Whisper of Iron 3

A LitRPG Crafting Fantasy (Isekai Blacksmith, Book 3)

De: Matt Pivots

Narrado por: Matt Hicks, Erin Bateman

Duración: 8 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

Intricate anvils, magical powers, and city building!

Noah’s recent assignment of Baron of Dunbar forces him to start thinking about how he will bridge the gap between Feka and human. And with a Shadowalker threat once again on the horizon, this time with a new alliance, he must advance his powers and build something new and powerful to defend the city. Noah must continue searching for the final mana type and new allies in worlds that he could never have imagined before.

Can he stop the threat looming over Dunbar? Join Noah as he forges on!

©2023 Matt Pivots (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

One parts stops with the potential for another

This is a good ending to this part of the series it also gives us some pretty nice ways to begin the next part of the series but at the same time allowing for a full closure of the series if he chooses so This is a sort of book that you want to get the publisher's pack because it's so good

The things Noah can build continue to impress!!!

I love the book series but this was probably the best book so far. I love to see how far Noah has come and what he can do now. He's a great leader and thinks up cool ways to run his city and give out general ranks to his friends. The romance is there and playful but not overbearing, and I like the mischievous banter. The scene where he says he loves her is hilarious.

He can build some scary cool stuff, and the feeling of 'the crafting is a bit boring' is out the window now and I can totally understand why Pivots sets up crafting the way he does. The detail in the builds gives a true engineer vibe, and I always feel a little smarter after reading these books.

As for the adventure, it was great. Good fight scenes, politics, and humans are starting to finally find a hold in this world of predators. No spoilers, but I'm very interested to see what he will do now with where the city ended up. And the ending...as someone with a two-year-old and a mother that doesn't see them...let's just say I couldn't help but tear up a bit.

Well done Matt! Another success! Glad you were able to finish this story arc but PLEASE write more. This series is so fun. I can't wait to see what is going on with the Underlord, what the monks have to do with all of this, and what void magic will do to the world.

Intricate anvils with magical powers!

"Whisper of Iron 3" by Matt Pivots, narrated by Matt Hicks and Erin Bateman, is a crafting fantasy masterpiece. Pivots' writing skillfully melds intricate anvils with magical powers, creating a vibrant world of city building. Hicks and Bateman's narration enhances the immersive experience, making it one of my favorite series of 2023. Noah's journey to bridge the gap between Feka and humans, facing a Shadowalker threat and forging new alliances, is a riveting adventure that keeps you hooked till the end.

Good Third

The story continues and it is still a good book and a good series. The series now feels complete.

good book

I like that fact the MC is doing and focusing on his class now I would like for him to have stan up for him self a little bit more at an to the Queen his thoughts say you talk a lot about unity and doing what's right but you're not offering no help nobody here is so I don't see unity something on those lines hopefully see something like that in the next book if there is one an like to see more steampunk armor and test the coils wands and shock knuckles kid come from my world on his comic book fan he should feel a little bit more of the thoughts into some of that stuff other than that overall good books I like the series I like crafters in general after 5 hopefully he's not a pushover and will speak his mind more because he built up that city from the ground up with no help from not even the queen and the main city she goes here's a title enjoy and no help and hopefully he stand up in short may hopefully main character stands up for himself more brings a little bit more ingenuity into some of his gadgets like I said shot knuckles to salons steampunk armor but love the series

amazingly good story

the story has plenty of up and downs the narration is great throughout the story I can actually get mad or upset depending upon what's going on a real irritated so it has a way of pulling you in and it's done very well and the ending the book three just had a lot of emotion to it was great

Cat ,wolves ,war oh my

The epic battle between wolves and cats and the aftermath and rebuild of the world plus he gets to talk to his mom

I LOVE THIS SERIES ❣️

Wonderful conclusion to this amazing series.
Now that all three books are out on Audible you can get all three and binge listen the lot.
Great ending as well.
I have such a good time reading/listening to LitRPG where the MC changes the world for the better.
If you liked the first 2 you are going to like this one as well and want this series in your library.
I give this book 8 out of 5 stars.

Rinse and Repeat

Same as book 2, This kid was a prisoner and slave in book 1 and and basically book 2. He continues to work with the people who imprisoned him and treat him like crap. He has Stockholm syndrome in all books. There is no adventure because the kid goes no where the story goes no where.