La gélida brisa que daba nombre al valle del Viento Helado silbaba en sus oídos y su incesante gemido sofocaba la charla despreocupada que solían entablar los cuatro amigos. Bruenor, el enano, Wulfgar, el bárbaro, Regis, el halfing, y Drizzt, el elfo oscuro, se dirigían hacia Mithril Hall, la antigua ciudad natal de Bruenor y de sus antepasados, donde esperaban quedar deslumbrados al contemplar los ríos de plata que fluían en aquel lugar. Cuando consiguieron penetrar en la gran ciudad subterránea del clan Battlehammer, y gracias a las historias explicadas por Bruenor, pudieron imaginarse fácilmente a "diez mil enanos...

This one I really enjoyed. Artemis Entreri's appearance delighted me - I'm fairly certain I'm going to love this character. By the end I already do but I'll see where it goes in the next one. The journey parts of the book are fairly standard for a Drizzt book. The ending felt a little rushed and I was even hoping it would end before it did and more detail would be spent with the scourge of the halls. Still, I am excited to see where the next book goes! ( )

I didn't enjoy this one as much as I enjoyed the first in the series, but I did like it in the end. The big set piece toward the end was pretty solid, and I liked spending more time with Drizzt, Bruenor, and Wulfgar in particular. ( )

It's a good book. I just think I'm done with fantasy novels for now. Good thing I have a lot of them. ( )

Bruennor the dwarf, along with some others, set out to find his ancestral home that he was driven from over 2 centuries ago. Mix in an assassin going after the halfling, a wizard going after Drizz't because he thinks Drizz't has the Crystal Shard and a dragon trying to kill them all, and you get a good rollicking adventure story. ( )