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The story itself was nothing remarkable, though still enjoyable. What really stood out for me though was the style he wrote in. I don't want to say it was poetical per say, but he definitely has a way with words that I appreciated.

The first in this series really was amazing; I call it a warm hug. The sequel, while good, wasn't as good as the first. I still enjoyed it, but it didn't quite have the magic the first did. The ending also was a bit anticlimactic in that it seemed they were gearing for something much bigger, and then it just went away.

@sam

I loved House on the Cerulean Sea, but this one was just okay. Nothing bad about it per se, but it just wasn't as captivating for me as the other.

Loved Old Man's War series up to a certain point, figure this would be a good option.

For a story about a magical school they barely talk about the actual studies or school. It's more about the scandals between the six of them.

The series is entertaining enough, and it has a decent take on recycling gods from history. But I wouldn't say they're amazing or must reads. If you liked OSC's other books, the Mithermage series will probably be an enjoyable read for you.