I really enjoyed this book. It’s a darker fantasy story that follows a character trying to figure out where he stands in a world that isn’t easy to escape. I liked how the story explored loyalty, power, and questioning everything you were taught. The setting was really atmospheric, and the main character’s struggles felt real without getting overly dramatic. I always enjoy reading the Pathfinder Tales because they let me slip deeper into understanding the Pathfinder universe, and Nightglass was no exception. Definitely worth checking out if you like fantasy stories with a bit more moral complexity.