339 pages

English language

Published 2004 by Wizards of the Coast, Distributed in the U.S. by Holtzbrinck Pub..

ISBN:
978-0-7869-3360-0
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OCLC Number:
56673023

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DROW STALK THE SHADOWS.TROLLS INFEST THE LOWLANDS.ORCS HAVE CLAIMED THE MOUNTAINS.AND TIME IS RUNNING OUT.Mithral Hall is under siege, Nesme is overrun, and even powerful Silverymoon braces for war. Through it all, Drizzt has fought alone, but as the conflict draws to a bloody conclusion, the Hunter will have to find allies both new and old--or die along with the rest of the civilized North.The conclusion of the New York Times best-selling trilogy decides the fate of Drizzt Do'Urden.

6 editions

reviewed The Two Swords by R. A. Salvatore (The Hunter's Blades Trilogy, 3)

Review of 'The Two Swords' on 'Goodreads'

It seems that the author loves cliffhangers yet again. And the even bigger question. Where the heck did Obould go? drizzt didn't kill him ... we know that much, at least. And Breunor ... I suppose we won't find out until the next book.

Subjects

  • Forgotten realms (Imaginary place) -- Fiction.