Soulless
by:
Gail Carriger (author)
Emily Gray (narrator)
Victorian romance mixes seamlessly with elegant prose and biting wit—and werewolves—in Gail Carriger’s delightful debut novel. Soulless introduces Alexia Tarabotti, a parasol-wielding Londoner getting dangerously close to spinster status. But there are more important things than finding a...
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Victorian romance mixes seamlessly with elegant prose and biting wit—and werewolves—in Gail Carriger’s delightful debut novel. Soulless introduces Alexia Tarabotti, a parasol-wielding Londoner getting dangerously close to spinster status. But there are more important things than finding a husband. For Alexia was born without a soul, giving her the ability to render any vampire or werewolf completely powerless.
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Format: audiobook
ISBN:
9781461820529
Publisher: Recorded Books
Minutes: 660
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Paranormal,
Science Fiction,
Urban Fantasy,
Historical Fiction,
Romance,
Shapeshifters,
Paranormal Romance,
Mystery,
Steampunk,
Vampires,
Werewolves
Series: Parasol Protectorate (#1)
I had read the manga adaptation of this years ago and thought it was fun, and I finally got around to reading the source material. I was right, it is fun, and sexy if you're into werewolves.
I had read the manga adaptation of this years ago and thought it was fun, and I finally got around to reading the source material. I was right, it is fun, and sexy if you're into werewolves.
Lord Conall Maccon,Earl of Woolsey, was Alpha of the local werewolves, and as a result, he had access to a wide array of truly vicious methods of dealing with Miss Alexia Tarabotti. Alexia is a preternatual, she has no soul and is therefore, something between the living and the supernatural. Wheneve...
When I picked this book up, on my online library, I expected nothing really. I had this idea that this book was for the really young teenagers. Perhaps around 13-14 years old. It certainly is not... Just a warning. Now that that is out of the way let me try to express what I feel about this book. Ho...
I really had to try this out. It was okay. Oh and I think I read this years ago. Not bad but not great either. I felt like this would make a really cool BBC series, now that I’d watch.
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