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European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman (The Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club Book 2) (English Edition) Kindle Ausgabe
Mary Jekyll’s life has been peaceful since she helped Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson solve the Whitechapel Murders. Beatrice Rappaccini, Catherine Moreau, Justine Frankenstein, and Mary’s sister Diana Hyde have settled into the Jekyll household in London, and although they sometimes quarrel, the members of the Athena Club get along as well as any five young women with very different personalities. At least they can always rely on Mrs. Poole.
But when Mary receives a telegram that Lucinda Van Helsing has been kidnapped, the Athena Club must travel to the Austro-Hungarian Empire to rescue yet another young woman who has been subjected to horrific experimentation. Where is Lucinda, and what has Professor Van Helsing been doing to his daughter? Can Mary, Diana, Beatrice, and Justine reach her in time?
Racing against the clock to save Lucinda from certain doom, the Athena Club embarks on a madcap journey across Europe. From Paris to Vienna to Budapest, Mary and her friends must make new allies, face old enemies, and finally confront the fearsome, secretive Alchemical Society. It’s time for these monstrous gentlewomen to overcome the past and create their own destinies.
- SpracheEnglisch
- HerausgeberS&S/Saga Press
- Erscheinungstermin10. Juli 2018
- Dateigröße6.5 MB
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- ASIN : B075RN7DR3
- Herausgeber : S&S/Saga Press
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- Erscheinungstermin : 10. Juli 2018
- Auflage : Reprint
- Sprache : Englisch
- Dateigröße : 6.5 MB
- Screenreader : Unterstützt
- Verbesserter Schriftsatz : Aktiviert
- X-Ray : Aktiviert
- Word Wise : Aktiviert
- Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe : 738 Seiten
- ISBN-13 : 978-1481466554
- PageFlip : Aktiviert
- Buch 2 von 3 : The Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 322.345 in Kindle-Shop (Siehe Top 100 in Kindle-Shop)
- Nr. 3.917 in Historische Romane (englischsprachig)
- Nr. 4.725 in Fremdsprachige Jugendbücher
- Nr. 6.392 in Historische Fantasy (Bücher)
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Book ReaderBewertet in Großbritannien am 29. Januar 20235,0 von 5 Sternen A Really Enjoyable Book
I really enjoyed this book. It was fun and easy to read. The "found family" element works very well. The characters are well rounded and I liked the way they bicker but truly care for each other. The secondary characters are also well developed and add to the story. The book does a great job of describing a late 19th century in which Sherlock Holmes and Count Dracula are real people. I thought this was a great book.
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MitchellBewertet in Kanada am 14. März 20195,0 von 5 Sternen Excellent follow up from the first book!
Formatieren: Gebundenes BuchVerifizierter KaufI loved everything about this book, especially the characters. The adventures they get in and out of the writing is excellent and very vivid. 10 Star!
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Ardis Louise RameyBewertet in den USA am7. November 20185,0 von 5 Sternen Another Thrilling Victorian Adventure
Formatieren: Gebundenes BuchVerifizierter KaufThis is a review of the sequel to 2017’s the Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter. You can read my review of that first book here. Please note that the following review might contain minor spoilers for its predecessor.
“If something goes wrong, give a signal of some sort – wave a handkerchief out the window, for example. They will contact me, and I will contact Sigmund to get you out. Hannah and I will work on a plan to rescue Lucinda. Our best bet is probably blackmailing one of the guards … Don’t worry,” she said as they all sat around the table, worrying. “We’ll figure it out. We always do.”
European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman is the second installment of Theodora Goss’s series The Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club. I was an unreserved fan of the first book, the Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter, and dove into this book eagerly.
To a great extent this book is a perfect successor, carrying the legacy of the first book’s accomplishments in Victorian style.
Readers will instantly recognize the setting, the premise, the pace, and the unique narrative styling established in previous works (both the Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter and the short story The Mad Scientist’s Daughter before it). Three months have passed since the close of the Athena Club’s first adventure, and life at 11 Park Terrace has proceeded smoothly. However, none of the ladies of the Athena Club have forgotten their main mission – to liberate other female victims of mad scientists, and to stop the Societe des Alchimistes. Along the way, they encounter many characters from history and literature (being characters adapted from science fiction and horror themselves), and as before these guests are charming, complex, faithful additions that flesh out Goss’s world and advance her story.
This adventure takes the Athena Club well outside Britain, challenging the boundaries of some while giving others a rare opportunity to return home. Goss explores the logistical challenges of European travel clearly and authentically, incorporating social and technological roadblocks women of the time would have faced while making each challenge feel authentic and dynamic. Goss neither slows the pace of her characters’ adventure nor stops to preach about the historical setting. That is, of course, unless her characters do.
As in the first book, the narrative is explored concurrently along two timelines. In the main timeline, Catherine serves as our narrator as she writes the story of the Athena Club for publication. The other ladies of the club (as well as Alice and Mrs. Poole, who run Mary’s household) interrupt Catherine’s narrative as she’s writing it. Their commentary is often colorful, offering criticisms of Catherine’s narrative choices, quibbling about how they recall events, and critiquing the world around them.
Justine: “Catherine, I seem to remember that Greta and I were speaking in French.”
Catherine: “If you want this section to be in French, you’ll have to write it yourself.”
“Perhaps I shall tell you another time how I learned where the Emperor keeps his handkerchief!” said Greta, in French …
In the Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter, the ladies’ interjections provided charming commentary and offered Goss a beautiful mechanism to play with foreshadowing and character development alike. In addition, Goss uses this as an opportunity to explore the historical setting in general and the advancement of women’s rights in particular. Goss uses these interjections similarly in her second book, but they feel less elegant, more heavy-handed this time. I found myself skimming their interruptions more than once, and even rolling my staunchly feminist eyes at some of the comments about women’s dress liberation. However, that does even out as the book progresses and in the end it did not impact my enjoyment of or immersion in the story.
Another change that really struck me is that Mary and Catherine both feel like much crueler characters in this book, and as I paged through the narrative I was increasingly perplexed by this change in their fundamental characters. If I ever had a chance to speak to Theodora Goss, this is what I’d ask her about.
Aside from that, European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman is another striking accomplishment in Victorian adventure and mystery. Goss got everything right about the adventure, and her setting explores period Europe bravely and entertainingly. I cannot stress enough how amazed I am by the seamless way she represented real-world (or at least authentic, if fictional) challenges women would have faced when crossing Europe (particularly without men) at that time.
I sincerely hope Goss continues this series another 40 years. 20 books, 50 books(!), would not be enough to sate my want for more stories of the Athena Club.
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un lectorBewertet in Spanien am 25. November 20193,0 von 5 Sternen Interesante pero...
Formatieren: KindleVerifizierter KaufEn lo que a mi respecta, el mejor volumen de la serie es el primero.
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BarnesmBewertet in Australien am 8. September 20185,0 von 5 Sternen The league of extraordinary gentlewomen continues - now with added Vampires
Formatieren: KindleVerifizierter KaufMagnificent. My only complaint is that there is no third book published to immediately dive back into this wonderful world.
The cast of already fascinating characters is enriched by the addition of the first great literary vampire and her lover, another vampire by the name of Lucy. The arrival of the only person to ever outwit the great Sherlock Holmes and a modest servant with the ability to cloud minds to name a few.
These cast of characters are matched by a rollicking story of a scientific world on the cusp of change which threatens a world of cold, cruel experimentation where the costs of discovery out way and consideration of others, or at least the monsters we will create have some say over how they or others choose to live their lives







