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Newest Review: ... a territory which hasn't been impacted by the conflict. Seattle has its own unique problems, however, which began with ... more

 ... Leviticus Blue driving his Boneshaker machine into the earth and releasing the Blight, a toxic fog which not only kills but can also render some into a zombie-like state. In order to contain the Blight, the inhabitants of Seattle have enclosed the city with a wall, leaving those who couldn't or wouldn't leave to fend for themselves, and a new settlement has grown up outside the wall known as the Outskirts. When young Zeke goes into the city to try to find evidence to exonerate his father, Briar has no choice but to g...more

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Crowned ReviewBoneshaker - Cherie Priest: Steaming in Seattle (1016 words)
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First there was the legend of Leviticus Blue, his Boneshaker and the terrible legacy of the Blight unleashed when his infernal machine drilled deep into the earth. The two people who are left to pick up the pieces are Briar, Levi's wife and their son, Zeke. Briar wants to lay the legend to rest, forget about Levi and the terrible events of sixteen years before but Zeke wants justice for the two men he feels have been unjustly labelled villains: his father and his grandfather, Maynard Wilkes. Steampunk is rapidly becoming my new favourite genre and for me, a natural reading progression given my love of urban fantasy. Although the label Steampunk may be a ...  Read the complete review

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