Genre: Anthologies, Fantasy, Romance, Steampunk
Publication: November
Format: Kindle Edition
Source: ARC, NetGalley, Own
A world like ours, but filled with gears of brass, where the beating heart is fueled by steam and the simplest creation is a complex clockwork device.
Within this tome, you’ll findfairy tale re-tellings, as well as original stories that will send your gears turning. steampunk
Welcome to therealm, with eleven steampunk your path. Within the pages, you’ll come across clockwork inventions an authors guiding d steampu n k - ifi ed fairy tal e retellin gs . Eleven authors will guide you through worlds filled with airships, top hats, and corsets.
I received a copy of Gears of Brass through NetGalley, but only for the first chapter, A Clockwork Dollhouse by Jordan Elizabeth. I enjoyed the first story, and bought a copy to read other stories.
Gears of Brass was a collection of fifteen stories. Each story in this anthology is unique in a different characters, plots and writing style. There are some really good stories that I really enjoyed and some that was quite okay, and some that wasn't so great. There are stories that made me wanting to read more. The Key Girl by Grant Eagar for example made me wish that there are continuation to the story.
I've experienced a lot in this book. There is a bit of romance, mythologies, murder, mystery and so much more! My favorite stories from Gears of Brass would be A Clockwork Dollhouse by Jordan Elizabeth, A Princess Zephris by Heather Talty, My Golden Anabel by Natalia Darcy and Time Spun Souls by S. A. Larsen.
If you're looking for a light and short read with the element of Steampunk and fantasy, this is the book for you. And if you never read any Steampunk read, and would like to give the genre a try, I would definitely recommend Gears of Brass.
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