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A review by mw2k
The Druid Queen by Douglas Niles
2.0
While being as easy to read and digest as what came before, this series ends with a gaggle of tragic events that pose more questions than answers. That's all well and good for most stories, but not for these tightly-plotted pulp novels, which are more expositions of the fantasy world of Faerun than they are anything else.
Further, it ends rapidly, hastily tying up every plot thread there is before the novel (and series) concludes. To my knowledge, there are no more novels in the Moonshae series, so one will have to make do with the decidedly inconclusive character arcs some of the players here experienced.
Further, it ends rapidly, hastily tying up every plot thread there is before the novel (and series) concludes. To my knowledge, there are no more novels in the Moonshae series, so one will have to make do with the decidedly inconclusive character arcs some of the players here experienced.