Review: The Mech Who Loved Me by Bec McMaster
Book Info
Released: June 27th 2017
Series: London Steampunk: The Blue Blood Conspiracy #2
Recommended Read!
“This is definitely one of the better PNR/Steampunk series I’ve read.”
~ Under the Covers
THE MECH WHO LOVED ME saved me from reading another terrible Steampunk. I’m so glad that McMaster is continuing this series in this spin off. I’m reading this book for our Romance Roundabout Challenge on Goodreads and I have to say, this is definitely one of the better PNR/Steampunk series I’ve read.
I was really excited about this book because it’s Ava’s book! Ava is a character that was introduced very early on in the first book in the series. She made such a big impression that I actually thought that she was the heroine of the first book before Ingrid walked onto the page. However, that increased my anticipation because now I was eager for Ava to get her happily ever after.
Once Brynes and Ingrid tie the knot, Ava is feeling sad about her own status. She wishes to be married but doesn’t have anyone around her that she considers good man material. However, there’s no doubt that she is intensely attracted to Kincaid, who was also in the first book of the series.
I think these two are a match made in heaven. Very different from each other, they offer various sides of the spectrum in terms of personality. Ava is sweet but tortured, and Kincaid is steady but doesn’t show his feelings very much. It’s an interesting dynamic and paired with the high level of action and suspense in this book, you get a very engaging read.
I really hope McMaster continues to write more books in this series. This world is just too good to pass up.
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Thanks for the review.
I loved her first series. I need to get going on this spin-off. Glad it was a good one, Annie!
Don’t wait! I regretted it as soon as I started. It’s really fun!
Thanks for the review.
oh I do like seeing characters that are so completely different from each other but make a great pair together. I will definitely be checking this author out, I do adore steampunk.
This one is a great one. You’ll have to share some of your fave steampunk since it’s the genre I most struggle with. I’d love to discover some new books 🙂
Bumping these up on my tbr pile, thanks for sharing your thoughts Annie
I hope you do and I hope you enjoy them!