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Cold Iron
- Masters and Mages, Book 1
- Narrated by: Mark Meadows
- Length: 19 hrs and 29 mins
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- Lise
- 22-10-2022
Promising
I'll probably come back to this trilogy - I enjoyed Book 1 but I got a little bored with it. Not sure why - maybe I just loved the Traitor Son Cycle books too much and had unrealistic expectations.
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- phillip inglis
- 11-05-2019
exquisite writing, wonderful narration
Another great book by this author, the writing is wonderful full of hidden little gems that make you chuckle without being forced. storytelling keeps you engaged from start to finish, and the main character is very likeable. finally the narrator does a superb job, I really got dragged into the world almost like I was overhearing the characters themselves talking.
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- Scott
- 29-11-2019
A great beginning, but a rough start.
To start with, I'm a massive miles/Christian Cameron fan. In general I love the way this man writes, his characterisation, his attention to detail in the settings he is using and the brilliant way he describes fight scenes.
But something about this story felt a bit off, now I'm no literary critic, but something just felt... Lacking to this book.
The main character is fine, but Camerons protagonists are normally incredibly interesting to follow. Aranthur felt a bit too much like a blank slate, and too many plot point and major players seemed drawn to him, like he's a ta'veren from the wheel of time.
This has actually been referenced by characters in the book itself, so I imagine there is a good in universe explanation for it. But it's still somewhat frustrating to read.
I put off reading this one for awhile, Cameron mentioned that he was going to tackle more social and political issues in this one, in general this makes me wary as I'm rather concervative by inclination. But he handled this aspect very well, although I found a few moments somewhat suspect.
The narrator is fantastic, he does a different accent for each character and applies broad accents to the different cultures in the book. Some people may find his ponderous read a bit frustrating, but I quite liked it.
All in all a great start to a series and I did enjoy myself, but it doesn't reach the heights of Camerons other works.
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