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Guns of the Dawn by Adrian Tchaikovsky (view source)
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All in all though, I'm delighted I chanced upon this. Moving, gripping and wonderfully paced, Tchaikovsky has produced a strong stand alone book about a remarkable heroine. Given that Tchaikovsky's last series of books spanned 10 novels, I can't help but hope he decides to elaborate on this Universe, and - most importantly, its heroine.
Many thanks to the publishers for a copy of this cracking book."
For more ''flintlock fantasy'', [[Promise of Blood (Powder Mage Trilogy) by Brian McClellan]] is a wonderful, stunning and exciting read. With mages, monsters and gods all embroiled in a plot that grips - the whole thing seems surprisingly grounded and realistic.