Dragons, magicians, and the malevolent älfar have advanced far into the kingdom of Girdlegard, ruthlessly seizing vast areas of land.

If you are a fan of the series I think you will enjoy the story, but be warned there might be more questions unanswered than answered. The Black Abyss, home to the most vial, loathsome and destructive creatures the land of Girdlegard and beyond has ever seen and yet it doesn't go anywhere. None of my sons and daughters shall leave my side until we’ve closed up the Black Abyss for all time and filled it up with molten steel. Then a huge pale claw, as broad as three castle gates, appeared out of the shadows, and gave a thundering blow to the sphere, producing a dull echo.The Abyss is a constant in the story but the author really fails to exploit this mine of possibility. Ireheart has been one of my most loved characters and I was greatly relieved that this has not been lost in this instalment.

As the rusty brown metal blade scraped against the rock floor, it collected yet more dents and notches. The creature that lay there in its own blood was the first ever to leave the prison: A dark cleft half a mile long and a hundred paces wide was a blemish on the surrounding landscape and marked where evil would emerge if the magic barrier and the fortress allowed it. In the final installment of this spectacular fantasy epic, the greatest of the dwarves' adventures begins .He was standing with his beloved consort on the north tower of Evildam, which had defended these parts for the past two hundred and twenty-one cycles.

For the last time, the dwarves are going to war – and the outcome will decide the fate of their race.Dragons, magicians, and the cruel älfar have advanced far into the kingdom Girdlegard, ruthlessly seizing vast areas of land. There has been no word from the courageous warrior Tungdil since the bitter struggle that took place at the Black Abyss. Dragons, magicians, and the malevolent älfar have advanced far into the kingdom of Girdlegard, ruthlessly seizing vast areas of land. It's more like you either ONLY wrote this last book for the money, or that you simply do not have the skill in you anymore, what an absolute shame.