The hero Tungdil Goldhand vanished years ago. Until the gem-carver Goimron discovers Tungdil's diary . . . and finds that the last entries are terrifyingly recent.
Goimron gathers a small band of trusted companions, and they set off to find Tungdil and save Girdlegard from the mysterious Albae.
But the story's only half-over. Brabandor's on the trail of something extraordinary; Rodana is trying to change her fate, and Klaey remains an unknown quantity: his lust for power is unparalleled, and he'll do anything to get it. And the most worrying question of all . . . will their quest, change Goimron himself?
The epic conclusion to the story begun in The Return of the Dwarves Book 1, filled with action, adventure, and a discovery that might change life in Girdlegard for everyone . . . forever.
Read MoreTraces of true magic, wit and secrets untold . . . you will enjoy the story - Fantasy Book Review on The Dwarves seriesA gripping read with some very memorable characters . . . this will definitely satisfy - Worlds in Ink on The Dwarves seriesThe Dwarves is a well-constructed classic fantasy story that I greatly enjoyed - Speculative Book ReviewI was turning pages and eagerly awaiting the next plot twist. I totally recommend this book - Boom Tron on The War of the DwarvesThe prose is sharp, the action sequences bloody and all in this has been a real joy to read . . . pure joy from start to finish and definitely one I'd recommend to other fantasy fans - Falcate Times on The Fate of the DwarvesTo pithily, if a little inaccurately sum it up, The Dwarves is just like Tolkien's The Hobbit, if the Hobbit grew up, started wearing a hoody and drinking on street corners. Or perhaps, Tolkien with a dash of Gemmell and a sprinkling of George R.R. Martin - Malazan Empire on The Dwarves