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Drizzt's adventures move to the surface world in Sojourn and Salvatore continues to keep the plot moving. Although it follows a similar format as the previous book (solo Drizzt, fights bad guys, finds new friends, new friendships are challenging because he's a dark elf, etc.), I still found it exciting and will continue the series.

The saga continues and it's a good one. Very satisfying ending.

Slow to start, but talk about a cliffhanger ending. If you are going to read this book, you should make sure you have Abhorsen on hand to start reading immediately!

One of my new favorite books! That's a hard category to crack these days.

I've never been so excited to have a book be this long. Page after page, Lynch continues to spin an awesome plotline where you never know what's going to come next. READ THIS BOOK!

Locke and Jean find themselves in twisted in so many lies and false-faces that you can just barely keep track of who's in charge - or so you think :)

No spoilers, but I was a little disappointed with a small part of the conclusion, but hey - no book can be perfect. The final ending was perfect though!

Just “ok.” If you didn't take computer science classes, there's probably more here that would interest you. For all my tech friends, it's not worth the read. So much of this is was a rehash of concepts I was already familiar with - both theoretically and their applications into everyday life. But hey, simulated annealing and Erlang curves. What's not to love?