Brass Carriages and Glass Hearts
The Proper Romance Steampunk Series, Book 4
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Justine Eyre
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A steampunk retelling of Cinderella.
Emmeline O'Shea has been an outspoken advocate for the shape-shifter community, which has come under unjust attack from a political body known as the PSRC (Predatory Shifter Regulations Committee), and her robust efforts have landed her a prestigious position as the spokesperson for the International Shifter Rights Organization. She has been selected to give the final address in Scotland before they vote on legislation that will grant protective rights to the shifter community. Because she is fundamentally changing the laws, she is also receiving death threats.
Oliver Reed is a by-the-book detective-inspector who has dealt with Emme's borderline illegal activism in the past, and there is little love lost between the two. When his superior tasks Oliver with guarding Emme around-the-clock to keep her safe until the summit is over, he is frustrated. He has several open cases requiring his attention, and his spare time is occupied with chasing down leads about the whereabouts of his brother, a rogue vampire bent on causing trouble in Scotland.
When their airship is hijacked, Emme and Oliver are forced to parachute away before they exit British soil. They take refuge in Emme's family's hunting lodge where Oliver is introduced to her abusive stepsisters.
Together the pair must make their way to Edinburgh so as not to miss the summit meeting where Emme will be key in helping to pass legislation that will disband the corrupt PSRC. But between her vindictive sisters and Oliver's rogue vampire brother, they face danger at every turn, not to mention dealing with their growing attraction for each other.
When Emme is kidnapped - leaving behind only one shoe as evidence - Oliver must find her before it’s too late - and the summit ends at midnight.
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- Carol Wheatley
- 26-03-23
Can't wait for the next book
I have really enjoyed this series love the steampunk and fairy tale hoping the next one is to do with Nigel and the little mermaid
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- xBethyboox
- 11-06-22
Adorable!
Adorable story with sweet characters, I loved the way their love grew, it seemed a bit obvious but was still nice to hear :)
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- Shell Barrett
- 24-07-22
I Loved this Book
This was by far the best book of the series. Sadly it is the last one. I couldn't stop listening & now I've finished it I feel sad.
There were a lot of twists & turns & it kept you guessing almost to the end.
I would definitely recommend it.
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- Kirsty Mackay
- 30-06-22
Excellent rread
This author has a great imagination and I really enjoyed reading this awesome book
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- jackie Hammond
- 22-09-22
These were all free!!!
This is a review of the series of 4. I downloaded these from the included list and what a little treat. I normally enjoy crime and fantasy books, but In between a lighter or even chick lit is welcome break and these fit the bill. A bit of fantasy, humour, romance and villains all in this bundle. Well recommend.
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- big fan.
- 04-04-21
Brass and hearts
Loved it! Have listened to most of this lovely narrators audio books and she couldn't to wrong with this brilliant book. Wonderful from start to finish. I love steampunk and this series of books has it all. I'm now going to purchase the books to read as well as to listen too.
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- Jude
- 30-06-22
was not sure to begin with
wonderful different well written enjoyable wholesome lovely and well read too love Justine Eyre's voice
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- nanaf
- 16-05-24
Delightful!
The final part of a thoroughly enjoyable series. Great characters and interesting storyline. Great narration too.
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- Cailleach Eilidh
- 12-10-22
On dear - those accents!
Once again, Justine Eyre let the book down with her forced upper class English accent. Her Scottish accents were terrible and whilst Edinburgh is spelt that way, it most certainly isn't pronounced like it. If it had been any other city, that mistake might be understandable but not when it's the Scottish capitol.
That said, her characterisation was brilliant and mostly consistent.
I did feel that this story lacked something compared to the previous three, which was a shame. I've really enjoyed this series and gladly recommend all four books. Though British listeners may want to brace themselves.
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