Dungeons & Dragons: Honor entre ladrones. El camino a Neverwinter
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- Author：Jaleigh Johnson
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Summary
Every adventuring party has a starting quest。 Join Edgin Darvis and his team of heroic （well， occasionally heroic） heisters in this official prequel to the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves。
A thrilling original novel， set before the events of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves。
A thrilling original novel， set before the events of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves。
Reviews
Haylee （haylee。reads）
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3。5 starsThis was fun！
Barbara
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Fun and light-hearted。 Makes we want to play D & D again 。。。。 and I am definitely looking forward to the movie after this。
Chris Quinn
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Fun and fast paced read。 The characters motivations were clear and reasonable。 The dynamic between them was nuanced and felt like real relationships。 Every choice the characters made didn't feel like they carried the weight of the realm on their shoulders which was a nice change of pace from other dnd novels I've read。 The easter eggs from the greater Forgotten Realms lore were effective while still being approachable to new readers。 Gave it five stars as it's the most fun I've had reading a dnd Fun and fast paced read。 The characters motivations were clear and reasonable。 The dynamic between them was nuanced and felt like real relationships。 Every choice the characters made didn't feel like they carried the weight of the realm on their shoulders which was a nice change of pace from other dnd novels I've read。 The easter eggs from the greater Forgotten Realms lore were effective while still being approachable to new readers。 Gave it five stars as it's the most fun I've had reading a dnd book in a while。 Also made me excited for the movie this story is a prequel of。 Thanks for the read。 。。。more
Nicholas F。
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awesome dnd bookSo excited for the DND movie。 This book was the perfect intro for the movie。 I have bonded with the characters and now I can’t wait。
Joshua Gulick
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What a great book！ A fun， often hilarious adventure。 I laughed out loud a couple times。 I didn't know Jaleigh Johnson before this but I'm going to read more books by her now。 What a great book！ A fun， often hilarious adventure。 I laughed out loud a couple times。 I didn't know Jaleigh Johnson before this but I'm going to read more books by her now。 。。。more
Tim
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It reads like a very well run D&D campaign with perfect characterizations， all the while being totally accessible to those who have never played a game in their lives。
Alli
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You can return books to stores after you’ve read them。 They won’t know。
Tomb
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What a fun adventure。 And still enjoyable for someone that don't know dnd。 Now I'm really curious for more books like this one。 It reads like a roleplaying adventure and never gets "save the world"-dark。 What a fun adventure。 And still enjoyable for someone that don't know dnd。 Now I'm really curious for more books like this one。 It reads like a roleplaying adventure and never gets "save the world"-dark。 。。。more
Amanda Allen
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Such a good backstory。 I didn't want to put it down the whole time I was reading it。 Such a good backstory。 I didn't want to put it down the whole time I was reading it。 。。。more
Fred Rayworth
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The Road To Neverwinter was a very fun and easy to read novel。 I wish all fantasy was like this。 The writing was outstanding with solid third-person， past-tense and no noticeable head-hopping。 The characters were interesting and the plot full of twists and turns。 The narrative was brisk and never bogged down in exposition or excess characterization。 My only issues were a few jarring moments。 Mail （as in letters） in a fantasy world？ Marshmallows？ One other was Edgin at a costume party and all of The Road To Neverwinter was a very fun and easy to read novel。 I wish all fantasy was like this。 The writing was outstanding with solid third-person， past-tense and no noticeable head-hopping。 The characters were interesting and the plot full of twists and turns。 The narrative was brisk and never bogged down in exposition or excess characterization。 My only issues were a few jarring moments。 Mail （as in letters） in a fantasy world？ Marshmallows？ One other was Edgin at a costume party and all of a sudden， he has his lute， which was never mentioned before when they dressed for the event。Outside of those few jarring things， I had a great time and was able to close the book with a smile on my face。 Highly recommended。 。。。more
Melissa Confer
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This book was really enjoyable。 Made me really look forward to the movie， while also allowing me to get to know some of the characters before hand。 I really liked that the story was exciting and full of adventures！
Ron Popp
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Fun escapist adventure。 Not going to set the world in for buy an entertaining read
Wilibrordo
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Está bastante bien， muy entretenido， divertido， le coges cariño a los personajes。 La historia engancha y consigue que quieras saber cómo termina。 Pero el mayor fallo， al menos en la edición española， es que parece que no la han revisado/corregido， porque hay fallos de puntuación que a veces cortan el ritmo de la lectura。
Emmie
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This book was so much fun！ I’ve never played D&D before or read any D&D novels but I’m a big fan of Jaleigh Johnson’s other books so I was excited to read this。 It was a fast paced read with engaging characters and thrilling adventures。 I can’t wait to see the movie now！
Morgan
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Check out this review and more at Disorderly Daydreams blog！A man trying to cope with the loss of his wife while struggling to care for his tiny baby daughter meets a tough woman with a tender heart who helps pull his life back together。 Edgin and Holga spend the next 9 years raising little Kira to be strong-willed， intelligent， and resourceful。 The kid has a heart of gold so when new members of their found-family come trickling in， Kira is right there to welcome them with open arms。 As with ev Check out this review and more at Disorderly Daydreams blog！A man trying to cope with the loss of his wife while struggling to care for his tiny baby daughter meets a tough woman with a tender heart who helps pull his life back together。 Edgin and Holga spend the next 9 years raising little Kira to be strong-willed， intelligent， and resourceful。 The kid has a heart of gold so when new members of their found-family come trickling in， Kira is right there to welcome them with open arms。 As with every great thief， each member of the group has dreams of making it rich and possess the stubborn bravery to at least make an attempt at it。 None of them is into "honest work" so they devise a plan to steal a very rare， very valuable magical artifact from a Dragonborn Wizard。 What could possibly go wrong？This story reads exactly like a D&D campaign， complete with moments where you can tell exactly when the PC rolled a critical fail。 I wasn't really sure of Jaleigh Johnson since she's a new-to-me author but she wrote this story expertly。 It was full of whimsy， adventure， danger， the right amount of tension， and excitement。 Her characters were well developed and stayed true to themselves through out。 The character growth was well done and none of them were infallible or overly lucky。 I enjoyed every bit of this story and loved that it was a story within a story as a set up for the upcoming movie release。 This is totally a found-family book and it is extremely cozy and delightful。 I highly recommend it if you enjoy D&D， cozy fantasy， and high-stakes adventuring with a safe， low-stakes vibe。 Overall， I give it a 5 out of 5。 。。。more
Rowan G。
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Read because: I'm actually really hyped for the D&D movie and saw Chris Pine's handsome face on the cover of the book so I thought， "Why the heck not？"Thoughts: I'm starting to think I've become very easy to impress， in some ways， ever since I started reading again。 Perhaps if I had read this book three years ago， I would've reviewed it pretty harshly。 As far as fantasy novels go， it's a solid。。。 mid。 It has all the generic fantasy trappings， and also all the fantasy pitfalls （among which is my Read because: I'm actually really hyped for the D&D movie and saw Chris Pine's handsome face on the cover of the book so I thought， "Why the heck not？"Thoughts: I'm starting to think I've become very easy to impress， in some ways， ever since I started reading again。 Perhaps if I had read this book three years ago， I would've reviewed it pretty harshly。 As far as fantasy novels go， it's a solid。。。 mid。 It has all the generic fantasy trappings， and also all the fantasy pitfalls （among which is my #1 enemy， anachronistic and generally-out-of-place language）。 But having said that， does it also have a bunch of losers meeting and deciding to work together？ Yes。 Does it have the funniest will-they-won't-they banter between Edgin and Forge？ Yes。 Does it have a sneaky thieving lite child？ Yes。 Does it have a sorcerer who clearly doesn't know his own strength and who's a precious darling discovering himself while discovering the fact that his worth isn't intrinsically tied to his magic performance and also he's got friends he can count on？ Yes。 Does it have a barbarian who could just kill for a potato？ Yes。 And most importantly， probably， isn't this book exactly how D&D campaigns go？ Because I， for one， often caught myself thinking about the players I know and their characters， and thinking， "Ah， yep， my group would do that。 They' really would go for broke at the crucial moment， trying to get bigger loot， and just land themselves in the worst situations as a reward。"Bonus points for the fact that I could picture Hugh Grant so clearly whenever Forge did or said anything， and it just made me the happiest camper。 So， to me， this book is a 5-star experience in a 3-star package， so let's call it 4 stars then。Would I read a sequel: specifically about Edgin's little crew， yes。 Just sort of generally in this specific D&D scenario， also yes。 I know there's one about the druid as well， so I'm gonna read that too， never fear。 。。。more
Rey Cooper
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where do i begin？ this book was a raunchy， invigorating， wild trip。 right from the start i fell in love with edgin， kira， and holga。 it was always such a treat to see more and more characters from the film pop up and lend themselves to the story as well！ even so， this book didn’t lean too much on fan service。 even if it didn’t have those well placed cameos， it would’ve still been an amazing story to read。the plot is fast-paced， but not fast enough to lose yourself and get confused。 the balance b where do i begin？ this book was a raunchy， invigorating， wild trip。 right from the start i fell in love with edgin， kira， and holga。 it was always such a treat to see more and more characters from the film pop up and lend themselves to the story as well！ even so， this book didn’t lean too much on fan service。 even if it didn’t have those well placed cameos， it would’ve still been an amazing story to read。the plot is fast-paced， but not fast enough to lose yourself and get confused。 the balance between humor and heart is perfect。 even if you aren’t a fan of d&d， there’s still enough help in the book to understand all of the references without much issue。 and if you are a fan？ then is perfect campaign fuel for you！ the characters are a blessing and so convincing to follow。 just like the druid’s call， this book makes me so excited to watch the movie come next friday！ 。。。more
Daniel Lavan
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This book was just plain fun！ I loved all of the characters and the themes of found-family。 I will say it had the typical "forgettable" middle section; but that doesn't mean it wasn't interesting， just not as memorable as the start and especially the end！It reads like playing a game of DnD。 But almost， most importantly for this type of book， it's absolutely stand-alone。 It does a little set up for the movie at the end， but you could only read this book and be content with the full arc。 I'm excit This book was just plain fun！ I loved all of the characters and the themes of found-family。 I will say it had the typical "forgettable" middle section; but that doesn't mean it wasn't interesting， just not as memorable as the start and especially the end！It reads like playing a game of DnD。 But almost， most importantly for this type of book， it's absolutely stand-alone。 It does a little set up for the movie at the end， but you could only read this book and be content with the full arc。 I'm excited to see the movie now！ 。。。more
Tim KC
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This book is a prequel to the upcoming movie。 I enjoyed reading it to discover the characters of Edgin， Holga， Simon and Forge。 Together they partake on an adventure of thievery with lots of common monsters you will recognize if you have every played Dungeons and Dragons。
Aaron
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It's a fun little romp。Feels like a young adult novel but it's fun。 Quick read。 It's a fun little romp。Feels like a young adult novel but it's fun。 Quick read。 。。。more
Allen Stetson
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I loved it！ It's very D&D but it's also very character-centric。 Most characters were well-rounded and had interesting backstories and development。 I wasn't fond of the spellcaster character - that one seemed a little one-dimensional to me， with a predictable character arc， but it didn't detract from the enjoyment of the book。 I loved it！ It's very D&D but it's also very character-centric。 Most characters were well-rounded and had interesting backstories and development。 I wasn't fond of the spellcaster character - that one seemed a little one-dimensional to me， with a predictable character arc， but it didn't detract from the enjoyment of the book。 。。。more
Jeremy Brewer
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This book was a surprising delight！ I had a blast from beginning to end。In Honor Among Thieves: The Road to Neverwinter， Jaleigh Johnson writes a great little prequel novel to warm up D&D fans for the upcoming bigscreen movie， "D&D: Honor Among Thieves"。 Don't be mislead by this books size， or the bizarre drawing of Chris Pine on the cover。 What's inside counts！Edgin is a retired hero， grieving the death of his wife and trying to figure out how to raise their daughter Kira alone in a world of mo This book was a surprising delight！ I had a blast from beginning to end。In Honor Among Thieves: The Road to Neverwinter， Jaleigh Johnson writes a great little prequel novel to warm up D&D fans for the upcoming bigscreen movie， "D&D: Honor Among Thieves"。 Don't be mislead by this books size， or the bizarre drawing of Chris Pine on the cover。 What's inside counts！Edgin is a retired hero， grieving the death of his wife and trying to figure out how to raise their daughter Kira alone in a world of monsters and villains。 As he trudges along he manages to gather a ragtag crew of some pretty spectacular misfits around him。 Not only helping him with his daughter， but helping him to become the leader he is meant to be， Edgin and crew quickly find themselves going on daring heists， working for a better life they all dream of。What's hilarious is that each heist almost always ends up sending Edgin reluctantly back into the hero's life as well。 At only 275 pages， this book is filled with wit， humor， action， charm， monsters， magic， heists， rescues， escapes， beautiful daddy/daughter moments， character growth， themes of grief， friendship， community， purpose， swords and daggers， magic， treasure， and more。 I laughed， I actually teared up once or twice， and found myselves dying to see this crew on the big screen！ This book feels like a D&D campaign with your best friends turned into a novel。 I can't wait to see this crew on the screen。 They are destined for the greatness they seek！ I sincerely hope there are more books to come as well！ 。。。more
Tim McRae
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Pretty good。 A bit short for my taste but still for a rapidly produced work to push out a movie。。。 good stuff。
Philipp Burnett
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Truly an amazing and exciting novel， exploring the origin story of Edgin， Kira， Holga， Forge， Simon， and their crew of thieves。 I recommend this book to anyone who loves fantasy and D&D （you dont have to like or play the game to enjoy this book though）。 I love how author crafted the narrative and introduces each character。 As a reader， I was able to truly sympathize with each hero and appreciate the depths and moral characteristics of each。 The novel works amazingly as a prequel to the upcoming Truly an amazing and exciting novel， exploring the origin story of Edgin， Kira， Holga， Forge， Simon， and their crew of thieves。 I recommend this book to anyone who loves fantasy and D&D （you dont have to like or play the game to enjoy this book though）。 I love how author crafted the narrative and introduces each character。 As a reader， I was able to truly sympathize with each hero and appreciate the depths and moral characteristics of each。 The novel works amazingly as a prequel to the upcoming movie "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves"。 I dont know if the filmmakers will use any of the material from this book， but it would've been awesome。 The only downpart of this book its rather short and I was left wishing more as far as the length goes。 Hopefully， J。 Johnson will write more books on Edgin's crew 。。。more
Bryce Hatfield
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This is a book about a single dad trying to raise his daughter the best he can。 And he’s also a thief。 His co-parent is a kind-hearted and deadly barbarian who always has his back， and the two befriend a con-man and a sorcerer to help with their heists。 This is a wonderful fantasy story full of humor， heists， and harrowing adventure。One of the best things about this novel is that it feels like D&D without being too obvious。 If you have never played D&D and don’t know anything about the Forgotten This is a book about a single dad trying to raise his daughter the best he can。 And he’s also a thief。 His co-parent is a kind-hearted and deadly barbarian who always has his back， and the two befriend a con-man and a sorcerer to help with their heists。 This is a wonderful fantasy story full of humor， heists， and harrowing adventure。One of the best things about this novel is that it feels like D&D without being too obvious。 If you have never played D&D and don’t know anything about the Forgotten Realms （the name of the world D&D is set in）， you will be able to enjoy this book easily。 If you have played D&D， you’ll recognize many of the monsters and tropes， and if you’re familiar with the Forgotten Realms specifically， there’s even more fun easter eggs in store。 I’ve been a fan of the Forgotten Realms ever since I read the first few books of The Legend of Drizz’t many years ago， so returning to the setting with fresh eyes was a delight， and Jaleigh Johnson did not disappoint！All characters are lovable; some are more mysterious than others， but all of them are fun， intriguing， and absolutely unique。 The character development with each one is clear， if subtle in some cases， and you grow to love every one。 Even the minor characters and villains are fun， with distinct features and gimmicks。The heists were fantastic。 They were all dynamic， entertaining， and full of comedy and just enough stakes to make them out you on the edge of your seat。 They added so much to the spirit of the book， and they were so incredibly fun。The battle sequences in this book， however， are hit or miss。 There aren’t many， which is nice since this is a book about thieves， and when they do happen upon a battle it’s usually by accident， so it never seems out of place。 Most of the time there’s a sense of emotional stakes to keep us invested， and when there isn’t， Johnson adds humor and fun to it。 The exception to this is the final battle; it’s not done poorly by any means， but the stakes didn’t feel as high as they should have because Kira wasn’t involved and we know these characters are going to live。 And speaking of Kira， it seemed inappropriate for Edgin to take his nine-year-old daughter on heists with him。 It made sense when it was just Edgin， Holga， and Kira， but after that I couldn’t find a reason why it was necessary。 They didn’t need her for anything specific on the last heist; she helped with a few things， but nothing anyone else couldn’t have done。 It is addressed this in the novel， and Edgin does feel remorse about it， but it just felt odd。 My last minor gripe is that our main character never seems to learn how to fight。 It’s clear that he’s adept at thieving and he’s useful in heists， but when it comes to combat， Johnson doesn’t really know what to do with him。Minor grievances aside， this book was fantastic。 The writing takes itself just seriously enough for the reader to become attached to these characters and their arcs， but not so much so that it feels out of place in the more humorous moments。 It’s a great fantasy， a wonderful D&D story， and fun for everyone to enjoy。 Definitely pick this one up！ 。。。more
Lauren Thatcher
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Haven’t read the book yet personally but I’m confused。 Why is Chris Pine on the cover？
E Loveless
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Disaster dad collects family members and goes on a series of ultimately forgettable but still entertaining series of adventures。
Jeff M
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Nice， light， easy， fun book。 Captures the game in the book nicely， without clogging it down。 Well done， enjoyed this author。 Looking forward to the movie！
Dustin
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I really enjoyed this book and hope this movie will be good。 There was a very cool surprise in the story。 It was a good story to introduce the characters。
Conor
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Classic stand alone DND adventure novel， though a bit shorter than I would usually expect。 Was an enjoyable read
tpg0
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As an AI language model， I cannot provide personal opinions， but I can provide information。 "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor entre ladrones。 El camino a Neverwinter" is a novel by author Matt Forbeck that takes place in the Forgotten Realms setting of the Dungeons & Dragons game。 The story follows a group of thieves and rogues who must team up and embark on a dangerous journey to retrieve a powerful artifact that has been stolen from one of their own。 Along the way， they face challenges and confront their own moral codes as they navigate the world of Neverwinter。 The book is published in Spanish and is part of a series of Dungeons & Dragons novels that tie in with the game's lore and world-building。 It may appeal to fans of the game or anyone interested in fantasy literature。
tpg1
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As an AI language model， I don't have personal opinions on specific books。 However， I can tell you that "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor entre ladrones。 El camino a Neverwinter" is a novel based on the popular role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons。 The book follows the adventures of a group of thieves and their journey towards the city of Neverwinter。 It is written by Matt Forbeck and published by Timun Mas Narrativa。
tpg2
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