Dark Mirror

A Tale from The Legend of Drizzt

De: R. A. Salvatore

Narrado por: Dan Harmon

Dan Harmon, creator of NBC's Community and known Dungeons & Dragons aficionado, tells the tale of when Drizzt stands face-to-face with his own prejudices.

©1993 TSR, Inc. (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Awesome short story R Salvatore is one of the grea

loved every sentence R.A. Salvatore is one of the greatest writers of all time love all his books! Once I started one could not put it down! he us so gifted!

drizzt the man.

It was good. Gave insight into who and why he is who he is d
drizzt

Enjoyable Dip Back into Drizzt's World

I kind of read this out of order because of a reading challenge I have, but it was still really easy to follow and a great little addition to the overall series. I like the focus on being more than what people assume you are, and Drizzt's inner battle over this. I definitely need to get back into these books.

Amazing story, and wonderfully read

This is a story that will linger in your mind long after you have finished listening.

It’s hard to say more than that without spoilers — but it is definitely worth the read/listen.

Salvatore and Harmon make a great match

Fantastic story as is all of the Legend of drizzt series with a fantastic narrator to top it off.

I love it a lot

I love the alot and I'm going to be reading alot more about this series

Dan Harmon is talented, Very Solid Narrator

I am a fan of Dan Harmon when it comes to his TV shows, But I was very much entertained that he had Narrated an RA Salvatore Tale of Drizzt. If Dan ever decides to become a full-time Narrator, I would surely become an interested listener.

Can there be others like Drizzt?

Drizzt comes face to face with a good goblin. Yet how can he possibly save him when goblins are so universally hated.

Yep

This was a well placed short story in the legacy of the Drow. I enjoyed it.

Need a introduction to Drizzt, here you go ...

Would you listen to Dark Mirror again? Why?

This is the first of the free Drizzt series that actually involves Drizzt -- the introduction narrated by Felicia Day involves his dwarven friends. I hadn't read this particular story before, which begins with an excellent battle sequence but ends with a very emotional tale of an intelligent goblin and Drizzt's own prejudice. It really doesn't get any better than this. A remarkable story, with lots of action, lots of subtleties, Here it is, laid out plain, why Drizzt is one of the most interesting literary creations of all time. He is from a hated race, and he tries to befriend one from an even more hated race, a race he himself hates. And the result is tragedy. Beautifully read by Dan Harmon.