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grayreader's review against another edition
3.0
A satisfying conclusion to the series and an engaging read.
jercox's review against another edition
4.0
Good conclusion to a series that grew on me as the books went on.
chukg's review against another edition
3.0
Lots of pre-American Revolution Boston (but not very far pre- ), has the actual historical events with the spellcasting thief taker in the background casting spells and getting in trouble. Interesting magic system although it is a little mechanical feeling sometimes and the characters are well done.
multiclass_geek's review against another edition
5.0
Excellent book in an excellent series. DB Jackson takes real events and weaves his own fictional tale into them. Highly recommend this series.
truestorydesu's review against another edition
4.0
*om nom nom* NEXT BOOK, PLEASE.
Wait, what do you mean there isn't a next one yet? But I need it now. Now, I says! Wait, there's novellas and short stories, though? GIVE THEM TO ME. *runs off to binge on those as well*
Wait, what do you mean there isn't a next one yet? But I need it now. Now, I says! Wait, there's novellas and short stories, though? GIVE THEM TO ME. *runs off to binge on those as well*
schlinkles's review
5.0
I'm hoping this isn't the last in this series. It combines two things I love, magic and Revolutionary War history.
multiclass_geek's review
5.0
Excellent book in an excellent series. DB Jackson takes real events and weaves his own fictional tale into them. Highly recommend this series.
jameseckman's review
3.0
This is a fantasy alternative history series that has two premises, in the US (as opposed to Britain), there were private detectives that tracked down stolen property and there's magic. Other than that a nice dose of revolutionary Boston. Read them in order and enjoy.
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