This Drizzt book felt out of place somehow. It didn't really fit in the series, I quite liked the ending of the last book and it could have been a nice ending to a trilogy, but Salvatore went on to tell what happened after the battle. The first part was entertaining, but the identity of the prisoner was too obvious, I even feared who it was in the epilog of book three. Dead characters should stay dead. I believe to have heard that later on in the series R.A. Salvatore goes on to thin the ranks of Drizzt friends again, I'm looking forward to this :) One of the weakest Drizzt books I have read till now, but it certainly won't stop me to read on.