Cette série plonge les lecteurs dans un monde victorien sombre et éclairé au gaz, où la nanotechnologie avancée rencontre la piraterie en haute mer. Vivez des aventures palpitantes pleines de rebondissements inattendus et de romances passionnées qui repoussent les limites. C'est un mélange captivant d'esthétique steampunk et de relations torrides, promettant un voyage inoubliable.
After freeing England from Horde control, Rhys Trahaearn becomes a national hero and builds a powerful merchant empire. When a body falls from an airship onto his property, he encounters Detective Inspector Mina Wentworth, whom he plans to make his next possession.
As the mercenary captain of the Lady Corsair Yasmeen has learned to keep her heart as cold as steel her loyalty bound to her ship and crew. So when a man who once tried to seize her airship returns from the dead she'll be damned if she gives him another opportunity. But treasure-hunter Archimedes Fox isn't interested in the Lady Corsair - he wants her coldhearted captain and the valuable da Vinci sketch she stole from him.
Includes excerpt from author's upcoming Iron Seas e-serial, 'The Kraken King.'
Experience the incredible adventure and heart-stopping romance of the Iron Seas in this thrilling steampunk tale from New York Times bestselling author Meljean Brook. A former smuggler and thief, Ariq—better known as the Kraken King—doesn’t know what to make of the clever, mysterious woman he rescues from an airship besieged by marauders. Unsure if she’s a spy or a pawn in someone else’s game, Ariq isn’t about to let her out of his sight until he finds out… After escaping her fourth kidnapping attempt in a year, Zenobia Fox has learned to vigilantly guard her identity. While her brother Archimedes is notorious for his exploits, Zenobia has had no adventures to call her own—besides the stories she writes. But when she jumps at the chance to escape to the wilds of Australia and acquire research for her next story, Zenobia quickly discovers that the voyage will be far more adventurous than any fiction she could put to paper…