Stranger
Gemma Murphy has a nose for a story - even if the boys in Chicago's newsrooms would rather focus on her chest. So when she runs into a handsome man of mystery discussing how to save the world from fancy-pants Brit conspirators, she's sensing a scoop. Especially when he mentions there's magic...
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Gemma Murphy has a nose for a story - even if the boys in Chicago's newsrooms would rather focus on her chest. So when she runs into a handsome man of mystery discussing how to save the world from fancy-pants Brit conspirators, she's sensing a scoop. Especially when he mentions there's magic involved. Of course, getting him on the record would be easier if he hadn't caught her eavesdropping...Catullus Graves knows what it's like to be shut out: his ancestors were slaves. And he's a genius inventor with appropriately eccentric habits, so even people who love him find him a little odd. But after meeting a certain redheaded scribbler, he's thinking of other types of science. Inconvenient, given that he needs to focus on preventing the end of the world as we know it. But with Gemma's insatiable curiosity sparking Catullus' inventive impulses, they might set off something explosive anyway...
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9781420106824 (1420106821)
Publish date: December 1st 2010
Publisher: Zebra
Pages no: 463
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Magic,
Adventure,
Paranormal,
Science Fiction,
Historical Fiction,
Romance,
Paranormal Romance,
Historical Romance,
Steampunk,
Fantasy Romance
Series: The Blades of the Rose Prequel (#4)
I have been intrigued about Catullus since he was introduced. Happy he got his own story. Gemma was introduced in Rebel and I thought she was just as awesome as he was. I liked that we saw couples from the other books all make appearances in this one.There are multiple roadblocks blocks to saving En...
First off, while I'm not particularly caring about the color of the skin of anyone in this book (or real life), it seemed a bit anachronistic there, not to mention that I doubt many white Americans would have been unprejudiced. At least it was addressed. Still seemed odd. That out of the way...Th...
A great conclusion to the Blades of the Rose series!
My review is posted on Joyfully Reviewed: http://www.joyfullyreviewed.com/new-reviews/stranger-by-zoe-archerReporter Gemma Murphy is often considered an anomaly: she’s a woman who wants to write about more than traditional “female” topics. Gemma has to work twice as hard as a man to get a good story...
I just love this whole series. I think that Scoundrel remains my absolute favorite from it but this one gets a bump up for a great ending to the series. One thing I love in this series is the way that Zoe Archer focused on the myths and magic of each region where the books were set. The desert go...