As much as I love the Drizzt series, this is one of my least favorite books in it. There were several times I'd get so frustrated that the characters were so blind as to who Errtu had that I wanted to scream. If it were Zak, why would Catti-brie need to be involved? I probably got annoyed by that thought for the majority of the book. There were also other times where things happened that seemed a little improbable but had to work so that they'd fit into the story to make things all work out in the end. Overall, if you over-look the plot-holes, it still makes for a decent story. Even if you're left with wondering what happened during those six years that happened between the previous book and this one.

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