re: Looking for opinions on these Fantasy Novels

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I'd be interested in more "flintlock fantasy".

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Draconis Memoria is very good.

Also, I'm listening to The Thousand Names, by Django Wexler, and am enjoying the hell out of it.

The Mistborn books I believe mix in the beginning of guns. I haven't read them all, yet, but that is my understanding. Perhaps it's in the Wax and Wayne trilogy.

The Lightbringer series introduces firearms to an extent.

Others I have looked up, but have no experience with include:

Thieftaker Chronicles
Iron Elves
Temeraire
At the Queen's Command
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrel.

Though Mistborn and Lightbringer bring firearms into the mix, I wouldn't call them flintlock fantasy in the same vein as the others mentioned. Draconis Memoria, Powder Mage and Shadow Campaigns (the Thousand Names series), all rely heavily on a Napoleonic-esque setting, when cannon, rifling, and the advent of rapid fire guns come into play.

Look around and you'll find it. It's growing.