Ahora la vida es grata para Drizzt Do`Urden, mucho mejor de lo que ha sido nunca para el atribulado elfo oscuro. Su amigo, el enano Bruenor, ha recuperado el trono, y sus compañeros de aventuras, Wulfgar y Catti-brie, se casarán en primavera. Incluso ha regresado Regis, el halfling. Todos los amigos están unidos en la seguridad y prosperidad de Mithril Hall, donde los ríos del precioso Mithril Plateado corren en las profundidades y los martillos de los enanos repican al compás de los ritmos solemnes de las antiguas e interminables canciones.

Better than Books 2-6, but still not that great. I am glad Salvatore is bringing in more of the drow society as that is much more interesting than goody-two-shoes Drizzt and his companions, or even his weirdly honorific nemesis Entreri, which take up too much of the novel. ( )

Wow, so I remember these books being pretty basic but this is just bad. The characters are beyond shallow and the writing is poor. I guess there's some things you just can't go back to. ( )

Not my favourite instalment in the series so far. The characterisation feels very off compared to previous books, especially around Wulfgar. The appearance of my favourite antagonists kept me going, though, and I'm greatly hoping for more of Jarlaxle in future books. ( )

Fully got me back into scifi. ( )