I do not know if I should like or hate the Älfar. They are monsters after all, but then again, they are good to each other, they just dislike every other race that is below them...right.

So you see, the Älfar are a hard race to like. They want to conquer, kill and make slaves of others. But at the same time they love arts and making art of disgusting things...right. They are proud, beautiful, deadly and evil. Yes, they are rather fascinating aren't they?

They are campaigning to take over the human lands and kill the elves. They have dark ones at their sides and there will be death and ruthlessness.

We will follow Sinthoras and Caphalor, evil and with good qualities in their way. Another smaller pov is a young mage trying to warn other of these monsters. Morana, an Älf trying to get people to join the Älfar and a few other POVs. All showing the Älfar darkness.

They really should disappear as a people, can't they play nice?

But, that is not the only thing in this book. An old enemy of theirs show up and they will have their comeuppance.

And at the end, what next? Oh they will continue to kill and conquer, just like before. Destruction to the end. ( )

In der langersehnten Fortsetzung von "Gerechter Zorn"
knüpft Heitz direkt an die Geschehnisse des ersten Bandes
an. Nach der Eroberung des steinernen Torweges planen die
Befehlshaber der Albae Cephalor und Sinthoras die
Niederwerfung des geborgenen Landes Tark Draan und die
Vernichtung der verhassten Elben. Neben actiongeladenen Schlachten und interessanten Einblicken in die Psyche des
Bösen, tauchen einige neue Figuren auf, die für Abwechslung
sorgen. "Böse denken anders", verkündet der Autor in einem
Trailer und kündigt mindestens zwei weitere Bände dieser
Reihe an. Heitz gilt als Meister seines Genres und belegt
mit "Vernichtender Hass" bereits Platz fünf der
Spiegel-Bestseller Liste. Band eins sollte allerdings im
Bestand sein. ( )