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Behind the Iron Door
Steampunk Short Stories
von Brad R. Cook
Verlag: Broadsword Books LLC
Hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-9996433-7-2
Erschienen am 21.12.2021
Sprache: Englisch
Format: 203 mm [H] x 127 mm [B] x 6 mm [T]
Gewicht: 126 Gramm
Umfang: 108 Seiten

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Brad R. Cook, author of the steampunk adventures series The Iron Chronicles and the Airdrainium Adventures takes you into a world of steam and iron. Step through the iron door and discover fives tales of fantasy.
The Baroness - The Short story that inspired The Iron Chronicles. Genevieve continues the family legacy, but tonight it is personal.
Touch the Stars - Hobson has been helping Professor Teague Build a rocketship with Mac and her ferret, Sprocket, but some are determined to sabotage this journey.
Doomed Flight of the Majestic - It's the maiden voyage of the first luxury airliner, and Rex Fielder is a director in need of a break.
A Clockwork Heart - Obadiah had the most broken heart in all the land, today he fixes his heart.
The Legend of Spring-Heeled Jack - Lucy's perfect evening is under attack, by the vile creature, Spring-Heeled Jack.
Man at the Crossroads - Bonus Flash Fiction - An epic tribute to all the crossroad encounters.



Brad R. Cook is the author of historical fantasy, and award-winning short stories. He began as a playwright, dipped into the corporate writing world, and served as co-publisher and acquisitions editor for Blank Slate Press. He currently serves as Historian of St. Louis Writers Guild after three and half years as President. He learned to fence at thirteen, and never set down his sword, but prefers to curl up with a centuries' old classic.