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

from PghDragonMan

It is a relief the Civil War is ending. I mean it has been dragging on for so long draining our heroine of all her resources. Of course I mean Cherie Priest, not Maria Boyd. While Ms Boyd's adventures in this time that never was has certainly been exciting and enjoyable in their own right, I felt...

from zot79

Cherie Priest takes her Clockwork Century series out with a bang with Fiddlehead. She gives us a crazy scientist predicting the end of the world, spies, counter-spies, corrupt politicians, and plenty of wacky steampunk technology that has no business existing in the mid-nineteenth century. The w...

from lauriebrown54

'Fiddlehead'- a computing machine bright enough to 'fiddle with a man's head'- brings the story arc started in 'Boneshaker'(still my favorite of the series, especially now that there is a huge digging machine stuck under Seattle)to a close; hopefully it's not the end of Priest's steampunk, altern...

from cissa

I love the Clockwork Century series, and this is a strong and gripping end (woe! to the novels. (Priest has hinted that there may be more stories set therein; I hope so!) This volume does an amazing job of tying together various disparate threads in the previous volumes, including an ending to th...

from lauriebrown54

'Fiddlehead'- a computing machine bright enough to 'fiddle with a man's head'- brings the story arc started in 'Boneshaker'(still my favorite of the series, especially now that there is a huge digging machine stuck under Seattle)to a close; hopefully it's not the end of Priest's steampunk, altern...