Black Swan (the second part of my latest Pax Britannia novel Time's Arrow) had been out officially for less than 24 hours when this review appeared online, courtesy of The Eloquent Page. I particularly liked this bit:
I’ve come to rely on Pax Britannia for full on steampunk inspired adventure where just about anything can, and often does, happen. Insect-obsessed anarchists, cybernetically-enhanced silverbacks, and a rather special bicycle are just a few of the delights on display in this case.
Black Swan suffers the unenviable task of being the middle book in what is effectively a trilogy. The author has to try and keep the story moving forward, while ensuring that the pace never flags for a moment. I’m pleased to say he pulls it off, and I will be waiting with baited breath for the final instalment of this episodic e-novel.
Pablo Cheesecake was first off the blocks with Red-Handed (Time's Arrow Part 1) too.
Remember, you can pick up your digital copy of Black Swan here, and maybe your review could be the second one. ;-)
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