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Publisher's Summary
The first book in Myke Cole's The Sacred Throne Trilogy, blending epic fantasy with powered armor for fans of the Stormlight Archive
Myke Cole, author of the beloved military fantasy Shadow Ops series, debuts a new epic fantasy trilogy with The Armored Saint, a tale of religious tyrants, arcane war machines, and underground resistance that will enthrall epic fantasy fans of all ages.
After witnessing a horrendous slaughter, young Heloise opposes the Order and risks bringing their wrath down on herself, her family, and her village. She must confront the true risk that wizards pose to the world and weigh the safety of her people against justice.
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- Casey
- CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA, US
- 03-15-18
great first step
This is a great introduction to world that I want to know so much more about. looking forward to learning more about the world of Heloise and the Emperor in the next book. Kudos to Myke and highly recommended.
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- Tom Witherspoon
- Portland, OR USA
- 07-07-18
Not a Fantasy Lover, Yet I LOVED This Book
Myke Cole has accomplished something very difficult: he has created a unique world that doesn’t rely on typical fantasy tropes or references. I was submerged in this world, my head spinning as the story of Heloise unfolded. I cannot wait for the next book!
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
- Anonymous User
- 03-26-18
Written well, but uninteresting
This story is not what I expected. from the image, title and description, I was expecting more armor and less teenage antics and coming to terms with sexuality. The titular armor is fairly interesting, but really is only introduced halfway through and only plays a part in the second to last chapter. The primary faith appears to be ripped wholly out of Warhammer as well, with very few changes to avoid copyright issues.
It isn't a bad story, just not what it was advertised to be. I would recommend it if you enjoy a coming of age tale with a fairly standard patriarchal religion with your standard repressed sexuality and caste system.
The narrator did a fine job though, she is no Steven Pacey or Luke Daniels but she got the job done.
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- Drewzilla
- VA
- 03-15-18
great start to the series
wizardry and steampunk technology in a different era. I'll have to pick up the physical copy and give this a read as I thought the pronunciation of our budding warrior's name by the narrator was off...and frankly very distracting, I wouldn't pronounce "Heloise" as "Hell was" ....other than that..great performance, some unnecessary character development for characters we barely heard from again but otherwise looking forward to the next installment
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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- Eric
- 03-10-18
Not what I expected, but way better!
I loved this book. To be honest I downloaded it because I was in between credits and need something short to hold me over.
I have never read Myke Cole before, though I have heard good things. This one went from being a weird world with a tyrannical theocracy, to sword and sorcery, to dangerous thriller and then justified all of that with an amazing plot conclusion. I loved the story, I loved the powered giant armor, I loved the narration. It was awesome, and I can’t wait for a next installment.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
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- Greg
- 02-23-18
Interesting, little flawed
So, first, the baseline plot is quite interesting. The love story felt pushed...like someone thought they needed to add a conflict that is just...bad. Its such a small piece of the story that didn't add anything to the story, but somehow I could feel the marketing push. The story is so short, I am not sure how that aspect of her could be expanded...except in a another really bad marketing way. I subtracted a star. I would have subtracted two, but it is only a small piece...lets hope the author keeps it that way. The magic dynamic has a really nice catch to it. I liked that. I liked the concept of the Order. I will probably get the sequel, just to satisfy my curiosity.
On the downside, the ending sucked...again, I think marketing needs to go out to lunch for two or three years and get a real job.
So, would I recommend spending a credit. No. If you are desperate for something to listen to, ok, get it...but wait till series is being sold as a collection and buy it then. The length, cost, and marketing are large strikes against...what may be...a very cool storyline.
4 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- TommyZ
- 12-07-18
Protagonists unwise decisions hard to take.
Incessant unwise decisions made by the protagonist are too heavy a plot device. the world-building was really good. The creepiness of the order had my skin crawling! Worth reading, but for heavens sake I hope our protagonist isn't as foolish in the next book.
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- Wesley
- 11-05-18
collegiate creative writing submission
14 chapters and 5 minutes of actual adventure. The story abruptly ended just in time because I am not sure I could have dealt with another droning chapter
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- Kael McDonald
- Oklahoma, USA
- 10-26-18
This review is for Myke Cole's The Armored Saint.
Audible is showing this to me as The Sacred Throne so I'm unsure if this is an error or if I'm posting a review in the wrong place. Regardless, The Armored Saint is everything I hoped it would be and so much more. Myke Cole presents an exploration of fear vs bravery, of obedience vs responsibility, of piety vs love. At once hopeful and full of despair, once the tension began in TAS, it never let up. Truly it's been a while since I've been a voracious reader, and it is so nice to be enthralled with a story to the point of listening at all possible hours of the day. I am off to purchase the sequel, Queen of Crows, as soon as possible. If you enjoy survivalist stories of hope and horror, of people banding together to male their way under extreme circumstances, you'll love TAS. If you are feminist, searching for a well written female lead, you'll love TAS. If you are eager to read more stories featuring brilliant LGBTQIA+ characters, you'll love TAS. If you love having your heart ripped out and STOMPED on and truly hateable villains and FANTASY POWER ARMOR, then holy shit you'll love TAS. My sole complaint is that the book isn't longer - the hallmark of a great story.
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- Ahren Paulson
- 08-02-18
I listened to this, and it was excellent
The narrator was excellent.
The story was excellent.
It’s got medieval steam-punkish power armor, and that’s pretty excellent.
The set up of the world is interesting, enough hints of what’s going on to get me hooked without too much long winded back story and exposition.
Really looking forward to the rest of the series.
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