Powder Mage Trilogy Promise of Blood, Book 1, (Paperback)

from Vinjii

Flintlock has been a bit hit and miss for me, but I really enjoyed Promise of Blood and flew through the book. It starts with a dead king and continues with the aftermath of the revolution. The pacing is great. There are no slow chapters and no dull moments. The writing is functional and pleasant...

from kinwolf

A really fun and fast paced story. Magic is fun(at many points I was sure I was in a Brandon Sanderson Mistborn novel) and the characters are great. A really solid first novel. But beware that this book is NOT self-contained. It ends with alot of stuff hanging so don't expect a self-contained sto...

from stefferoo

In the interest of full disclosure, I received a copy of Promise of Blood from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. So, here's the bare truth of it: I think I only got about a chapter and a half in before I felt the need to go out and buy a copy of my very own. From the intro alone, I ...

from speljamr

The concept of this book caught my attention immediately, and the introductory price for this new series helped too. Here was a fantasy story set in a world where gun powder and pistols were just beginning to dominate, and then add that touch of fantasy magic. It seemed like the perfect unique ne...

from Cerelin

The king is dead and Field Marshall Tamas must hold the country together after his coup. But his intentions for liberating the people are tainted with personal revenge. The king was preparing to sign a treaty that would leave Adros as a vassal to Kez, the nation that executed Tamas' wife. Tamas e...