Blade of Fire: The Icemark Chronicles

from ashooles

Loved this book. I love the choice of Stuart Hill's heroes. Sharley, the most unlikely warrior ends up being the one to save them all as he travels into unkown territory to seek alliance with the most distant lands. The Icemark is looking grim as they fight the Polypontian empire, until Sharley c...

from drachenbraut23

This is the second installment in the Icemark Chronicles and it was as good as the first one. Set 20 years after the first book, Queen Thirrin and the Warlock Oskan are happily married and have five children. Again the Icemark is threatened by the Polypontian Empire and again all the allies ralle...

from frazrat

"Blade of fire" is the sequel to "Cry of the Icemark". It take place about 20 years later. Queen Thirrin and Oskan Witchfather now have five grown children who make up the royal House of Lindenshield. Charlemagne is the youngest and wants to defend the country just like the rest of his siblings h...

from Nikkles

I liked the first book in this series, but the series has really taken off with this book. The characters are all very interesting if sometimes a little hard to relate to. The story is really well written and I had a hard time slowing myself down at the end of the book. A great book for a young r...

from X-Style

A great book (trust me.) A great book. The book's not much fun unless you read the first book of the series, The Cry of the Icemark. In this book, Thirrin and Oskan are married and it's been nearly 20 years since Scipio Bellorum's defeat. Now the Polypontians attack again, but this time with a ai...