I thoroughly enjoyed My Lady Quicksilver as a stand-alone novel but it didn’t really feel like it belonged with the rest of Bec McMaster’s London Steampunk series. The characters from the previous books are scarcely referenced…
The Queen is Dead retreads much of the same territory of its precursor. Mostly it seems to set the stage for an explosive end to the trilogy so here’s hoping this drag pays off. Most of the plot points here remain minor and if you could call anything major it would be holdovers […]
God Save the Queen contests Soulless for the coveted Victorian era steampunk drama featuring werewolves and vampires. I know I shouldn’t be mentioning this elephant in the room, this precursory shadow right off the bat but seeing as how it was my first reaction to the synopsis and, if any of you out there […]
Skies of Gold is the 5th installment in Zoe Archer’s The Ether Chronicles but, oddly enough, it was my first sojourn into this mesmerizing Steampunk universe. I’m sure that I would have enjoyed this book slightly more had I read all of the novels that came before it prior to tackling this one. However, it […]