Shadow Campaigns The Guns of Empire, Book 4, (Paperback)

from infjsarah

There were slightly too many battles in this installment for me. Wexler does them very well but they are not my favourite aspect of these books, so TBH I tend to skip quite a lot of the battle description. It's the characters and the mystery that I like in this series. But that end - I was like n...

from nbmars

This is a continuation of an ongoing flintlock fantasy series, meaning that it employs a Napoleon-Era-like setting and wars that are fought with muskets, bayonets, artillery . . . and magic. The first book (The Thousand Names) was in many ways a war chronicle. The second (The Shadow Throne) tur...

from pwaites

The Guns of Empire is the fourth book in one of my favorite ongoing fantasy series, The Shadow Campaigns. You most definitely need to have read at least books two and three, although you could possibly get away with skipping book one (The Thousand Names). Spoilers for the prior three books may fo...

from pwaites

The Guns of Empire is the fourth book in one of my favorite ongoing fantasy series, The Shadow Campaigns. You most definitely need to have read at least books two and three, although you could possibly get away with skipping book one (The Thousand Names). Spoilers for the prior three books may fo...