Infernal Devices (Mortal Engines, Book 3) (Paperback)

from sarcher

Infernal Devices and A Darkling Plain seem like two parts of one story, less stand along than either Mortal Engines or Predator's Gold. I struggled with the Hester/Wren relationship, too often it seemed combative primarily as a plot device with Hester's personality being flattened to a single dim...

from AHS-Wolfy

The 3rd instalment of the YA steampunk series sees the timeline advanced some 16 years or so. Tom and Hester are settled in Anchorage and have a 15 year-old daughter, Wren, who is somewhat bored with life in the now stationary city in an out of the way part of the world. She wants adventures of h...

from DLMorrese

About 17 years later...Tom and Hester have a daughter, but the safe and peaceful life she leads in Anchorage-in-Vineland is dull. She wishes for the kind of adventures her parents once had. When a party of Lost Boys arrives in search of the Tin Book, a mysterious artifact that Anchorage has kept ...

from melydia

This is the third installment in a science fiction series (The Hungry City Chronicles) of which I have read no other books. It felt very sequelish: the heroes of the previous books have settled down and had a daughter who grows up with tales of their adventures back in the day. Said daughter then...

from melydia

This is the third installment in a science fiction series (The Hungry City Chronicles) of which I have read no other books. It felt very sequelish: the heroes of the previous books have settled down and had a daughter who grows up with tales of their adventures back in the day. Said daughter then...