It kind of feels as though this book is the same as The Girl in the Steel Corset. The Machinist comes after someone in the gang, and then the goose chase starts up. Only this time it’s Emily. And another added love interest for the Griffin-Finley-Jack-and now Mila love triangle/square. Can’t wait to...
Rated 4 stars.What I enjoyed:- I really enjoyed the action in this book- The fact they finally seem to of stopped the ridiculously multiple love-triangles-squares? that was just getting on my nerves!!- The character's (for the most part, they were occasionally annoying)- The villain and creepy robot...
This is a fantastic prequel!While I love this series and the novels are quick-paced and action-packed, this short story flowed a little better than the novels because it solely focused on Finley's character whereas the novels constantly jump between characters. This prequel is just as action-packed,...
Check this review out at our blog!Warning. This is the 3rd book in the series, so it is highly recommended to read the first two. It can be read by itself, but to fully understand everything the first two must be read.All in all this installment in the Steampunk Chronicles was great, but not an amaz...
Kady Cross hooks me once again - I read this book over two days, but the whole time I wasn't reading it, I was thinking about it. I love The Steampunk Chronicles - sometimes a girl needs a rip-roaring adventure with sweet romances and super-creepy automatons. These books make me let go, forget all m...
**Originally posted @ ReadingDiva's Blog - Rating 4.5 of 5REVIEW: One of the reasons why I like Kady Cross’ Steampunk Chronicles is because I get transported to a world where charm doesn’t take away bravery and where the ladies aren’t expected to be saved but to kick ass as hard and fast as the men...
E-galley received thgouh Netgalley for review.The Girl with the Iron Touch is the third installment in Kady Cross's Steampunk Chronicles series centered on the adventures of a group of "misfits" in a 1897 steampunk version of London. After coming back home from the United States, Griffin has become ...
Steampunk fans rejoice. This series just keeps getting better and better.Plot: I really loved how the plot is getting deeper with emotions and secrets. It moves well along with the characters giving them growth and depth. The plot also moves with political affairs and of course, the struggle for pow...
Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost.*ACTUALLY 3.5 STARS*The Girl with the Iron Touch is a bit of a hard one for me to review. As you know, I've been absolutely loving the rest of the series. But try as I might, this one didn't really live up to it's predecessors. It seemed a bit rushed, ...
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