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Unfortunately this was very boring and unengaging. This didn't focus much on political intrigue as much as MC meandering through the barely perceivable plot that poorly connects the yuan-ti to it. There is an attempt at character development but MC is just too rigid to change much.

I will continue the series to see if it gets better but I have little hope for that

The writing and dialogue felt stilted in parts and the narrator barrelled through the book as if he was in a rush. There was a good discussion about Nature vs Nurture and the definition of evil etc which i found interesting. Although the shady caravan leader suddenly growing a conscience felt off.

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An author I will be eternally grateful to is R. A. Salvatore, since he was indirectly responsible for me meeting the wonderful @Branwen 😊 I was reading “Sojourn” and posting updates about it on Goodreads, and Branwen began commenting on my updates. We became friends there and began talking to each other about books and many other things, and that ultimately led to her becoming one of my greatest friends ever!😀

Great second book I‘m really enjoying this series and have to read the next book

I love when you reread a book and you enjoy it just as much as you did the first time. Really enjoyed reading about Drizzt again and his beginning … now I‘m on to books 3-6 🤗📚

I‘m having problems reading book on my tbr (interest is not there) so I‘m going to reread this so maybe I can just enjoy reading again… when you read authors were the writing just flows it‘s hard to get into some books so I‘m trying to adjust my perspective a little

I am so stoked to start this tomorrow 🙌

There were some genuinely good moments in this book, but on the other hand, there were so many toxic male fantasy tropes.

MC being afflicted by madness was fun for a while until it was just taking too long to cure and I got sick of being hammered over the head of how everything he perceived was fake.

I could have also gone without the martial rape garbage.

A lot of the plot points in this book were really weird and unnecessary, but when the book dealt with the main plot it was fine.

There were some parts where I was wondering if it was the aurhor's poorly disguised fetish or if it was something with the game lore itself that he borrowed from

Just finished this and it was okay. There were some really stupid plot points and decisions made but it was tolerable. This and the other two novels following it also seem to be taking place and are the cause of the events in The Out of the Abyss module. (My OOTA campaign is on a hiatus currently, but it's so amusing to me that my characters are unfortunately there to experience all of that mess)