Maestro

By: R. A. Salvatore

Narrated by: Victor Bevine

Length: 13 hrs and 6 mins

Publisher's Summary

Something terrible, unspeakable, immense has come to Menzoberranzan and is leaving death and destruction in its wake. The primordial of Gauntlgrym stirs, sending Cattie-brie and Gromph to Luskan and the ruins of the only power that can keep the beast in check. The damage of the Darkening, of war, and of a demon-ravaged Underdark has sent cracks out across the North. Some of this damage may never be repaired.

And Drizzt is going home. But not to Mithral Hall. Not to Icewind Dale. He's going to Menzoberranzan. Bruenor is ready to march with him, bringing along an army of dwarves to end the scourge of Menzoberranzan, but Drizzt needs to see what's happening there. The dwarf army may not be necessary. The City of Spiders might already have fallen to the demons and their wicked prince. But even if that's true, what's to say the demons will stop there?

Maestro picks up where Archmage left off, plunging Drizzt into his most dangerous adventure yet and with all the action, adventure, beloved characters, dark elves, monsters, and demon princes Drizzt fans adore.

©2016 Wizards of the Coast LLC (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

AWESOME !!!

This is a masterpiece of audio music to massage the inner recesses of literary fantasy and lore.
Mr Salvatore has changed....No , Elevated his presentation of the story.
He has made it seamless and in turn keeps one drooling like a Dwarf staring at a female Dwarf with a better beard than his lol.

I have to say please let others know about Drizzt and the books he's in.
It is a wonderful gift for the mind .

Especially this one.

The madness of destroying a fan favorite character

I hate this new method of madness and the fact that non of his companions can see it happening.

not my favorite

the hero was always in his own head and never my favorite character in the series but this shift to super emo really sacked the excitement out of it for me. the book is also very sexualized. I have no problem with a more mature book but it was too over the top and annoyed me in the end.

Enjoyed this book

Victor has another great performance. I like that the Archmage is more a fixture in these stories.

Great story and performance

Every time I buy a RA salvatore books or auditable book I am not disappointed it's interesting so see drizzt going through this weird mental manipulation.

To Deep and To Unbelievable

Where to start. I've love the whole Dark Elf Saga. Not just the Lone Ranger but the who dynamic that is the Dark Elf Life. Yet this book left me rolling my eyes. What makes any great antagonist is their flaws and their imperfections. It's what made Quenthal (hope I spelled that right) so loved as the Matron Mother. Loths pettiness and limitations even as a God made her enjoyable. Yet once you start creating powers that are damn near perfect and almost all seeing you lose me. And when you destroy the core of your Hero for no reason other than you can... You lose me. Another sickness!? One that puts doubt in the purest heart in the D&D universe... Lost me. Do better R.A. Please.

Expecting More.

Definitely not worth the wait, another six months for a let down, story was dull until the last half hour.

I wasn't sure where this book was going

As the title says...
Some time passes that you're left to assume from archmage to maestro but not much.

Overall the book started out slow but built up quickly then things started to get weird until you understand why.

It's not as action packed as his past books but definetly more mature in its writing.

Another great Drizz’t adventure

Drizz’t and company grapple with demons and drow once again travel to Menzoberranzan. Almost standard Salvatore fair, however, there are many callbacks to earlier novels that are both original and homage.

Still chugging

Salvatore keeps the story going. Same old song and dance for Drizzt. Lots of other characters outside of the companions in this one, but the felt like just filler material and nothing significant.

excellent

What did you like most about Maestro?

great story teller and the best narrator make this book and all of their others just magnificent.

A decent distraction<br />

I struggled to finish and didn't take much to the narration but I finished the story and enjoyed parts of it well enough

What a finish!

Full of emotions and an explosive finish!
thoroughly enjoyed it :)

RA Salvatore proves himself more accomplished than Jarlaxele a true Maestro!