Clockwork Century: Ganymede: A Novel of the Clockwork Century (Paperback)

from TheLostEntwife

Clementine, by Cherie Priest, is one of my favorite of the Clockwork Century books. So with that said, bringing the same characters back that kicked butt in Clementine for Ganymede pushed this book up into a frontrunner spot before I even began to read it. It didn't have to stay in that spot when...

from devilwrites

The premise: ganked from Amazon: The air pirate Andan Cly is going straight. Well, straighter. Although he's happy to run alcohol guns wherever the money's good, he doesn't think the world needs more sap, or its increasingly ugly side-effects. But becoming legit is easier said than done, and Cly'...

from ladycato

The Clockwork Century books are among my favorite steampunk series. This book was very slow to get going for me, and it took a long time for the two main characters to come together. The book did irk me with the annoying 19th century cliche of "the harlot with a heart of gold"; too many books in ...

from rivkat

This entry in Priest's steampunk alternate history follows the activities of a New Orleans madam secretly fighting the occupying Texans, the airship pilot-her former lover-who has business in Seattle dealing with characters from earlier books, and the submarine that she wants him to pilot away fr...

from jlparent

Action, zombies, alternate history and steampunk mix with mostly interesting and strong characters in the latest entry in the Clockwork Century series. For some reason, I enjoyed it less than Boneshaker and Dreadnought though I can't really pinpoint why. There's lots going on and I was never bore...