I loved how Virginia and her best friend have pretty much decided they’ll be spinsters, so they’re looking to see if they can get an appointment with the doctor who has a new electrical device to treat hysteria. They aren’t excessively graphic (this is Victorian England after all!), but the reader can tell exactly what is happening. Be warned, it is a romance so we do have some sex scenes. She escapes the trap, though, and makes it back to Owen.įinal thoughts: Such a breezy, fun book. The murderer still manages to capture Virginia and put her in his Great Machine to provide unlimited energy (fueled by her death). Turn out, Sweetwater men need to meet just the right woman to bond with or they become nightwalkers, obsessed with the hunt. It also bring the two of them together psychically, and physically.
Working together, they dismantle the toy weapon.
One surprise is a clockwork toy that can project glasslight energy. She is a glasslight reader and the murderer seems to be targeting glasslight readers The two go back to the crime scenes to see what they can discover. Turns out, he’s really hunting a paranormal killer and he’s afraid Miss Dean has been targeted. Sweetwater has made a name for himself by exposing several practitioners of the Leybrook Institute, where Miss Dean works. Summary: Virginia Dean just woke up in a mirrored chamber next to a dead man. I’ll have to read something else by Amanda Quick instead. Sadly, the third book in the series, Canyons of Night, is by a third alias of the author, Jayne Castle, so it wouldn’t get me a Q author.
I finally got around to reading the book. It’s the second in The Looking Glass series (and the tenth in the Arcane Society series), though, so I read the first book, In Too Deep, earlier this year. I saw this book at the library last year when I was looking for “Q” books.
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