Showing posts with label Andrea Cremer. Inventor's Secret. Show all posts
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18 February 2016

The Conjurer's Riddle by Andrea Cremer REVIEW


**Sequel to The Inventor's Secret**
Summary:

Charlotte may have left the Floating City, but she's not out of danger yet. On the run from the British Empire's clutches, she leads her group of exiles west and south, plunging into a wild world of shady merchants and surly rivermen on the way to New Orleans.
But the more Charlotte learns about the revolution she has championed, the more questions she has. As she and her friends get to know the hidden tunnels that run below New Orleans, home to criminals, assassins, and pirates, and head deep into the mystical bayou surrounding the city, Charlotte must make a decision.
Do the revolution's goals justify their means, or are some things too sacred to sacrifice?

My Thoughts:

This was a really good sequel to The Inventor's Secret. It was well written, and the plot was interesting.
The love triangle thing was kind of weird--why do so many books have them? I didn't think this book really needed one at all.
The cover is also really cool.
The end was a cliffhanger, so i will definitely read the next book when it comes out.

My Rating: 4 stars

13 February 2016

The Inventor's Secret by Andrea Cremer REVIEW


Summary: 

Charlotte has lived on the edge of Britain's industrial empire, hiding deep in the Catacombs, ever since she can remember. She and her fellow refugees are preparing for the day when they can join the Resistance and fight against the crown. But when an exile with no memory seeks shelter in their camp, he brings with him new dangers and secrets about the terrible future that awaits them all.
His presence compels them to leave the safety of the Catacombs to seek answers in Britannia's exquisite Floating City. But Charlotte find more than just answers there, and navigating a world of high society and political intrigue turns out to be more treacherous than the revolution itself.

My Thoughts:

I love steampunk. Not just the fashion, but also the books, which is why i picked this book up. (i someday hope to be able to make a steampunk costume, too).
Anyway, this book was pretty good and very interesting. i know there is a sequel, but is it a series? i don't know. i would definitely read it, though.
Some downsides of this book are:
-some things are not explained (hopefully the sequel will explain them)
-for some reason, THE BOOK LEFT OFF ON A CLIFFHANGER. not necessarily bad, but i hate waiting until i get my hands on the next book.

My Rating: 4 stars