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Holy hell… missed some of the stuff that happened in morning star.. it’s needed for this book.

One of those books that had some insane story, but moves super slow. Not like his other books, this one is a little more intellectual

Very similar to a court of mist and fury.. calling gets right into it though and throws the readers into a battle that been waging… kingfisher is very similar to Rhys but compelling enough to let me just listen. Loving the twist on ‘cursed fae’ and looking forward to seeing where this book is going.

Didn’t really know what to expect…
It’s basically tastefully written P@rn with a story. Teacher/pupil trope, not good enough/chosen trope.
Highlighting the ‘masculine’ body with rigid lines and hard members is definitely highlighted..
The writing is a bit over dramatic, but for some reason I’m sensing a darkness that is developing.

Re reading it can catching so much more. The darker for shadowing and characters that litter this book leave you with a sense of yearning for the next pages.

Welcome back to the red rising world. This is at once darker and so bring at the same time. Decisions that were made in MorningStar are being reflected in iron gold. This book is definitely highlighting. The growth Pierce Brown has established during his brief interlude between morning star and irony gold truly shines here.

The book is building into intensity, not unlike his other books… this one seems to be more superficial in story, but still enjoyable.

Dark and richly gruesome. Gothic horror, morally grey characters filled with dark pasts set to task with a crusade of both demons on the outside as well as the inside.

These books just get better and better. Starting to get way more in depth and the story gets more involved… the first three books seemed to be about leveling up and quest, and these last two are really serving the story up on a platter of awesome.

The books is moving so nicely. Layered story. Multiple fronts being attacked in this story. Political, action and suspense all rolled into a tightly written story.

Filled with a narrative that is both descriptive and fluid, the story Hums of darkness vibing with true detective but with neon lights.

The book is an epic style story told through many points of view and somehow liar weaves a narrative that is easy to follow and immensely enjoyable.