A Goblin's Tale (The Iron Teeth) - Fantasy Adventure Novel for Adults - Perfect for Book Clubs & Dark Fantasy Lovers

This is the first book in the story of Blacknail the goblin. There are currently almost 3 full books published as web serials online. The main hook in this series is the realistic goblin perspective. It adds so much to how everything happens and makes even the simplest of scenes interesting. Also, the author doesn't overdo it either. I was a bit suspicious when I saw only 5-star reviews but I wasn't disappointed. By the points:-Growth / leveling up of Blacknail-Fast paced action and lots of violence (gritty)-Several mysteries surround the story (magic, mutants, mimics, forest people) that get occasional hints and reveals-Lots of well developed characters-Nobody is really "good" in this book/series, just very real with lots of grey morals and practicality-The main character(s) don't always win, and the author handles that well-I can't really tell why without giving away some key plot elements, but there are a few big things that happen over the course of these 3 books that make the story even better. Some are expected, some are not.This first book (the only one the author has currently edited and put up for sale on Amazon) is in my opinion the least of the 3, yet still it receives 5 stars. It's a pretty unique story that doesn't let go.About the only thing I didn't like with this book was the chick with the red hair from the city that loves dangerous things but is totally inept. Didn't seem very necessary and was a real Jar Jar Binks sidekick in my opinion. Also, reading the next two books as web serials is a pain in the rear. Then I also had to go to Patron and pay for the very last 3 chapters. I would rather have just paid $20-$30 up front and been able to download the whole thing onto my kindle and read it with normal convenience. But again, the book was good enough to put up with all that so no regrets.