The Dragon's Dagger

This is the second of these books. as noted I earlier I read the first years ago. This one I'd never gone on and picked up. here Gary is dealing with the results of something (somethings?) that happened in the last book. (view spoiler)[ Also in the telling of the story Gary finds that much of what's been going on an (hide spoiler)]......more

I am SO enjoying re-reading this series, and introducing it to my daughter. She is now obsessed with leprechauns (specifically ones named Mickey), and I think that's simply a swell thing with which to be obsessed.......more

In a "be careful what you wish for" sort of fashion, Gary Leger's second adventure ends up striking far deeper than the first, and rightfully so, but not without maintaining the same level of magic and excitement.......more

I did not get my hopes up for this second book in the trilogy and thus I was not too disappointed. Once again Gary Leger travels into Faerie to act as its hero and once again the quest is a rather generic tale of spear and sorcery. In fact, not only does it retread general fantasy tropes but the boo......more

This series explains [to me] why Salvatore is such a well respected author. Yes he has the Drizzt series, and I've only read the first book in that series [loved it], but this trilogy has some of that magic. Unlike his Crimson Shadow trilogy which felt like Military fantasy; this series has classic......more