The Iron flower
Published in 2018, The Iron flower is a witch fiction and dragon fantasy novel by Laurie Forest. Readers will find themes of witches, magic, University and dragons.
Open Library readers give it an average of 3.5 out of 5 from 4 ratings, and 17 more have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 5 editions.
At about 608 pages, most readers finish it in 11–12 hours.
About The Iron flower
Elloren Gardner and her friends were only seeking to right a few wrongs when they rescued a Selkie and freed a military dragon. The last thing they expected was to be thrust into a realm-wide underground resistance against Gardnerian conquest. While the Resistance fights the harsh rulings of the Mage Council, Gardnerian soldiers descend upon the University…led by none other than Lukas Grey, now commander of the nearby military base. Though Elloren tries to keep him at arm’s length, Lukas is determined to tie himself to her, convinced that she’s the heir to the power of the Black Witch, a legacy that will decide the future of Erthia. As his magic calls to her, Elloren finds it more and more difficult to believe she’s truly powerless, as her uncle always claimed.
Quick answers
Who wrote The Iron flower?
The Iron flower was written by Laurie Forest and first published in 2018.
What genre is The Iron flower?
It is usually shelved as Witch Fiction and Dragon Fiction.
How long is The Iron flower?
The median edition has 608 pages, about 11–12 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to The Iron flower?
Readers who like it often enjoy Season of Storms, Room on the Broom and Searching for Dragons.
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