Power Unleashed

Maid of Iron #3

by Aya Ling

A prince forced into exile.

A doll-like girl with the strength of ten men.

A kingdom on the brink of disaster.

Chiara and Leon have survived a deadly fire, but their troubles are just beginning. Assassins have been sent after them while they try to find Leon’s half-brother in a huge, foreign kingdom with very few clues. Meanwhile, in Masaro, a cruel tyrant who is able to manipulate dragons has come into power, and he has his eye on Sofia and Cristian…

Genres: Fantasy

366 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 28, 2021

About the author

Aya is from Taiwan, where she struggles daily to contain her obsession with mouthwatering and unhealthy foods. Often she will devour a good book instead. Her favorite books include martial arts romances, fairy tale retellings, high fantasy, cozy mysteries, and manga.

Reviews

[Fiyin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book picks up where the other left off, and it gets even better!
After that last shock, I honestly had to take a break to catch my breath.
I love the characters in this series-especially Chiara and Sofia. I mean, Chiarina's so tiny, and with those powers, and Sofia's so . . . grounded-the perfect pair of sister-heroines
I love the character development too-both of Chiara and later, of Queen Ariana-and how one grows to accept her differences while the other grows to realize the bad choices she's made.
And finally, I was both surprised and delighted to witness the appearance of a few characters from the Reversed Retellings series.

[Rachelle Mobley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful Twist on fairytale

I loved the entire series. It was a wonderful twist on a classic idea. I enjoyed all the characters and the arc of the story. My only complaint would be that this last book felt a little rushed.

[Deana · Rating 5 out of 5]

A solid conclusion to a very enjoyable series!

[Tiffany · Rating 3 out of 5]

A lot more happened in this book. I don’t really believe Leon and Chiara as a couple. She’s uneducated and he’s a prince…Contains: a few cases of mild language, kisses, fighting

[Shruti · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautiful book. The author ended the story very well.

[Cailee Bowmar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing books!

Easy read, thoroughly enjoyed. Love the world set up and writing style. Characters were well developed and the ending was satisfying!

[Jeaven · Rating 3 out of 5]

I don’t know why but all of the villains and antagonists felt a lot more cartoonish in this book than the last two and I don’t know if I liked it or not. I also ended up skimming through most of the parts that weren’t either Chiara’s or Leon’s perspective