10-17-2009, 01:43 PM
It's Vampires and Werewolves in Victorian England with a dash of steampunk to give it flavor. Now before you click away, it's better than you think. It's not a another in the chain of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Although it does have the feel of a Jane Austin novel and that's a good thing.
In Victorian England, the powers that be have come to terms with Vampires and Werewolves. They have their own societies and voices in government that keep them from being persecuted and from eating the humans. But it's one big comedy of manors, with our heroine who by her touch weakens both Vamps and werewolves. But after she is attacked by an unschooled Vampire, she finds she has to work with the government and find out what's going on with the two societies.
It's all quite fun and very british and polite. It's all very twee as well. I'm waiting for the next one. Dammit. As soon as I finish one trilogy, I get roped in by a series that's just beginning. Time to read manuals.
In Victorian England, the powers that be have come to terms with Vampires and Werewolves. They have their own societies and voices in government that keep them from being persecuted and from eating the humans. But it's one big comedy of manors, with our heroine who by her touch weakens both Vamps and werewolves. But after she is attacked by an unschooled Vampire, she finds she has to work with the government and find out what's going on with the two societies.
It's all quite fun and very british and polite. It's all very twee as well. I'm waiting for the next one. Dammit. As soon as I finish one trilogy, I get roped in by a series that's just beginning. Time to read manuals.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit