
Based on what I just saw on one of those "lists" at Amazon.com, I believe you are correct. Thanks!

You're welcome!

Melko Belcha, thanks for posting the books' names. I never could figure out what came after The Crystal Shard. :D

[Mark of Cenla]

Man! I really like these books. I read The Dark Elf Trilogy and The Icewind Dale Trilogy. I just started reading The Legacy of the Drow . I highly recommend these books.

Thanks again for the responses. Peace.

[Arcala]

For some reason, my library doesn't have Streams of Silver so I'm still stuck after the Crystal Shard until I can find someone to borrow it from. :mad:

[old scholar]

i loved all the drizzt books
the companions of the hall give out a somewhat fellowship like bomd and it is very well written
'i recomend these to any fantasy lover

[Lief Erikson]

Can anyone tell me, do the Demon Wars books later on change somewhat, in terms of basic plot structure? It's simply that I've noticed an overarching similarity between the plots of multiple ones of his series. They all climax with good heroes killing the villain, in a final power struggle. This often is at the conclusion of a quest also.

It's not that I mind this plot similarity too much, but I want to know if there is much difference that comes later? For example, in Harry Potter book 5 J.K. Rowling broke from the normal tradition of her endings in not allowing Harry to be the hero at the end. So is there anything similar in the Demon Wars books, in terms of difference of plot structure and climax?

[Aewionen]

Has anyone read Crimson Shadow: The Sword of Bedwyr by S. A. Salvatore? I just finished it and I loved it! I'm new to reading Salvatore's books, and am liking it very much...

[Lief Erikson]

Not yet. Which series is it a part of?

[Gulio, Strength of Many]

Oooh! That one was positvely spiffing. I love Oliver! ^^

Anywho, I hope to be reading some more Salvatore. Hey! I'm a poet and I didn't even know it. :D

[Mark of Cenla]

Has anyone read Crimson Shadow: The Sword of Bedwyr by S. A. Salvatore? I just finished it and I loved it! I'm new to reading Salvatore's books, and am liking it very much...


I just finished the first book, The Sword of Bedwyr yesterday. Last night I started reading the second book, Luthien's Gamble . I really like these books about as well as I like the Drizzt books. Peace.