Timeless (Carriger novel)
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ISBN 0-316-12718-3 | | |
| Preceded by | Heartless | |
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Timeless is a
Plot
Blending steampunk with urban fantasy, Timeless is set in an alternate history version of Victorian era Britain where vampires and werewolfs are welcomed as members of society, often in the upper class. The protagonist of the novel is Alexia Tarabotti, the Lady Maccon, who is "soulless", and thus unaffected by the powers of supernatural beings.
Two years have passed peacefully, or as peacefully can be expected in a household with an alpha werewolf husband and a toddler who is apt to turn hairy at inconvenient moments. The peace ends abruptly when Alexia is summoned to Alexandria to face their ancient vampire queen. Now everyone in Alexia's sphere – human, supernatural, or dead; in London, Scotland, or Egypt – must solve the mystery of the God-Breaker Plague.
Publication history
- 2012, USA, ISBN 0-316-12718-3, Pub date 28 February 2012, Paperback
- 2012, UK, ISBN 1-84149-987-0, Pub date 1 March 2012, Paperback
As with the first four novels in the series, this cover was designed by Lauren Panepinto and the model on the cover is Donna Ricci. The original photographs of Ricci for this cover were taken by Pixie Vision Productions.
While the author's official website lists French, German, and Thai translated editions of this novel to be released in the near future, no specific publication dates have yet been announced for any non-English language editions of Timeless.[1]
References
- ^ "Book Nitty Gritty". Gail Carriger official website. Archived from the original on September 21, 2010. Retrieved January 10, 2012.
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