Noctis Magicae Novel: The Midnight Queen (Series #01) (Paperback)

from quondame

A magical Britain which has maintained Normandy and other western European territories - which seems mostly early 19th century but with almost no description of dress. Reticules and tails are about the only period specific items to set it apart from 17th or 18th century, as lack of trains set it ...

from funstm

This was really good. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and the plot. Sophie was fierce. I liked her determination to learn and how supportive Gray was of that. Particularly his acceptance, encouragement and approval of her being stronger in her magic than him. I enjoyed the slow burn of their ...

from stefferoo

This book would be perfect for readers looking for a well-balanced blend of fantasy with a historical fiction-type setting, overlaid with a story laced with a heavy dose of the kind of chaste, slow-burn romance one might find in a traditional Regency novel. Graham Marshall - Gray to family and fr...

from kcollett

Gray has to leave Oxford after being blamed for an unfortunate incident; he has to stay at his unpleasant tutor's country house, where the Professor's three daughters live, but starts to realize that something is wrong with the situation there. Alternate history of Europe, British Isles. I thin...

from chavala

Really enjoying this series. First, the world-building: an alternative England, feels like Regency Era maybe, where Roman and Celtics gods are worshipped and magic is enough of a force that there is a whole school of Oxford dedicated to it. This is a really fun and creative alternative history! T...