Deepgate Codex Iron Angel: The Deepgate Codex, Book 2, (Paperback)

from lewispike

This is a book in three, fairly disjointed parts. It makes the connections eventually but it's quite hard work. That feeling is probably exacerbated by the fact that I had a cluster of migraines in the middle of reading this which really slowed me down. There are quite a few new bad guys introduc...

from lewispike

This is a book in three, fairly disjointed parts. It makes the connections eventually but it's quite hard work. That feeling is probably exacerbated by the fact that I had a cluster of migraines in the middle of reading this which really slowed me down. There are quite a few new bad guys introduc...

from GerhardH

Moving the focus from the chained city removes a vital protagonist from the proceedings. Deepgate literally hung over the apocalyptic events in Scar Night; Campbell's imagination is even more baroque and noir gothic in the sequel, but the characters and setting do not convince as much. This remin...

from Sarah_Buckley

While I still really like this book I feel it was a step down from the first book in the series "Scar Night". I feel that the author kind-of lost the plot a bit, characters were meandering along with the plot, sometimes I got confused who was doing what where. In the end, I still rate these two b...

from ragwaine

This was really freaking cool. Campbell just gets it. His imagery is amazing, John Anchor should go down in history as a classic unforgettable character, the White Sword battle was also classic and hilarious. This one didn't have the big "start up" section the first book did (which is good) but i...