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Revisado en Bélgica el 30 de enero de 2025
I devoured the first, and the second accompanies me on all my daily journeys. I can't wait to continue witnessing Crier's evolution. Thank you Ms. Varela for these moments of joy, frustration, sadness and, above all, suspense!
Alfredo Reyes Mireles
Comentado en México el 22 de mayo de 2022
En cuanto a la calidad de la impresión del libro, no tengo quejas, el primero lo tengo en pasta dura y este lo tuve que comprar en pasta blanda, pero no estuvo mal.Creo que la segunda mitad es donde la historia empieza a tomar forma, las primeras 200 páginas sentía que no iban a ningún lado. La relación de Crier y Ayla por fin cobró vida. Sin duda el primero es mucho mejor, pero si vale la pena la conclusión
YennyGC
Comentado en México el 14 de febrero de 2022
Muy buen libro, a pesar de que el primero me gustó, este definitivamente le ganó en cuestión de historia y desarrollo de personajes. Agradezco que tenga un pequeño y muy bonito epilogo. Recomiendo la duologia a quienes les guste la fantasía con alquimia e historias de amor lentas pero bonitas.
Cyniban
Comentado en México el 25 de enero de 2022
Loved the sequel, hold up to my expevtations. Lovely to see more queer stories available
Melissa
Comentado en México el 22 de abril de 2022
Encantadora historia, Iron Heart me gustó más que el 1ro, sin embargo, puedo decir que la historia es interesante y tiene un potencial enorme, sobro todo Crier. Lo realmente interesante no llega hasta la mitad y honestamente su clímax daba para unas cuantas páginas más. A pesar de eso, disfruté mucho esa lectura, muy digerible y linda. Me encantó.
Rocío López
Comentado en México el 11 de junio de 2021
alexis jorgensen
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de febrero de 2021
As was true for the first book of this series, I absolutely loved this novel! As a continuation, this story did a great job starting off where it left us. The characters continued to be incredible and the world further expanded into even more to love. We finally got to see many of the places that were mentioned in the first book and they were fleshed out beautifully. While I wish the two main characters’ storylines came back together sooner (since they were apart for a hefty chunk of the beginning of this book), once they did come back together, it was done really well. At first, I was worried all of the plot wouldn’t be able to get tied together cleanly, but of course, I had nothing to worry about and it was done well. My only complaint from this book is that there really wasn’t as much romance as I had been hoping. Partially to blame for this, of course, is that the romance got cut short because of the large portion of the book where the characters were physically apart. I also, however, felt like some parts of the story dragged or were weighed down by details that didn’t need to be there. There were times I would just graze over parts of the book because they just got too wordy—or rewordy (you’ll see what I mean). What I mean by that, is that, for example, Ayla’s backstory of “that day” when her village burned down felt like it was repeated at least four times. It wasn’t new information, we had already heard it before, so it felt a little bit dragging to the story to be retelling it so many times. The characters also seemed to reflect on their romantic interactions from the first book more than they created new ones. I felt like the characters just continued to pine for a bit too long. It was good in the first book and, in part, it was good for some of this one. But at some point, I had been expecting that the second book in this series would have a little more actually happen between the two love interests. Their storyline was cute and I loved how they interacted with each other, but there were so many moments where they had the perfect set up for some romance and it hardly went anywhere besides maybe a little hand-holding which was a little disappointing. Overall, I loved the book. Maybe if it had been a tiny bit longer or a few of the repetitive parts were cut out and replaced with more romance so that we could see more of what Crier and Ayla were like as an actual couple, I would have been completely satisfied. I still think this story deserves five stars and it’s one I absolutely love to death. There were a lot of beautifully written passages and the plot really was wonderfully unique. I look forward to more from this author!
BERNARDO GOMEZ
Comentado en México el 20 de octubre de 2021
Me gustó mas el primero pero estuvo muy bueno. El final excelente.
Veronique
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de octubre de 2020
Iron Heart is the sequel to Crier's War and a great ending to the serie.The human revolution againts the Automae is on the rise. Ayla is on the run as a fugitive. Instead of killing Crier like she was supposed to, she fell in love with her. But Crier is also on the run, having learn what her father and also what Kinok truly planned to do she must run. Wanting nothing to do with this. Crossing path with Ayla once more both of them will have a lot to do to stop this and when Crier find out the truth behind the heartstone produce by the Iron Heart, she will want to find an alternate source for the Automae power source.
Kindle Customer
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 10 de octubre de 2020
I absolutely adored this book. I loved it as much as the first book, if not more. It was fast-paced, filled with so many emotions, and it just... wow. It's incredible.
Mariana
Comentado en Brasil el 26 de septiembre de 2020
Iron Heart has a very different tone and pacing from Crier's War, and thank god it does. Crier's War was all about introducing us to this complex world and even more complex characters, while Iron Heart is more adventure-focused and deals head on with the events set in motion by the first book.My favorite part of Iron Heart, however, is how Crier and Ayla have a chance to grow separetely before being reuinted. They were clearly already in love by the end of the first book, but there was so much they didn't understand about each other and about themselves, and this book gave them exactly that.I will admit that some plot points were a little too convenient (their random meeting near Lake Thea, mainly), but this is a fantasy novel after all and if fate brought them together that one time who am I to complain? The world building and the plot are fantastic, but Crier's War & Iron Heart's strongest selling points are the main characters.I'm sad that this story is over and I won't get to see more of Crier and Ayla, but I'm satisfied with the way their story ended and I'm looking forward to whatever Varela writes next.
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