Café de Nuit

Without wanting to give spoilers... the book is more grim and dark than usual for Salvatore, a lot more. There's no real "victory" in the end. The world is left a bit safer place but at a great toll on the heroes involved, all of which are changed by the end.

I kinda felt... cheated. When I read Ravenloft novels I expect such things. But from FR books featuring Drizzt, I expect a grand finale with fireworks and everyone dancing happily at the end of a trilogy. It's not a bad book, far from it. It has the tons of battles and actions and a lot of flashy magic. It's just that it is pessimistic and dark.

Recommended for those that DON'T like Salvatore's usual books. This one has more character development than the previous books. Which were also kinda dark.

Agreed, the unfortunate ending had pretty much the same for me as well. The typical 'happy little world' was marred with its conclusion, but I will say this, it had fantastic combat sequences!

On those, while they were indeed, very good... it screamed too much of "4e is here! You should try it!"
The advertisement was so much that I actually asked my sis if she wanted to play a bit of 4e instead of 5e.