Books from the victorian era

MJ Fletcher was born in New Jersey and now lives by the beach with his very understanding wife and daughter He has been writing since he first stapled pages together as a child and called them a book He finally realized his ambitions when his comic book series Adam Zero The Last Man of Earth was published by Ronin Studios His other comic book work includes Digital Webbing Presents and The Hero Initiative His first novel The Doorknob Society released in 2012 was nominated for a Cybil award in the young adult category He has continued writing the Doorknob Society Saga his rollicking steampunk adventure series as well as working on numerous other writing projects. Amazing victorian england 1898 Chloe Masters and James Nightshade have defeated the First Kind but now they ve taken on a new job Hunting down the remnants of that powerful group.

Book travelers a victorian story

Can they figure out the truth before it s too late Join them as cocktails and murder board the Victorian Express The Victorian ExpressLOVED THIS Could not put it down I love that the characters are growing up and this novella shows that I would love to see a series of Chloe and Nightshade adventures The Victorian Express A short story of Chloe and Nightshade s adventures I love reading about them The Victorian Express Really good Can t wait for the next one to follow where Fletcher left off The Victorian Express Loved it The Victorian Express James and Chloe are kind of like fill in with some unstoppable duo such as Mr and Mrs Smith.

They find themselves aboard the most famous train in the multiverse But they are not alone And old enemy stalks them Batman and Robin They are being sent on missions to bring to justice the people who fought against her in the war On this occasion they are traveling on a luxury train and James is going to enter a car race on his return They are after a very clever engineer and he does in deed trick them They fight Ms True again and she manages to escape once again They are ever bickering and always discussing things with clever dialog A good short story after the war they are not discussing marriage yet The Victorian Express