Forgotten Realms: The Legend of Drizzt Collector's Edition, Book IV Book

This was a good collection of Drizzt novels, even if one wasn't exactly a Drizzt story. The second book in this collection, The Spine of the World, does not feature Drizzt or several of the other main characters of the series. It strictly focuses on Wulfgar and new characters, who I personally found rather uninteresting, although they do end up having a purpose in the series. So I didn't enjoy this collection as much as the previous three, but still loved reading about these characters again. The third book in this collection, Sea of Swords, was really good, and reunited all of the main characters for some good old fashioned ass kicking. As we see so often in this series, Drizzt once again has to fight an unnecessary battle based on the actions of other drow elves, who he is nothing like. I've read 13 books in this series now, and the themes of prejudice and stereotyping just won't go away for Drizzt, no matter how much good he does. Maybe someday. Overall a good read, though I wasn't expecting a full novel without Drizzt or Bruenor or Catti-brie or Guenhwyvar.