Mere weeks after escaping Neverwinter, Farideh’s dreams are still haunted by Lorcan, the cambion devil whose power fuels her own. One of only four known descendents of the original Brimstone Angel, Farideh has no regrets about the pact she made with the devil. But no one in the Hells knows that she has a twin—an impulsive eager sister, just waiting to be corrupted. At least as long as Lorcan can keep her secret. Determined to protect her sister, Farideh searches for a ritual that could call Lorcan out of the Hells. But in the midst of her hunt, she’s drawn into an assignment for the secret society the Harpers, an assignment which leads her and a ragtag group of allies to an ancient Netherese library deep underground. While the group combs the site, dodging ghosts and magical traps, Farideh discovers a magical book whose pronouncements throw into question everything she thought she knew about herself and her sister. The more the Book gives up its macabre secrets, the more one thing becomes clear—a traitor lurks among them.
Today is the release day of Lesser Evils, the lastest Forgotten Realms book from Wizards of the Coast. I have been hooked on Erin M. Evans writing since her Forgotten Realms debut of The God Catcher. Lesser Evils is the sequel to Brimstone Angels where we were introduced to the tiefling sisters, Farideh and Havilar, and the enigmatic Lorcan. I am looking forward to reading this one!
. These were during my elementary school days playing TSR’s Dungeon and lusting over the red box Basic set. Soon after moving from the blue box Expert set and into Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Advanced rules I stumbled upon the Gord the Rogue series by Gary Gygax. That was my first real foray into shared world fiction and I never looked back. I loved reading the fight scenes and recognizing the magic items and spells. I incorporated the descriptions of monsters and spell casting into my campaigns and the group loved it. I then moved on to the 
The term “Dark Elf” resonated with me and I noticed it was published by TSR and carried the “Forgotten Realms” logo. I was vaguely familiar with the name Forgotten Realms through my DnD group but we never played there, we had our own homegrown world that we had played in for several years. Reading that book was a life changing moment, not only because I was introduced to R.A. Salvatore and his amazing character Drizzt, but because I had stepped foot on new soil, I had arrived in Faerun. This was before the days of Amazon and I had now idea how many books were published in the Forgotten Realms but I made it my mission to track them down. I found catalogs, I had bookstores order new titles, and I frequented used bookstores looking for anything with the Forgotten Realms logo. Even though I was no longer playing DnD with my group, I started picking up Forgotten Realms source books such as; the Forgotten Realms Campaign set, The Seven Sisters, The Code of the Harpers, Players Guide to the Forgotten Realms, and the Elves of Evermeet, to name a few. 
I traveled the Dalelands, crept through the caverns of the Underdark and gazed upon the terrible wonder of Menzoberranzen, traipsed through the jungles of Chult, ran screaming from the undead horrors of Thay, walked the streets of the incredible city of Waterdeep, and so many, many other places . I reveled in Ed Greenwood’s creation, I was home.
