Flametouched

"Fuller Delivers Again!" according to Christopher M. Lowry. As with all of his books, I find Fuller's writing to be very engaging. He knows how to spin a tale! His main characters are well developed with life-like emotions and personalities.I really enjoyed the setting in Flametouched. It is a fantasy novel but reads more like a novel about the gentry of early 1800s England except it also has elements of the ice age.. A great book Kindle Customer This is a stand alone story of love, magic, court intrigue and the eternal struggle between good and bad, frivolous and serious, vanity and substance. It is written in fancy English with some words that needed a look in a dictionary . But it is well crafted and written. I enjoyed the characters and the mix steampunk background. The only reason it did not get. Fun and Fast Paced Stephen Flametouched was a fast paced and fun read. The characters were interesting, the setting was unique, and the plot was engrossing. Most importantly, it made me care about the characters and what happened to them. My only critique is that many things happened with little to no build up to the events, so there wasn't as much tension as there should have been wh

But like the hidden conspirators he's trying to expose, Davon guards a secret - he wasn't always a clerk. Once a nobleman and a Baron, Davon faked his own death to escape his cruel marriage. Davon wants a quiet life, but the Queen orders her new clerk to delve into the affairs of the lovely Lady Hightower to uncover the truth about the mysterious plot. Creating living carvings is an odd and troublesome gift for a humble clerk trying to uncover a plot against his beloved nation, Bittermarch. He discovers that powerful and prestigious conspirators don't like meddlesome clerks, and Davon must dodge bullets and increasing scrutiny, fearing the exposure of his past life. As the clues fall into place, Davon finds that the fate of Bittermarch and the Eternal Flame itself are in his flame-branded hands.. The Eternal Flame branded its mark upon Davon Carver's palms, and now the sabercat he carved has come to life