A Thief in the Night: Book Two of the Ancient Blades Trilogy Review

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A Thief in the Night: Book Two of the Ancient Blades Trilogy ReviewDavid Chandler/Wellington's 2nd novel of his trilogy is, if not better than the 1st, than just as pleasing. I loved it! Chock-full of fast-paced fantasy adventure, filled with ever-growing characters and even introducing all-new characters that were all interesting and fun to read about. Love this series!
I like how Chandler delves into the mythos of dark elves that are supposed to be eradicated off the face of the world here, but the main characters find them deep underground in an abandoned dwarf dead city. The new addition to the small main crew, a crazy barbarian named Morget, is an interesting and fun character to read about. The back and forth between him and the shining white-like knight, Croy, can sometimes be a hoot to read about.
The secret love between Cythera and Malden the thief is further complicated in this volume, thus heightening the tension that much more between the tight knit group.
Like the 1st book, I never found myself bored. The pacing is terrific.
If you like classic fantasy with a horror twist, then this ones for you.A Thief in the Night: Book Two of the Ancient Blades Trilogy Overview
Circumstance made him a criminal. Destiny may make him a hero.

As a thief, Malden is unparalleled in the Free City of Ness, and happy there. But by saving the life of the knight Croy, Malden has bound himself to an ancient, noble brotherhood . . . and he now possesses one of only seven Ancient Blades capable of destroying demons.

Malden fears accompanying Croy and the barbarian MÖrget on their quest to dispatch a foul creature of nightmare . . . nor does he want to disturb the vengeful dead. But with an assassin on his heels, the young cutpurse is left with no choice. And there is the comely sorceress, Cythera, to consider- promised to Croy but in love with Malden-not to mention the fabulous treasure rumored to be hidden in the depths of the demon's lair . . .


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