**A quick-witted Irish safecracker juggles alchemy and automatons in the action-packed follow-up to the nineteenth-century United States steampunk adventure, *King of the Cracksmen*.** Liam McCool, the premier safecracker in 1877 New York, isn't the type to hang around fairy circles on the Celtic
The Calorium Wars: an Extravaganza of the Gilded Age
β Scribed by Dennis O'Flaherty
- Publisher
- Night Shade Books;Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
- Year
- 2016
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 848 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
A quick-witted Irish safecracker juggles alchemy and automatons in the action-packed follow-up to the nineteenth-century United States steampunk adventure, King of the Cracksmen.
Liam McCool, the premier safecracker in 1877 New York, isn't the type to hang around fairy circles on the Celtic day of the dead. But an invitation from his Gram leaves the βKing of the Cracksmen" possessed by the spirit of Finn McCool, the great hunter-warrior of ancient Ireland and a mighty magical force.
Just in time, too. Edwin Stanton, once Lincoln's Secretary of War but now a self-proclaimed dictator, has restored slavery in the United States, and conscripted every able-bodied white male to fight in the war he's waging against Little Russia, made up of all the continental North America west of the Mississippi, sold to Russia by Andrew Jackson fifty years earlier.
Stanton needs Little Russia's calorium, a mineral used to power America's airships, factories, and humanoid...
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