A review by katereads2much
The Castoffs Vol. 1: Mage Against the Machine by M.K. Reed, Brian Smith
4.0
I always find it fascinating when authors manage to combine worlds of science and magic. Most of the time, the existence of magic means that science doesn't progress because there are magical solutions. That's part of why the Wizarding World of Harry Potter doesn't have phones or computers or even ink pens (at least in my opinion). Why would you need to create a coffee maker if you can make a spell?
Which always makes blending them difficult to pull off. I think that mostly works here as they seem to be pitted against each other. I'm excited to see where this series goes because I'm already enjoying the characters and the growth that's happened between them.
Bonus points for the awesome subtitle.
Which always makes blending them difficult to pull off. I think that mostly works here as they seem to be pitted against each other. I'm excited to see where this series goes because I'm already enjoying the characters and the growth that's happened between them.
Bonus points for the awesome subtitle.