Shadow Campaigns The Thousand Names, Book 01, (Paperback)

from ConalO

A fun and entertaining read overall and one that I will be continuing on with the rest of the series. It started off somewhat different than I expected with plenty of action going on but little to no magic apparent. I had in my mind that this was a similar type story to Brian McClellan's Powder M...

from nbmars

Apparently this book falls into the sub-fantasy genre of "Flintlock Fantasy," which means it has a Napoleon-Era-like setting and wars that are fought with muskets, bayonets, and artillery ...and magic... But the biggest appeal of this particular book for me is that one of the protagonists in the ...

from renbedell

A military flintlock fantasy in a setting similar a Napoleon-era but with a small amount of fantasy elements. The book has two protagonists in the same army as they are going to war. It is filled with a wide variety of characters that give the environment an enjoyable and exciting read. I really ...

from Ralphd00d

What a great book! If you are into military, flintlock fantasy, this is for you! I myself was a bit skeptical once the story started involving strategies, military formations, etc, but I just couldn't stop reading it. Everytime I thought I had had enough of the military strategies, something woul...

from bookwormdreams

The Thousand Names is one of the books I was eagerly awaiting in 2013. I have never read anything written by Django Wexler before but awesome cover, genre and the fact that heroine, Winter Ihernglass, is disguised as a man, promised that The Thousand Names will be a book I will thoroughly enjoy. ...