The thing about the Chronicles of Elantra series is that I adore the characters and the world that Sagara has created.  Ten books into the series and I still devour these books.  For me, they’re fall asleep reading, wake up hugging the book sort of tales.  The fabric of Kaylin Neya’s world is rich with strands from all of the books coming together to add layers.  New and old characters gain new depth in each installment.  While the cast is pretty massive at this point, they remain individuals and not caricatures or paint-by-numbers creations.  They lovable, but flawed. This book picks up right after the events of Cast in Sorrow. …