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I voluntarily read and reviewed a ARC copy provided by the publisher and NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Ziva, Temra, Petrik and Kellyn have defeated Kymora. Secret Eater is now safe, buried to the hilt in stone. Only a true hero with true intentions, can pull the sword free(ummm, Tricia, are we about to have a King Arthur retelling?!?!). While everything may be looking up, things are going downhill quickly. Temra was gravely injured and it’s up to a magical healer in Skiro to s...
Review to come July 18th
WE HAVE A COVER. AAAAH HOW DID I NOT SEE THIS BEFORE.……………………………………………………Don’t mind me, I’m waiting for this book. ♥️(view spoiler)[ Temra better be alright 🔪 (hide spoiler)]
AHH.Please. Come out faster.I just read Blade of Secrets and now I HAVE TO WAIT A WHOLE YEAR FOR THE NEXT BOOK???
Alright, let's pray that I remember what happened.Update: I did.Tricia continues to give such well-written epic fantasies and I absolutely love her for it. Master Of Iron was a great conclusion to this duology.We pick up right where we left off in Blade of Secrets and it feels like no time has passed since we got that book. I was worried I would be a little lost and confused after having so much time pass between books but I remembered everything. Tricia clarifies a little here and there, but th...
Thank you to Netgalley for sending me an ARC to review!!Whoooo this was such an amazingly wild ride! Tricia Levenseller has very quickly become one of my favorite authors, and I highly recommend all of her books. Master of Iron is the sequel to Blade of Secrets, one of my favorite reads of 2021, and one of my top favorites of all time. It left on such a cliffhanger and when I saw that I was accepted for an ARC, I screeched in excitement. And let me tell you, this did not disappoint!! The book p...
Thank you to NetGalley and Feiwel and Friends for the ARC! I love the characters in this series so much; Ziva, Temra, Kellyn and Petrik are my favorite group! I loved picking up where the last book left off and immediately diving into all the suspense! The beginning and end of the this book are really strong in my opinion. However, the middle was a little repetitive and long. This portion of the book felt dedicated to working out characters emotions and not much else. I saw what purpose it serve...
I hope you guys love the cover for this one as much as I do. When I asked the team why the weapon was in water, they informed me that “water is trending.” 😂😂😂 So there. The book is already copy edited. Nothing left for me to do except first pass pages, where I do one final read through to look for typos. Can’t wait for this one to hit shelves!
Dear Tricia,Temra better be fine and healthy in this book!
dear God do I need this book a s a p
THAT COVERI AM LEGIT SCARED*strangled panic sounds*2022 isn't far away. No its notIts not like I'm crying here wondering what happened to my preciousNope not at all
Even though I read Blade of Secrets only five months ago, I'd already forgotten how it ended when I went to start Master of Iron. Luckily, the first chapter gives a good recap of where our characters are at in their journey, as this book begins right where the first one ended. Bladesmith Ziva, mercenary Kellyn, and scholar Petrik are on their way to a magical healer to save Ziva's sister Temra, who is gravely injured. Also along for the ride is their captive, the villainous warlord Kymora. Some
One of the things I most love about Levenseller is that she always creates such unique individuals in her novels. Her King’s and Queen’s are not always evil and her protagonist is always flawed, but not always in a physical way. And most of all, the relationships she builds are healthy, trusting, and slowly built through shared experiences. All of that said, I gave Master if Iron a 4 out of 5, but really find it to be closer to a 3.5. There are times in the novel when the narration becomes so ex...
