The Baskerville Tales (Short Stories) : The Adventure of the Wollaston Ritual, The Strange and Alarming Courtship of Miss Imogen Roth, The Steamspinner Mutiny

These three short stories return us to the world of Emma Jane Holloways delightful novels featuring Evelina Cooper, the niece of the great Sherlock Holmes. Together they expand the bounds of Holloways irresistible vision of Victorian London, which has enchanted readers with a seamless mix of paranormal fantasy, romance, and mystery. Now this trilogy of prequels is available in one convenient eBook bundle: #160; THE ADVENTURE OF THE WOLLASTON RITUAL Prequel to A Study in Silks #160; THE STRANGE AND ALARMING COURTSHIP OF MISS IMOGEN ROTH Prequel to A Study in Darkness #160; THE STEAMSPINNER MUTINY Prequel to A Study in Ashes #160; In a Victorian era ruled by a council of ruthless steam barons, mechanical power is the real monarch and sorcery the demon enemy of the Empire. Nevertheless, the most coveted weapon is magic that can run machinessomething Evelina Cooper has secretly mastered. But rather than making her fortune, her special talents could mean death or an eternity as a guest at Her Majestys secret laboratories. Whats a polite young lady to do but mind her manners and pray shes never found out? But first theres murder and mayhem to deal with. #160; Praise for The Baskerville Affair #160; As Sherlock Holmess niece, investigating murder while navigating the complicated shoals of Societyand romancein an alternate Victorian England, Evelina Cooper is a charming addition to the canon. Jacqueline Carey, New York Times bestselling author of the Kushiels Legacy series #160; This book has just about everything: magic, machines, mystery, mayhem, and all the danger one expects when peoples loves and fears collide. I cant wait to return to the world of Evelina Cooper! Kevin Hearne, New York Times bestselling author of The Iron Druid Chronicles , on A Study in Silks #160; Holloway stuffs her adventure with an abundance of characters and ideas and fills her heroine with talents and graces, all within a fun, brisk narrative. Publishers Weekly , on A Study in Silks #160; Riveting . . . The villains and scoundrels continue to be wonderfully complex, and heroine Evelina only grows more interesting as she explores the fearsome and fascinating darker side of her Blood magic. RT Book Reviews , on A Study in Darkness #160; An exciting trilogy . . . what a stunning conclusion to such a phenomenal series! Fresh Fiction , on A Study in Ashes