The Slowaway (Salvatore and son)

[Dragonfire]

wizards said:

From the author of more than a dozen New York Times best sellers and his son, comes the first installment of a brand-new fantasy trilogy written just for young readers.

Barely a teen and already guarding a secret that could jeopardize his young life, Maimun is marked for death. With the help of a mysterious stranger, the boy escapes his village and flees out to sea, stowing away on the pirate hunting ship, Sea Sprite, where he comes across a most unlikely ally: the dark elf Drizzt Do'Urden. With a half-demon determined to destroy him, and a crew of sailors resentful of the trouble he's caused, Maimun must find the courage to prove his worth, both to his friends and to himself.

Nearly two decades ago, R.A. Salvatore introduced the world to Drizzt D'Urden in a series that has since become a fantasy classic and a consistent presence on best seller lists. Now, for the first time, Salvatore partners with his son Geno to craft a brand-new story just for young readers, featuring a cameo of the most beloved fantasy character of all time. For young readers seeking the next great fantasy saga or for long-time fans who can't miss any installment in the Drizzt saga, this book delivers all the action, intrigue, and magic you've come to expect from the Salvatore name.

Look for The Stowaway in the Young Adult section of your local bookstore.

Opening a new plotline set in the Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms, this father-son collaboration sends Maimun -- a 12-year-old orphan with a mysterious past who bears a god-connected stone that seems to radiate good luck -- fleeing from the very quick and powerful demon Asbeel. Speaking like Sheherazade to a sword-wielding captor at the opening, Maimun describes in episodic flashbacks how his life turned into one long chase over land and sea once he was given the stone by his enigmatic foster parent, Perrault. The pace never falters, the cast is positively festooned with pirates and menacing magical creatures (such characters from parallel stories as Drizzt Do'Urden the Dark Elf also put in appearances) and Maimun's narrative ends on a cliffhanger that will leave readers slavering for the next episode, due out in 2009. Light on explicit violence, gore or death despite plenty of opportunities for all three, this makes sturdy fare for younger fans of D&D or sword-and-sorcery fantasy in general. (Fantasy. 10-12)

[fenris]

FR ı bekleyen olaylar başlığında geyiğini yapmıştık.

[Dragonfire]

Daha piirate king çıkmadan bu ne hız birde yetmezmiş gibi oğlunuda sokmuş işin içine. Tüüüü

[fenris]

yerden yere vuruyolar oğlunun yazarlığını :P ben kend,sininde dark elf trilogy den sonra yazdığı hiçbişeyi beğenmedim gerçi...

[Dragonfire]

Çok süper bişeyler yazmadı jaraxle li maceralar dışında zaten. Ama okutturuyor işte kendisini. Oğlunuda bilemicem henüz hala hardcover orc king okumaya çalışıyorum çok yoruyor beni.

[Dragonutopia]

4th edition da Realm's Guide a baktigimizda Driztten dayak yemis Orc krali gidip kuzeyde krallik kurmus.Bi ise yaradi Drizzt en sonunda..

[Venator]

R.A. Salvatore (td)

Yukarıdaki hikayenin "gençlere" özel ne yanı varmış ben onu anlamadım ayrıca, salvatore'un herhangi bir hikayesinden konsept olarak hiçbir farkı yok.

[fenris]

işte daha az kanlı daha az ölümlü oluyomuş.gerçi zaten normal FR romanlarında da pek bişey yok.

[St_Dreamer]

fenris said:

yerden yere vuruyolar oğlunun yazarlığını :P ben kend,sininde dark elf trilogy den sonra yazdığı hiçbişeyi beğenmedim gerçi...

+1

[Venator]

Salvatore'un romanları eğer gençler için çok "kanlı" kaçıyorsa o zaman dünya klasiklerinin yarısını da atalım yasaklayalım :)

[Redeagle]

Hehehe aynen öyle. Adam sanki hardcore yazıyordu :P

[arcane]

Harry Potter!

Bu arada kitabın adı The Stowaway.