Elfsong

Destiny draws the elf to the mortal world, but the weight of its shadows is more than he can bear.

Nilinriall’s mastery of elfsong is unrivalled. His path is set: ascend to the Songspiren, and then the realm of gods.

Unlike his kin, Nilinriall harbours a deep curiosity for the material realms. When he’s irresistibly drawn to a mortal woman whose singing can make flames dance, he vows to sever his ties—attachment is not the elven way.

But it’s too late. Rejected by the Songspiren, Nilinriall is cast to the mortal realm where every attachment frays his elven spirit, and shame torments him. Yet, he can’t escape the allure of the singing woman.

Terrethedron is treacherous. With his companions Gwynnestri and Dillinir, they face sharded wraiths of Darpirith, the cruelty of the Three Cities, and the greed of the Nine Lands.

Hope faltering, Nilinriall is increasingly seduced by mortal temptations—lust, luxury, and the numbing allure of intoxication—especially as his fame for singing grows.

With every breath, Nilinriall finds it harder to remember who he once was—or why he ever left the light of the aether. Just when he believes he's found his destiny, everything is torn apart once more.