
Ironbound
Millennial Mage, Book 8
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Narrated by:
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Tess Irondale
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By:
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J.L. Mullins
The iron-clad reality of the world relentlessly pursues its own. Arcanes and humanity continue under a fragile peace, often breached but never shattered. Gated-humanity thrives within their ever-renewing cities in this hostile world. Mages and Archons devote their long lives to give their people a chance.
Through tribulation and hardship, Tala has managed to return to the human lands, her freedom hard won, her self intact. Her family and friends await her, but her time away has left its mark. She has to face new trials—face the new weight that she carries—and somehow find a way though things that she has never faced before. While that isn’t exactly new, she is now no longer alone.
Supported once again by those who care for her, she is given the tools and help that she needs to deal with the continued threats on her life and her very soul. Her magic and power have grown, but she is not content to let them stagnate.
She carries with her the spoils and burdens from the arcane lands, and she is determined to turn them all toward her benefit and the benefit of those to whom she fought so hard to return.
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alright not great
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Amazing characters and world
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Wonderful
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fun
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Wonderfully done
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I will say, though, that I completely disagree with some of the negative reviews that claim that Tala was selfish and inconsiderate in this book. I did not see that at all, and in fact, I found it refreshing how often she took the time to thank and appreciate the people around her. I actually wish more main characters had this trait.
Despite my disappointment, I do look forward to the next book. Tala gains some very interesting improvements/changes to her magic and self in this book, so I'm anxious to see how she performs when in a serious fight. We only really see her handicapped by sparring etiquette and other constraints in this book. I would have liked a little more action at the end as a payoff, but I guess that is what the next book is for.
Not Nearly As Good as the Previous Book
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love the series
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An ok book in a great series
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I think I like Tala a little bit less after this book. It feels like the author is trying to tell us that she will eventually work through her stuff while also shoving in our faces how much stuff there is and how much she would rather just avoid it.
If she wasn’t trauma dumping, she was theory crafting about anything and everything magical. So she was info-dumping on how things work and trying to figure out why they work the way they do.
I also spent too much time thinking about why everyone bends over backwards to help her and while she sometimes says she is grateful, she doesn’t act grateful.
All in all, she is a very selfish, self-centered person in this book. Who acts like she just wants to cut everyone out of her life and then wander the woods alone and talk to herself. If she doesn’t “get better” in the next book, I’ll be very disappointed as this used to be one of my favorite series.
The trauma & info dump book
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Trauma Dump
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