Reign of Iron

De: Angus Watson

Narrado por: Sean Barrett

Warrior queens and roman invaders do battle in the final volume of this thrilling epic fantasy trilogy.

Caesar's soldiers have murdered, massacred, and pillaged their way through Gaul and loom on the far side of the sea, ready to descend upon Britain - with them are an unstoppable legion of men twisted by dark magic. Somehow Queen Lowa must repel the invasion, although her best general is dead and her young druid powerless. She faces impossible odds, but when the alternative is death or slavery, a warrior queen will do whatever it takes to save her people.

Every empire has its downfall.

©2015 Angus Watson (P)2015 Hachette Audio

Reign of iron the last book

I adore the first two books but I felt this one went a little off track. I guess I was hoping for a better wrap up but a girl can't have everything. I didn't want to start this book knowing it was the ending to a series I have come to love and maybe that's why I struggled to finish it or the reason for my dissatisfaction with the ending but I still recommend the series to any book reader or listener I meet.

Brilliant! !!

Best trilogy I have ever listened to. Gus is an absolute writing genius. Buy it !!!

Cream of the crop

Amazing trilogy. Top quality narrator. This series is a must read. I finished the trilogy in a weekend. So good I put my plans on hold.

Amazing!!

This combo of Watson and Barrett is every bit as wonderful as Abercrombie and Pacey (sp). I'm looking forward to Barrett's next series. The writing makes it impossible to finish this series without truly caring about this world... it is our history, after all. The narration is timed and delivered perfectly as it weaves between the horror of war, the futility of power, the humor in struggle, and the heart pounding beneath it all. Thank you for a wonderful story.

Excellent trilogy !

Wow ! I wish there were 10 more books... Great characters, great story, Awesome Ending ! But , I want MORE ! ;o)

and the trilogy ends

The trilogy ends and it was a long, winding story. The historical perspective was interesting as you don't often find stories set in Britain in the time before Christ. The author did a good job of bringing the era to life and made it interesting even with the fantasy part of the story. There were lots of interesting characters, some good romance, some rotten gore but all in all this book and the trilogy was a fun listen.

Deep Thinking Characters

I love the way Gus puts you into the mind of a character. We all have that inner chatter going on in our mind, mostly meaningless crap on autopilot. Gus has a way of making you feel like you are inside a character's mind, which makes you feel like you are that character. The inner dialogue makes his characters deep.

Very good series well worth the time

Nice characters plot and pacing the narrator did a masterful job the entire series was quite well done and very enjoyable

Epic Historical Fiction

This is an outstanding trilogy.

Watson is the superlative of writers among this genre. If you're interested in the martial history of ancient Rome, Britain, and Transalpine Gaul — Caesar's Legionaries, his conquest of Gaul, and failed attempts at conquering Britain c 58-51 BCE, in particular — you too will thoroughly enjoy each book in Watson's Iron Age trilogy.

Additionally, Sean Barrett's narration is fantastic as usual.

Highly recommended. Bravo!

Unexpected ending

I was kind of expecting this to have a unfavorable ending since it's kind of based on history. But, it did not and at the end author explains why it did not have ending I was expecting it to have... I'll probably re-read the series in a year or two