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Mad Tinker's Daughter (2014)

by J.S. Morin(Favorite Author)

3.63 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Magical Scrivener Press

series

Mad Tinker Chronicles

review 1: Ok from what I could understand of the book it seemed really good. My poor little brain will have to read this one again some time when I can really try to think more about what I'm reading. So I'm obviously not going to read the second one yet until I read this one again. I loved the characters but I could only keep a couple of people straight at a time. I mean they have the two identities so for zombie brains like mine it takes a bit for it to sink in what is going on. I am interested in reading the next one to see where the war takes them, but I seriously need to understand more of what is going on. I would recommend the book to fantasy lovers and this steampunk they are talking about :)
review 2: I admit that I floundered for the longest time with the conce... morept of the twin-born in this book, mostly because I hadn't realised that this was part of an ongoing universe(even if the individual characters are new in this story). It probably didn't help that the main protagonist had not just two lives but three if you add rebel troublemaker to the list. It was just too much to take in at times, especially as I couldn't seem to get the geography of the two worlds sorted out in my mind. Maybe if I had read the earlier books I might have enjoyed this more, but I spent too much time on the back foot trying to work out what was going on.It probably didn't help that this was the first full novel I read on my tablet, and only when I was travelling (which isn't that often at the moment) so it took me a while to finish the story.It's a pity because there was a fair amount to like about this book, but not enough to want to read the next one in the series. At least, not until I've read the earlier books first. less

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