Reddit mentions of The Blacksmith's Son (Mageborn Book 1)

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I've only read the first book, The Crown Conspiracy, and have been meaning to get on with the rest. I really liked it but now my memories of it are fuzzy.

I think that the Gentlemen Bastards series is similar but it had more moving pieces. I don't know if the plots get more complex as the series progresses.

If I remember correctly some of the various First Law subplots had similar flavor, especially with Glokta.

I'm really dying for more in this genre because it's so awesome. Ocean's 11 meets fantasy. It's a smaller genre than I'd like.

There's also the Night Angel Trilogy and Lightbringer from Brent Weeks. Night angel was a bit more assassin than confidence but it was pretty good and dealt with thieves. Lightbringer has that plots upon plots feel.

Speaking of those, it made me think of Farseer Trilogy and Tawny Man from Robin Hobb which are both pretty good if more concerned with assassination.

I also rather enjoyed The Blacksmith's Son which I got for free or cheap on Amazon and am planning on, eventually, getting to the second book in the series. This seemed very similar, in tone, to The Crown Consipracy.

That's about all I've got. I'll get to Avempartha after Best Served Cold and The Heroes are done. My reading list is so long. I got a kindle and a bunch of gift certificates for Christmas and the money was gone before the close of February. Not counting free books either.

Thanks for browsing this subreddit and getting back with fans.

The Mageborn series by Michael Manning is actually really good. The first was a bit rough around the edges but they keep getting better and better.

http://www.amazon.com/Mageborn-The-Blacksmiths-Book-ebook/dp/B005A1JBB8

The Blacksmith's Son wasn't too bad, and is a 5 book series.

The Blacksmiths Son, Mageborn book 1.

I didn't mind 'The Blacksmiths Son'. I would definately class it as a light read but engrossing all the same, and for a ridiculously low price if you own a Kindle.

http://www.amazon.com/Mageborn-The-Blacksmiths-Son-Book-ebook/dp/B005A1JBB8