Legacy

A copy of this was sent to me by the author through my bookstagram (@CJDsCurrentRead—shameless plug....) and it definitely took me a little bit to get to it, but I find that I was not disappointed whatsoever. 

This book introduced some cool ideas, both in terms of world building, and also in the sense of a magic system. The world is both futuristic and primitive, in an apocalyptic-then-refreshed world. And the magic is almost superhero-y powers, but they all pull from natural things. The world to me had an epic fantasy feel to it with its open spaces, and then a more steam punky-type feel for the city area (think Gideon the Ninth-esque...) that I really enjoyed. 

I feel like this book had a lot of heart and it has the guts to be even expounded upon into a full novel if he wanted to. All of the preliminary work is there to be bulked up, but it also functioned well as an action packed novella just the same. 

Personally a 4/5* for me, I'd definitely read more, or reread this one one day.