While this is technically Book 2, and I thought I had listened to Book 1 by listening to Sky Pirates Over London (which is actually Book 5), it stands alone just fine. So, don’t shy away from picking it up if you run across it. I really enjoyed the steampunk background, and on an airship. I found th...
A nice short Steampunk story that channels Doyle (as in Sherlock and Watson and not Professor C). There is intersting developments in the terms of the vilian and how the heroes react to her. The book does raising issues and questiosn about war. The writer is undercharging by offering this for fre...
A fellow book review blogger told me good things about this book. So I admit I went in with good expectations. I am happy to report that I was not disappointed. In a word A Gentlewoman’s Chronicles is fun. Pure exciting fun. To me it felt like it got better and better each story. In fact it’s hard f...
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