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LawAlmost as good as the first book in the series. The only thing that made me like it a bit less than the first book is that it suffers from middle-book-syndrome, but that's perfectly understandable. The scope widens out to take in more of the world and the global situation that we weren't aware of in the first book. It really has to, in order to tell a story that is worth filling three books with, but that makes it different...
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I can't decide if I liked this book better than Scar Night (the first in the series), or less. Let me start by saying I read Iron Angel from cover to cover in one long marathon session. For some reason I could just not put it down! I wanted to know what happened to the characters, especially Dill. While Dill has yet to live up to any of my expectations, I can't help but feel incredibly sorry for him. He barely knows what...
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I am continuously impressed by this author and really can't believe he is a new writer. The best way I can describe this series is gothic, industrial fantasy complete with demons, gods, and assassins. I was a little concerned after reading the reviews that this is a typical middle novel whose main purpose was to set up the finale, but I was pleasantly surprised. The author did a great job of pacing a lot of action without...
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If you didn't enjoy the first book in the series don't bother with this. Thankfully i rather enjoyed the first book. This book however represents something of a departure from the first. The first book is set almost entirly within the bounds of Deepgate, very little of this one does. Whats more This book just keeps introducing new characters, like it didn't know how to stop. Some characters are great, like John Anchor,...
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This second book in the "Deepgate Codex" expands on concepts introduced in the first and introduces great new characters and an intriguing new plotline. We get to meet the other sons of Ayen and learn more about their past. The history of the fallen gods is revealed and their present situation makes for an intriguing new story. Dill and Rachel are still front and center, and the character of John Anchor is a welcome addition...
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