From the Blurb: "Darian Frey is down on his luck. He can barely keep his squabbling crew fed and his rickety aircraft in the sky. Even the simplest robberies seem to go wrong. It's getting so a man can't make a dishonest living any more.Enter Captain Grist. He's heard about a crashed aircraft laden...
Good development of the characters from the first book (especially developing the main character from smuggler to something more) and I enjoyed the fuller description of the worlds and the 'bad guys'. Wooding found the balance between making this a stand alone story and part of a series well in my o...
I don't really have much to say about this book that I didn't already say in my review of Retribution Falls. If you liked book 1 chances are good you'll like book 2. In fact, I think I liked this book just a bit more. The first book was more about the crew pulling together and gelling as a group. Th...
Steampunk pirates. I want more.This series has become one of my favorites in the course of two books and a couple weeks. They make me laugh out loud sometimes. The characters are ones who really grow on you. The pace goes quick, the adventure is awesome and it even manages to get a few little emotio...
The Black Lung Captain continues the story of a rogue and irresistible to women airship pilot/small-time smuggler, setting out with his crew on the adventures full of fun and debauchery... Sounds familiar? ...and this time, they are chasing a mysterious and powerful artifact that is about to fall in...
More thrilling twists and turns and character conundrums for the reader to keep up with. Very enjoyable. I didn't always like what happened, but I definitely was hooked and wanted to keep reading. All in all, a successful follow up to Retribution Falls. I recommend it.Reviewed for Bitten by Books....
Fun swashbuckling adventure. Should probably be read while drinking a glass of Captain's and Coke for fully immersive enjoyment. The characters grew on me as they went through more tribulations and started to transform with experience, even Frey. One I need to add to my own library, because it des...
For me, the writing, pacing, characterization and storytelling found in the tales of Ketty Jay are top notch. The dialogue is witty. Frey, as well as others have continued to fascinate. Harkin and Pinn are the weakest, but provide comic relief. The plot provides twists and turns, and even when I ant...
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