CATHERINE STEIN
Potions and Passions
Sass and Steam
Magical potions power Victorian Paris, airships and mechanical inventions reshape the Edwardian world, and classic literary monsters get second chances at love. Sharp-tongued heroines and gentle, unconventional heroes collide over spy missions, confidence schemes, and mad science experiments, finding their way to each other through wit, danger, and hard-won trust.
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✅ You’ll Love This If You Crave:
- heroines who are sharp-tongued, smart and unapologetic
- Victorian or Edwardian worlds
- heroes who are gentle, bookish or awkward
- alternate history
- witty banter
- globe-trotting stories
- spies, con artists, airship pirates and mad scientists
- beloved Victorian literary figures reimagined as romantic heroes
- heroines with professional identities: inventor, scientist, artist, courtesan
- flipped tropes
📖 Start with How to Seduce a Spy or try Eden’s Voice
🚫 Not the Right Fit If You Want:
- brooding, controlling, or dominant heroes
- traditional Regency drawing rooms, debutante balls and ton drama
- grittier, darker-toned steampunk
Looking for more adventures? Check out these collections:
London • Regency • Edwardian • Spice • Marriage of Convenience • Dragons • Airships • Inventors • Winter Romance • Haunted Estates • Globe-Trotting • Witches • Vampires • Selkies & Mermaids • Demons • Ghosts • Fairy Tales • Ancient Artifacts • Europe • Hearts • Detectives • Audiobooks • Kobo Plus
If You Want:
- Magical abilities shaping society, try Colleen Cowley
- Dragons, murder and a Masquerade Ball, try Charlotte E. English
- Darkest London with paranormal, try Kristen Callihan
- Fantasy set in the Edwardian England, try Freya Marske
- Steampunk detectives, try Corrina Lawson