Steaming
by Vanessa Barger
Price: $4.99 USD. 42100 words.
Published by Decadent Publishing on March 18, 2011. .
My name is Cornelius Latimer, and I have fallen in love. The object of my affection isn’t tall and blonde with all the right curves. It isn’t even human. My love belches smoke and breathes fire. My world runs on steam and hard metal, and I am a master of both...
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Books tagged: vanessa barger
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Into the Ether
by Vanessa Barger
Price: $2.99 USD. 41110 words. Published by Astraea Press on March 25, 2011. .
It was supposed to be a simple overnight job. Instead, Touch-know Genevieve is required to appear attached to her mark, the curator of the British Museum. For Genevieve it becomes more than an act, and her problems are far more significant than the possibility of her lies being discovered. Her family betrays her and she's forced to make an important decision, or strike out on her own.
Price: $2.99 USD. 41110 words. Published by Astraea Press on March 25, 2011. .
It was supposed to be a simple overnight job. Instead, Touch-know Genevieve is required to appear attached to her mark, the curator of the British Museum. For Genevieve it becomes more than an act, and her problems are far more significant than the possibility of her lies being discovered. Her family betrays her and she's forced to make an important decision, or strike out on her own.