Review: I loved this book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 12, 2012
I was surprised to see such negative comments about a book I found unequivocally delightful, and feel I should note that the typos and grammatical errors cited by them have been corrected, allowing an enjoyable read.This book is made up of two parts (probably the first two parts) of a series focused on interracial co-existence. The races: humans, elves, and dwarves. And, BTW, there are also a variety of monsters that would be happy to do away with all three races, of which, not surprisingly, the humans are the most bloodthirsty.The first tale is essentially a love story, one of forbidden love between an elf and a human. It was definitely a warm and fuzzy, a love affair that survived decades.The second is one of three men, two elves, one human, out to place boundary stones separating the countries of the races as an adjunct to a peace agreement signed by all three, albeit, not too happily. This tale is of evolving friendship, strong enough for one friend to be willing to sacrifice his life to save another. The attackers: monsters and humans. The emotions: powerful! I repeat, I loved it and would be happy to read the sequels!