Forgotten Realms: The Thousand Orcs (Hunter's Blades #1) Book

This book is horrible. I've followed Salvatore since the late 80's, when I was in middle school, and I have come to the conclusion that while his reader's have grown, his writing has not. Realizing this back like in '02/03, I purposefully ignored him until now. I figured I could read the last 7(Hunter's Blade, Sellswords, and Orc King) in a month or two, so I decided to get back on that wagon.
This book in particular was just a complete ripoff of the Two Towers(not the book, the Movie. Ugh). From "The companions of the Hall", to the final attack on Helm's Deep, err I mean the town of Shallows, it's all the same.
The characters themselves are wearing thin, with Wulfgar being the only enjoyable one to me. Cattie-Brie is a bore and a forced plot device. Drizzt is... Well what can you say, if he was in his "Fonz" stage 10 years ago(i.e., basically immortal only due to popularity) what is he now? The character is too powerful, unrelatable, and hinders and/or trivializes any story. Oh, and while I'm on the subject, his little journal entries don't work Bob, so just drop it.
I'm not a complete hater and Salvatore(I loved his demon books, as well as his Cadderly stuff), and he is a great memory from my childhood, but he will be much better off if he stopped writing Drizzt for a while, if not forever once this latest Orc trilogy is complete.