by Larry Correia, Bronson Pinchot
This book is just way cool! It did take a while for me to get into it; for about the first 10% I was completely lost and figured I was going to have to force myself to finish. That said, the development of the story and the setting up of the world is on the heavy, extensive side especially in the be...
Fantastic pulp noir, steampunk, alt-history, urban fantasy! I am not sure I would have been able to read this all the way through because it did seem a dull and more details where givem about the guns then most of the main characters. Bronson Pinchot, the narrator is does a superb job, which kept my...
Very good book! Very bloody - loved it!
This book was a bit weird but then I knew it was going to be an alternate reality story so I cannot say that I am surprised. It’s a good book. You’re jumped straight into this alternate reality that he has created without much of an explanation or presentation and you basically learn as you go (or a...
This review is also available on my blog, Stumptown Books.Don't judge a book by its cover is the aphorism to remember here. For weeks I thought this novel was a graphic novel based solely upon the cover art, and the fact that there was no Kindle edition to buy cinched the opinion for me. Then the ...
This alt-history magic noir series is a great mind-bender. I love Larry Correia's no-holds-barred action writing. His world building in this is fantastic and the attention to detail is superb. I had been told by other fans of Monster Hunter International that this was even better and I think I might...
Unfortunately, Hard Magic doesn't measure up to Correia's first series, Monster Hunters International. One reviewer hit it on the head when he noted that there is a lack of world building, and tossed-in 1920s vocabulary is supposed to stand for setting. There's more detail on guns then there are phy...
I really dig everything Correia writes so far...This one is very different than monster hunter, but still has that page-turning, action-filled adventure sense tha makes MHI so great.
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