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The world is changing, for better or worse, and Kalista Ilex Holly will be at the center of it. Having won the Tournament of Lords hiding her gender from a patriarchal society, Holly, having nothing, was now a noble and an officer in the Grand Army of Anu. Incensed and disturbed, she is sent by the High General to the north to join the Iron Legion and combat the mythical Iron Monsters to be eliminated while politics and religion boil in the capital that threatens to destroy the kingdom while enemies surround it. Holly has no choice but to brave the north with her sword and a voice in her head.

Holly the Great The Iron Maiden Book 1 eBook Andy Lee

The Iron Maiden by Andy Lee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I read this as a beta and even so, I really thought it was quite excellent. A solid entry into the fantasy field, for one, but what really blew me away was its extremely strong climatic action scenes.

Seriously cool action scenes. I mean, ignore the fact that Holly's mysterious past and the even more mysterious voice that sits inside her mind is driving the characterization for a moment, or that her insertion into the kingdom is just a step into a nasty series of politics.

It's the big action at the end where this novel really shines. And I mean seriously cool action scenes on an epic battlefield full of fascinating and crazy and enormous monsters and even worse things to follow right after. :) Not to give away what makes it cool, but there's a lot of noisy music and steampunk-ish nightmares right before we get into Shrike-like monstrosities right out of Dan Simmon's Hyperion, only taken a bit farther. :)

There are some places where I think the pacing could be picked up and some of the place descriptions, likewise, but truly, I can't recommend the ending enough. :)

Product details File Size 1232 KB Print Length 254 pages Publication Date March 13, 2017 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B06XKY16GK

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Holly the Great The Iron Maiden Book 1 eBook Andy Lee Reviews

I have no complaint about this book, it won't win any awards for mind blowing complexity but it has a believable story line and an awe inspiring main character whose growth throughout the story brings a sense of pride. Will be waiting for book 3

P. S the ending reminds me of Demons Of Astlan.
The Iron Maiden by Andy Lee
My rating 4 of 5 stars

I read this as a beta and even so, I really thought it was quite excellent. A solid entry into the fantasy field, for one, but what really blew me away was its extremely strong climatic action scenes.

Seriously cool action scenes. I mean, ignore the fact that Holly's mysterious past and the even more mysterious voice that sits inside her mind is driving the characterization for a moment, or that her insertion into the kingdom is just a step into a nasty series of politics.

It's the big action at the end where this novel really shines. And I mean seriously cool action scenes on an epic battlefield full of fascinating and crazy and enormous monsters and even worse things to follow right after. ) Not to give away what makes it cool, but there's a lot of noisy music and steampunk-ish nightmares right before we get into Shrike-like monstrosities right out of Dan Simmon's Hyperion, only taken a bit farther. )

There are some places where I think the pacing could be picked up and some of the place descriptions, likewise, but truly, I can't recommend the ending enough. )