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Iron Garland Harbinger Book 3 eBook Jeff Wheeler

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Iron Garland Harbinger Book 3 eBook Jeff Wheeler

The third book of the Harbinger series by Jeff Wheeler is another testament to the author’s ability to draw you into a story. While the book is good on it’s own merit, you really need to read the previous two installments to fully appreciate it. The book starts off with an unexpected twist that, for me, confirmed some suspicions but left many more questions unanswered. Cettie and Sera continue their disparate adventures, and as a reader you are able to start to piece some things together.

While in the previous novels I felt that Cettie had a richer character development, this book was Sera’s time to shine. As a reader, it was fun for me to see Sera discover herself while she went through a crucible. From spending time in Pavenham Sky to traveling to other worlds, I felt that Sera really began to figure out who she wants to be, and what she must do to get there.

I found myself vacillating on how I felt about certain characters introduced in this novel. Could I trust them or not? Whether I could or not, should the protagonists trust them?. Again Jeff Wheeler masterfully keeps you guessing as to where true loyalties lie as the fate of both individual lives and that of empires hang in the balance.

If you enjoyed the other books, keep reading. The story just gets better and better. I anxiously anticipate the next book. I feel like this book was a pivotal piece to the story and that it has set the stage for some exciting developments ahead.

If you want a good story that is fun, intense and engaging, and have not started the series yet, I strongly encourage you to do so. I would personally advise that you read some of Jeff’s other series first. While not necessary, knowing more about the worlds of Muirwood and Kingfountain add depth to an already wonderfully woven saga. I am excited to continue the the adventures in Prism Cloud when that book is released in a few months.

Edit: I initially gave this book 4 stars, but now that some time has passed I have found that whenever my mind has a chance to wander, it is returning to this world and analyzing the twists and turns and postulating what may be coming next. To captivate the mind and fill it with anticipation is the sign that Iron Garland needed that fifth star. While I am done reading the book, the story keeps me lingering in the world that has been created in the mind of the author and conveyed by simple ink on a page.

Disclaimer: I received an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review. The thoughts expressed here are my own.


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Iron Garland Harbinger Book 3 eBook Jeff Wheeler Reviews

This is definitely the best of the Harbinger Books so far. Cettie and Sera are growing in strength and wisdom as they take separate paths to adulthood, and face very different challenges as a devastating battle wages between their homeland of sky people and the water-worshipping world of Kingfountain. Cettie has become the secret harbinger who shares her visions of the coming battles with her adopted father, Admiral Fitzroy, and helps their side prevail until a storm brings down their sky ships and Admiral Fitzroy goes missing, presumed drowned. Meanwhile, Sera, having spent three years imprisoned in Lady Corinne's mansion for disgracing herself and her father the Emperor, suddenly is called by her father's council to broker a peace between Lockhaven and Kingfountain, which may involve marriage to the prince she met in the previous book, and forsaking her claim to the throne as well as her religion.

Along the way there are many unexpected twists and turns, some characters and creatures from previous books are re-introduced, and many new surprising character revelations make this an intense read, very difficult to put down, and as much as I wanted to read it slowly, I kept coming back for more.
What a rush! Iron Garland is an incredibly powerful continuation of Jeff Wheeler’s Harbinger series. Cettie is now the Keeper of Fog Willows, and Sera is a virtual prisoner at Penhaven Sky. The two friends have been parted for the three years that have passed since the events in Mirror Gate. Iron Garland, book 3 in Jeff Wheeler’s Harbinger series, opens with a triumphant Mr. Skrelling confronting the powerful parent of his beloved Cettie, Lady Corinne, with unintended results. Mr. Skrelling’s discombobulation is a harbinger of the twisted paths all our favorite characters tread as the story unfolds with origami complexity. (Iron Garland is not a standalone novel, so if you haven’t read the first two books, go read them and return to Iron Garland after.)

Cetti is firmly ensconced as Fog Willow’s keeper and handles the negotiations and meetings revolving around the storm glass while Fitzroy leads the battle against the invaders. While the family depends upon her invention and acumen to keep the business afloat, Steven Fitzroy despises her. His sister, Phinia, resents her also. Whether this is jealousy due to Cettie’s warm relationship with their father or her origin steeped in the poverty of Fells, it is a discontent that colors much of their interactions. Even as Cettie faces challenges with the Fitzroy’s, her attention is divided by their new neighbors, Rand Patchett, and his sister, Joanna, and her visions of the future.

Sera, having being isolated by Lady Corrine at Penhaven Sky for three years, is eager to regain her freedom. Behind her compliant and obedient façade, she plots to further her plan to help the poor and reign with justice and parity. Opportunity finds her headed toward Kingfountain with a diminutive ally and a possible alliance that will strengthen her bid for her throne.

Wheeler polishes his craft with every book and Iron Garland is a twisty maze of a read, full of plots within plots, murderous mysteries, and feisty females unwilling to accept their assigned lot in life. Lots of strong characters, most of them female at the moment, believable characters with unique voices, and immersive world-building. Just another wonderful read.

Highly recommended for those who love fantasy, alternate historical fantasies, mysteries, and complex storytelling. The only downside to this book is that I have to wait for the next one. Off to read Kingfountain….

I received this book as a digital Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) from the publisher through NetGalley. My opinions are my own.
The third book of the Harbinger series by Jeff Wheeler is another testament to the author’s ability to draw you into a story. While the book is good on it’s own merit, you really need to read the previous two installments to fully appreciate it. The book starts off with an unexpected twist that, for me, confirmed some suspicions but left many more questions unanswered. Cettie and Sera continue their disparate adventures, and as a reader you are able to start to piece some things together.

While in the previous novels I felt that Cettie had a richer character development, this book was Sera’s time to shine. As a reader, it was fun for me to see Sera discover herself while she went through a crucible. From spending time in Pavenham Sky to traveling to other worlds, I felt that Sera really began to figure out who she wants to be, and what she must do to get there.

I found myself vacillating on how I felt about certain characters introduced in this novel. Could I trust them or not? Whether I could or not, should the protagonists trust them?. Again Jeff Wheeler masterfully keeps you guessing as to where true loyalties lie as the fate of both individual lives and that of empires hang in the balance.

If you enjoyed the other books, keep reading. The story just gets better and better. I anxiously anticipate the next book. I feel like this book was a pivotal piece to the story and that it has set the stage for some exciting developments ahead.

If you want a good story that is fun, intense and engaging, and have not started the series yet, I strongly encourage you to do so. I would personally advise that you read some of Jeff’s other series first. While not necessary, knowing more about the worlds of Muirwood and Kingfountain add depth to an already wonderfully woven saga. I am excited to continue the the adventures in Prism Cloud when that book is released in a few months.

Edit I initially gave this book 4 stars, but now that some time has passed I have found that whenever my mind has a chance to wander, it is returning to this world and analyzing the twists and turns and postulating what may be coming next. To captivate the mind and fill it with anticipation is the sign that Iron Garland needed that fifth star. While I am done reading the book, the story keeps me lingering in the world that has been created in the mind of the author and conveyed by simple ink on a page.

Disclaimer I received an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review. The thoughts expressed here are my own.