Mercedes Lackey

James Mallory

Centuries after defeating an army of Demons with the help of their Elven allies, the Demons once again threaten humankind, unless the fugitive Kellen and his companions can overcome despair to save the Elven Country.

The Obsidian Trilogy: Book One

The Outstretched Shadow

Kelsi Proulx

This book was pretty mediocre. I enjoyed the world, particularly the elves, but so much of this book was world building that it got to be a bit much. It goes to the extent of telling about the design of floor tiles and the types of building materials....it just got a bit boring. Not much happens as far as plot goes, it was pretty obvious that it is a first in a series. Almost the entire thing was building the world and characters for the next book which wouldn't have been such a problem if it hadn't gone on for over 700 pages...I don't think I will be continuing with the series.

The Outstretched Shadow The Obsidian Trilogy: Book One

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