Boundless

A Drizzt Novel

By: R. A. Salvatore

Narrated by: Victor Bevine

This second book in New York Times bestselling author R. A. Salvatore’s all-new Forgotten Realms trilogy—full of swordplay, danger, and imaginative thrills—features one of fantasy’s most beloved and enduring characters, Drizzt Do’Urden.

Split between time and two worlds, Zaknafein had always been conflicted. That inner turmoil was magnified by his inferior position as a male dark elf in the matriarchal drow society. Only his status as one of the greatest warriors—as well as his friendship with the mercenary Jarlaxle—kept him sane. When he finally perished, he was content knowing he left behind a legacy as substantial as his son Drizzt.

Except . . . someone isn’t ready for Zaknafein to be dead. And now he’s back, hundreds of years later, in a world he doesn’t recognize. His son’s companions are not the prideful—and bigoted—males the drow warrior was accustomed to in his previous life. Drizzt’s circle includes dwarves, elves, and, perhaps worst of all, a human wife.

Struggling to navigate this transformed new world, Zaknafein realizes that some things have not changed: the threat of demons and the machinations of a drow matron no longer content with her family’s position in the ranks of Houses.

Though he has been displaced in time, Zaknafein is still a warrior. And no matter what prejudices he must overcome, he knows he will do his duty and fight by Drizzt’s side to stem the tide of darkness that threatens the Realms.

amazing story

I would recommend this to all my dnd friends read it. worthwhile book for sure.

amazing

love everything about it. the characters, the writing, the world, the reader. I love it all.

wow

Wow , outstanding, R.A is the man of fantasy. Just when I thought Drizzt and the companions of the hall couldn't get any better. It does!

love ut

love the books my favorite author he is best writer of the genre in my opinion

No ending trill and great cliff hanger by chapters

Since 98, I have been a RA Salvatore follower. 4 books behind I thought that there was no way to make another great trilogy that drizzt was good but it was enough.
He found a way to make a great serie, this particular book have tremendous changes going back and forth between the present and the old mezoberranza where Zaknafain and Jarlaxle reign.

Best ending from all the 37 books he have written from the drizzt sagas.