Streams of Silver
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R.A. Salvatore
The epic tale of everyone’s favorite dark elf reaches new heights when Drizzt and his companions set out to reclaim a lost dwarven stronghold—the fifth chapter in the Dungeons & Dragons-inspired fantasy series. Drizzt Do'Urden still struggles with his own inner voices, voices that call him back to the pitless depths of the Underdark. But louder still are the voices of his newfound friends Bruenor, Wulfgar, and Regis—and the call of a dream that, at long last, Bruenor has decided to fulfill. Long ago, Bruenor and his people were driven from their home in Mithral Hall by a shadow dragon of the Underdark. Now, Bruenor is determined to reclaim his homeland and his rightful seat as its king. Aided by the combined might of his friends, Bruenor sets out on a treacherous quest for Mithral Hall, finding obstacles at every turn. But despite the terrors of the Trollmoors and the racism aimed at Drizzt, the group continues to fight—together. Streams of Silver is the second book in the Icewind Dale Trilogy and the fifth book in the Legend of Drizzt series.
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Author
R.A. Salvatore
Pages
384
Publisher
Wizards of the Coast
Published Date
2009-06-23
ISBN
0786954051 9780786954056
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"Great book, and amazing trilogy! Also does an amazing job of setting up halfings gem… highly recommend, but I recommend you read The Crystal Shard first. "
Jane Stafford
"I am currently reading rizzoli & isles listen to me, and listen to several series"
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Casandra
" I had just finished reading it and the plot was great, couldn't put it down. The more books I read in this series the more I love the characters. "
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Scott Thompson
"I read it so long ago that I can only vaguely remember the story, let alone details. This was actually the first book I read from the legend of Drizzt, even though it’s number 5 in the series. "
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jonathan hamilton
"A marked improvement over the first book in this trilogy, the characters gel a little more in this entry, and there's a little more action and adventure. The villains are also much more interesting."
John Detrick