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Synopsis
"Treasure Planet meets Firefly in this epic adventure!" This is book 3 of the 5-book Turrim Archive series. And I thought really hard about how to write a blurb for it, but everything I came up with seemed to give far too many spoilers for what had come in the first two books. A clean, family-friendly gaslamp fantasy, this series contains airship pirates, a military academy, a mysterious wizard, genetic engineering, and as you can probably tell by the cover, this installment might even have a few robots! The story continues here from where it started in The Orb and the Airship and left off in Mantles of Oak and Iron. The stakes are higher. The characters are in the middles of their arcs. And the adventure is ramping up! Come along for the ride! (But seriously, start at book 1).
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Is Hearts of Stone and Steel (Turrim Archive) appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
A clean, family-friendly gaslamp fantasy adventure with airship pirates, military academies, wizards, genetic engineering, and robots. No profanity, sexual content, or graphic violence.
What to know going in
This book has mild violence, no sexual content, and clean language.
Who'll love this
Kids will love the airship pirates, robots, and exciting academy adventures in this fantasy world.