Silverfall: Stories of the Seven Sisters

This book is a good source of information about the seven sisters if one is not familier to all their dealings. One thing I disliked about this books was that it was somethings confusing in story line. Otherwise I love the book. It kept moving and that is what I like to see happen. This is a good book for anyone wanting to get a little more information about how the 7 work together to get things done.

Well like many others I have been waiting for the story behind the 7 sisters. The way Ed has brought them together was very well done. The magic battles were fantastic. I found it hard to put down during these parts. But I found the ending incomplete. One minute things are happening and the next it's all over and happily ever after. Where'd they go from there, what happened in Waterdeep, Skulport and Scourburn. Maybe I should be patient and wait for the next installment, which I hope there is one.

Ed Greenwood should write more books about the 7 sisters,he is very good at what he does best(that is Write).

This book keeps you wanting to read more, because no where is there such a complete book on the seven sisters. The book ties itself together nicely, and also has a good ending that wasn't so predictable. You never know where the story will take you next, or who new will show up, and that's why it's lke an awsome adventure. Also some famous Forgotten Realms characters show up here and that's another reason why I like it.

This is the FR book I've been waiting for, thank you very much! The best of the "Chosen" characters in an all-out magical slugfest. Each of the seven gets basically equal treatment and this, unlike the often confusing Elminster books, shows Greenwood really maturing and improving as a writer. The plot is much less confusing, the cast of characters is small enough to make it possible to tell who's who, and the magical combat is second to none. Also, this book is just BEAUTIFUL, with GREAT illustrations. Totally worth the trade paperback price.