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Cover of A Matter of Time (The Unlikely Adventures of Mortensen & Spurlock Book 1)

A Matter of Time (The Unlikely Adventures of Mortensen & Spurlock Book 1)

✍ Scribed by Lucy True; Jea Hawkins


Publisher
Persephone Press
Year
2020
Tongue
English
Weight
134 KB
Series
Unlikely Adventures of Mortensen & Spurlock 1
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B088BB1JD4

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis


It’s not easy finding love in 1892 Victorian London.

Midnight adventures, artifact hunting, and the occasional murderβ€”it’s all in a day’s (or night’s) work for Alice Mortensen. As an Aetheral, a supernatural race with special abilities, she is hardly an eligible marital prospect, even with her upper class social status. Not that she minds. The woman she once loved broke her heart and that, for Alice, is that.

Until said woman, one Lady Eleanora Spurlock, returns with a desperate request: find a powerful artifact to ransom in exchange for a kidnapped servant. It’s one thing for Alice to risk her life. It’s quite another to risk her heart for the second time.

But her perpetual curiosity about the mysterious Aetheric world is enough temptation for Alice to gamble both. Soon, both Alice and Nora are fighting off fireballs, an over-eager stepmother determined to see them marry, and each other in a race to rescue an innocent lady’s maid.


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