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Swords of Eveningstar (Forgotten Realms: The Knights of Myth Drannor, Book 1)
by Ed GreenwoodCover Artist: Matt Stewart Review by Paul Haggerty Wizards of the Coast Mass Market ISBN/ITEM#: 9780786942725 Date: 12 June 2007 List Price $7.99 Amazon US / Amazon UK / Show Article / Editor's Note: We're rerunning our review of the hardcover edition, that originally run in our Augsut 2006 issue. What starts out as a joke to teach a spoiled noble girl a necessary lesson in life, turns out to be the catalyst which propels four childhood friends on the beginnings of a lifetime of adventure. When Florin Falconhand comes across his friend, covered in stew after receiving the brunt of Lady Narantha Crownsilver's temper tantrum, he hatches a plot to teach the girl that a little respect for others, and the world around her just might serve her well. However, in the course of their contrived trip cross county, Florin ends up saving the life of the King, and thus is granted a charter to form an adventuring party, something he and his friends have dreamed about, but never thought they'd have enough money in order to buy. Unfortunately the first quest embarked upon, by order of the King himself, is to clean out a far off dungeon; a task that has led to the deaths of uncounted novice adventurers. From official release/information:Book Description: The paperback release of an exciting new book by the creator of the Forgotten Realms! After they saved his life, the king grants Florin and his friends what they've always dreamed of: an adventure! But the "adventure" proves a little more difficult then the newly named Swords of Eveningstar had thought it would be. Scions of evil from across the Realms manipulate the Swords like pawn, and it's all the Swords can do just to stay alive! Check out our review (Source: Wizards of the Coast)
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