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This collection highlights authors whose books are currently available through Kobo Plus, including steampunk romance, gaslamp fantasy, magical mysteries, fantasy adventure, and historical fantasy. Readers can discover unlimited reading options from bestselling and emerging authors without purchasing individual books.
Featured Kobo Plus authors include Anne Renwick, Lindsay Buroker, Shelley Adina, Emma Jane Holloway, Stephanie Burgis, Jacquelyn Benson, Nicole McKeon, Kara Jorgensen, Kat Ross, and many more writing steampunk romance and gaslamp fantasy.
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- Looking for cozy gaslamp fantasy? Try Snowspelled by Stephanie Burgis, Wormwood Abbey by Christina Baehr, or Wyrde and Wayward by Charlotte E. English.
- Enjoy spies, intrigue, and adventure? Pick up The Golden Spider by Anne Renwick, The Emperor's Edge by Lindsay Buroker, or How to Seduce a Spy by Catherine Stein.
- Prefer magical mysteries and hidden secrets? Start with The Fire in the Glass by Jacquelyn Benson, A Study in Silks by Emma Jane Holloway, or The Thirteenth Gate by Kat Ross.
- Want romance mixed with the supernatural? Try Vanished by Nicole McKeon, Drulea Cottage by Claire Kohler, or The Baron's Demons by Erin Elle.
- Love women inventors and scientific discoveries? Try Third Daughter by Susan Kaye Quinn, Lady of Devices by Shelley Adina, or The Brass Queen by Elizabeth Chatsworth.
- Love steampunk romance? Start with The Earl of Brass by Kara Jorgensen, Her Clockwork Heart by Dena Garson, or Steamed by Katie MacAlister.
The Grand Tour: Steampunk & Gaslamp Romance Across Europe
Leave the fog of Victorian London behind and discover the rest of the continent.
Regency Etiquette, Scandals & Spellcraft: Gaslamp Fantasy Romance Authors
Reimagining a strict social world through a lens of magic, fae intrigue, and supernatural power.
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