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Lord Ashworth " The Mummy Powder Affair". The Mummy Powder Affair, #1
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8230766148
- EAN9798230766148
- Date de parution11/04/2024
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
London, 1825. A whispered invitation, a hidden tomb, and a dust that glitters like starlight: Lord Percival Ashworth returns from Egypt with a relic that promises to erase time itself. The mummy powder fine as moonlight, luminous under candle-flame becomes the rage of Mayfair's ballrooms, courting duchesses, poets, and rogues who will trade their souls for one more year of youth. But the glow is a thief.
Faces brighten while minds unravel; sleepless whispers haunt gilded corridors; and Lady Constance Belmont, once the city's radiant queen, dances herself into a grey-skinned wraith. As bodies fade and reason crumbles, Ashworth must confront the ancient secret he has loosed and the terrible price of a beauty that refuses to die. Book One of the Ashworth Quartet is a darkly witty Victorian thriller about vanity, archaeology, and the lethal cost of chasing eternity.
Perfect for readers who love the gas-lit dread of The Alienist, the sharp satire of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, and the creeping horror of The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Faces brighten while minds unravel; sleepless whispers haunt gilded corridors; and Lady Constance Belmont, once the city's radiant queen, dances herself into a grey-skinned wraith. As bodies fade and reason crumbles, Ashworth must confront the ancient secret he has loosed and the terrible price of a beauty that refuses to die. Book One of the Ashworth Quartet is a darkly witty Victorian thriller about vanity, archaeology, and the lethal cost of chasing eternity.
Perfect for readers who love the gas-lit dread of The Alienist, the sharp satire of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, and the creeping horror of The Picture of Dorian Gray.







