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Blade of Fire - Stuart Hill

  This was a book that made me astounded, a book that was full of twists- Well maybe it would have been if I hadn't already read the first of the series which is practically the same book. A city is about to be attacked by the mighty empire, to withstand the attack they must get allies. At the last minute all the allies come and the city wins. Add all of the other bits and that is a very good book. But when it is written again just with different allies the book kind of decreases in greatness. I did enjoy the book though and one thing that was good about it is that you can tell how the technology of the empire advances through the books. For instance in the first they invented muskets and pistols- Gunpowder. Then in the second flight was created! So that was a good aspect of the book.

8/10 Have any thoughts on the book/s? If so please tell me in the comments...

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