“The Air Affair”

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“The Air Affair”

A Lady Georgia Brunel short story

“The Air Affair” is a prequel short story to the Lady Georgia Brunel Mysteries set in the Magnificent Devices steampunk world. Though these stories can be read as standalones, there are threads of love and family running through them all. No strong language, just a very proper kiss or two and a satisfying solution. If you like books by Gail Carriger, Emma Jane Holloway, or Lee Strauss, you’re in the right place. Enjoy!

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Georgia Brunel, Lady Langford, boards the transcontinental airship Juno with her late husband’s aunt, Millicent Brunel. They are looking forward to nothing more dangerous than a painting holiday in the clockwork city of Venice, but trouble soon finds them in the person of Millie’s nemesis from her long-ago schooldays.

Old grudges have not been forgotten. Old hurts have not healed. Will an old feud finally be resolved … in murder?

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Revenge and bullying inform Shelley Adina’s “The Air Affair,” although the tone is lighter and the outcome rosier. In 1895, happily widowed Lady Langford and her Aunt Millie, on an airship between London and Paris, encounter the latter’s old school foe. Fear not; revenge proves sweet in “The Air Affair.”
– Ginny Ratsoy, The British Columbia Review
"The past is always difficult to confront, but any effort, however cold, cannot be denied. Well-developed karma."
– Kathleen Costa, Kings River Life Magazine
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Series: Lady Georgia Brunel Mysteries, Book 0
Genres: Mystery, Steampunk
Publisher: Moonshell Books, Inc.
Publication Year: October 25, 2023
Length: Short story
ISBN: 9781950854905
eBook Price: 0.99
Other Books in "Lady Georgia Brunel Mysteries"
The Clockwork City
The Automaton Empress
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