“The Brass Queen,” hitting the shelves on January 12, 2021, is a new Gaslamp fantasy romance that’s already creating a buzz. Written by Elizabeth Chatsworth, it’s a witty and imaginative debut blending fantasy, adventure, alternate history, and romance in a Victorian steampunk setting.
The story revolves around Miss Constance Haltwhistle, the last of a blue-blooded rogue lineage. Known as the “Brass Queen,” she sells firearms to keep her baronial estate afloat. Her life takes a turn when US spy J. F. Trusdale saves her from assassins, dragging her into a mission to find a scientist with an invisibility serum. As royal enemies plan to use this serum to create an invisible army and start a global war, Constance and Trusdale are forced to trust each other to save their world.
Fans of series like the Parasol Protectorate or the Invisible Library will enjoy this entertaining and romantic adventure. The book offers non-stop action, mystery, and flawless worldbuilding, paired with a slow-burn romance and uniquely detailed outfits.
Elizabeth Chatsworth excels in worldbuilding, creating a universe sure to captivate fans of steampunk and fantasy. Her distinctive wit and lively writing style are especially evident in the evolving romance between Constance and Trusdale, making it a hit among romance readers who enjoy clever dialogue.
In conclusion, if you are a fan of Victorian fantasy novels or witty romantic tales, “The Brass Queen” is a must-read. Steampunk enthusiasts will find this book particularly appealing, but it also has broader crossover potential.
The book’s rich world and memorable characters make it ripe for media adaptation. It could seamlessly transition into a series of films, a TV show, or even a limited series, capturing the imagination with its compelling story and vivid settings. The potential for more stories and media extras within this universe is vast, and it would be exciting to see it all come to life.
“The Brass Queen” is available for pre-order and will be released on January 12, 2021. Fans can also join the virtual release party on Facebook on the same day. More information about Elizabeth Chatsworth and her works can be found at elizabethchatsworth.com.
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