Reddit reviews Blackflame (Cradle Book 3)

And as mentioned elsewhere, Book 3 just released.

> Hey, sir. I'm around halfway through Sufficiently Advanced Magic. I was going to read for a little bit last night around midnight and I ended up getting sucked into it. I made some coffee and wound up reading until sunrise. The book is fantastic, man. What was the last book that you couldn't put down?

I'm glad you're enjoying it so much! Thank you, that's a huge compliment and I'm grateful for it.

For me, the last thing that kept me up late was probably reading the most recent chapter updates for The Wandering Inn. It's a web serial rather than a traditional novel, though, so I'm not sure if it counts.

In terms of traditional novels, the most recent one that I binge-read was probably Blackflame by Will Wight.

I also have a tendency to get hooked into Brandon Sanderson's books, especially toward the end.

Here you go :)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0716GZ8QX/

Blackflame (Cradle Book 3) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0716GZ8QX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_h-d4DbMC6NVFH

Lol cover pic is somewhat misleading.
I like this better too