Shelley Adina

The Empress of Prussia has been kidnapped and replaced by her own invention. No one must know or the empire will fall in chaos. Can Georgia and Millie locate her before her captors silence her forever?

London, 1889. Victoria ist Königin. Der Sohn von Charles Darwin ist Premierminister. Und die Welt wird von Dampf angetrieben.

Un voyage aérien mémorable se transforme en un désastre dans lequel il n’y aura peut-être pas de survivants.

A chateau in sunny Provence should have meant a holiday, but murder casts a long shadow...

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Old Order Mennonite teenagers on Rumspringa are experimenting with drugs, parties, and even the occult. One night at a barn séance they are hijacked by demons, who ride them off the farm and back to their homes.

Entlaufene Geisteskranke, verlorengegangene Kinder, rachsüchtige Lords und Liebesgeschichten. Die Lage wird wirklich schwierig.

Corsair’s Cove has a reputation for being one of the most haunted places in the Pacific Northwest. Back in Prohibition days, it was a roaring hive of rumrunners, flappers, money, and betrayal. Big Tom Macfarlane and Marigold Mayhew met in the old apple orchard, loved hard, and died young, but their story isn’t finished. Because some betrayals have consequences that echo down through time … and demand the kind of resolution that only true love can bring …

This box set contains the next three novels in the Mysterious Devices series of clockwork cozies set in the Magnificent Devices world: The Engineer Wore Venetian Red, The Judge Wore Lamp Black, and The Professor Wore Prussian Blue.

Eine denkwürdige Luftschiffreise endet verhängnisvoll.

“I finished reading the last page and found myself already craving the next mystery in this addictive series. This time, we traveled to Bodie, California—and as a Californian by birth, my heart was already there, waiting for Daisy and Frederica to arrive. I knew adventure, mystery and murder couldn't be far behind.” —Lori Alden Holuta, author of the Brassbright Chronicles, on The Matchmaker Wore Mars Yellow

Napoleon is determined to conquer the world with his steam-powered weapons. Nothing in England can stop him … except two young lady inventors.

In 1819, France is surrounded by armies. With Russia in the north, the Karlsruhe Confederacy in the east, and a pirate kingdom in the south, Napoleon cannot break out, nor can the English Navy seem to break in. Europe  teeters on the edge of a sword. Whichever side rules the air will win.

Celeste Blanchard, daughter of the Emperor’s disgraced Air Minister, is running out of time to develop an air ship that can carry his armies to England and restore her mother to glory. But on a daring and desperate test flight, she is blown off course … and washes up, half drowned, on the shores of Cornwall, in the heart of enemy territory.

Loveday Penhale, cosseted daughter of gentry, has her own inventions to build, even as pressure mounts to behave like a proper young lady and seek a husband instead of a design for a high-pressure steam engine. But when Arthur Trevelyan, heir to the neighboring estate, Gwynn Place, asks for her help in rescuing an unconscious young woman on the beach, Loveday discovers an aeronaut and an inventor as skilled as she is. Between them, a friendship blossoms, and Loveday wonders if they might even pull off the impossible and invent an air ship that will catch the eye of the Tinkering Prince Regent, who has offered a prize to anyone who can help England break the impasse. Celeste’s loyalties are torn in two. If she is caught working secretly for France, she will lose her friend, the love of an honorable man—and her life. But if Napoleon learns she has betrayed him, she will be executed on sight.

Can friendship prevail in the face of war? Or is there a third solution—one where everything hinges on the bravery and daring of a Cornish debutante and the Emperor’s aeronaut?

Londres, 1889. Règne de Victoria. Le fils de Charles Darwin est Premier ministre. Et la vapeur est l’énergie qui mène le monde.