Our indomitable heroine Alexia, now Lady Woolsey, acquits herself splendidly once again. The prose certainly give the books an irresistible charm but without coming off as gimmicky. I’d be perfectly happy talking all proper-like all the time if only everybody else wouldn’t think I’d gone completely batty.
I love the writing style of this series so. In the meantime, I tried to retain my sanity because I needed to read this so badly.
I was desperate to get my hands on Changeless, but fate was a bit cruel and made me wait five days for a copy to arrive. Review: With all of its acerbic wit, lovably quirky characters, Victorian England setting, and explosive chemistry between preternatural Alexia and werewolf Lord Maccon, Soulless became an instant favorite of mine. So Alexia is off to Scotland, too, most reluctantly accompanied by her lovelorn best friend and petulant half-sister. Even more concerning for Alexia, this unknown threat seems to be headed in the same direction as Lord Maccon, who has suddenly taken off for Scotland on pack business.
Something with the power to cancel out the abilities of the supernatural, the very thing that Alexia herself is capable of, has swept through London. To Sum It Up: Lady Alexia Maccon, recently appointed to the Shadow Council by Queen Victoria, has a new mystery on her hands.
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