The Chaos Curse

by R.A. Salvatore
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Good Books rating 4.25
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  • ID: 8394
  • Added: 2025-12-21
  • Updated: 2025-12-21
  • ISBN: 9780786954360
  • Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
  • Published: 2009-09-22
  • Reviews: 3

After many epic battles, Cadderly and his team of heroes are finally ready to return home to the Edificant Library. Cadderly anticipates a cold reception due to his exponentially grown powers, which have disrupted the hierarchy of his religious order. However, the reality is far worse: the Chaos Curse has turned their home into a battleground teeming with vicious creatures./n/nCadderly must now face this new threat on his home turf, not only to save the Edificant Library but also to find his new place within the Deneiran order. The fate of his home and his spiritual journey hang in the balance.

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Before We Go Blog · 2022-03-03
compelling 4.00

The book is a slow-burn character arc that explores a youth's journey to manhood and an agnostic's spiritual awakening. The protagonist's horror of violence is a central theme.

The Before We Go Blog review highlights the character development in The Chaos Curse, particularly the slow-burn arc of a young protagonist growing into a man. This journey is intertwined with a spiritual exploration, making it a compelling read for those interested in character-driven narratives. The protagonist's aversion to violence adds depth to the story, making it a thought-provoking experience. The reviewer appreciates the nuanced portrayal of the character's internal struggles and growth, which are central to the narrative.

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    A slow-burn character arc of a youth becoming a man and an agnostic's spiritual journey.

    A character horrified by violence.

    The Chaos Curse is a compelling exploration of personal growth and spiritual awakening.

Audible · 2020-01-01
satisfying 4.50

The audiobook provides a good backstory and character development, with Victor Bevine delivering a great performance. It is praised for its engaging narrative and character insights.

The Audible review emphasizes the rich backstory and character development in The Chaos Curse, particularly appreciating the performance by Victor Bevine. The reviewer finds the audiobook engaging, highlighting how it provides valuable insights into the characters from the world of Drizzt Do'urden. The narrative is praised for its depth and the way it brings the characters to life, making it a satisfying listen for fans of the series.

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    Good back story. I really liked getting the back stories on some of the characters from the world of Drizzt Do'urden.

    Victor Bevine always does a great job.

    The Chaos Curse is a satisfying conclusion to the Cleric Quintet.

Enworld · 2019-10-10
thrilling 4.25

The book is part of a larger series and is noted for its epic battles and character journeys. It is appreciated for its engaging narrative and the evolution of the protagonist.

The Enworld discussion highlights The Chaos Curse as a significant part of the Forgotten Realms series, particularly noting its epic battles and the protagonist's journey. The reviewer appreciates the engaging narrative and the evolution of the main character, Cadderly, as he returns home to a changed Edificant Library. The book is seen as a fitting conclusion to the Cleric Quintet, with the reviewer looking forward to more adventures in the series.

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    Cadderly and his friends journey home to find a changed Edificant Library in this conclusion to the Cleric Quintet.

    After many epic battles, Cadderly and his companions face new challenges and personal growth.

    The Chaos Curse is a thrilling conclusion to the Cleric Quintet.

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