He would not, however, allow a man to piss on him.”Įvery time I talk to readers and fans of McClellan’s work, the majority have agreed that McClellan is very well-known for his fast-paced and action-packed oriented storyline. “Styke was willing to put up with all sorts of creeping things for the sake of an ambush. There aren’t many things that I can say regarding the details of the plotline without going into spoiler territory, and I don’t want to do that, so I’ll get into what worked for me and a few things that in my opinion would’ve made this final book more awesome. I have a few issues with it that prevent me from giving it a full 5-stars rating, but overall I’m satisfied. So overall, was this a satisfying conclusion to the saga? I’ll say yes. McClellan has also said that this will be the final novel in the Powder Mage universe, and there’s a chance there won’t be any new full-novel in this universe, at least not for years because McClellan has a new series- Glass Immortals-coming in 2022. Six years after the first publication of Promise of Blood, it’s time to say goodbye to the Powder Mage universe.īlood of Empire is the third and last book in the Gods of Blood and Powder trilogy. Published: 5th December 2019 by Orbit (UK) & 3rd December 2019 by Orbit (US) Genre: Fantasy, High Fantasy, Flintlock Fantasy Series: Gods of Blood and Powder (Book #3 of 3), Powder Mage (Book #6 of 6)
ARC provided by the publisher-Orbit-in exchange for an honest review.
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