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The use of ciphers makes the reader feel like a detective.
It vividly portrays the grit and danger of Victorian London. The Case of the Missing Marquess: An Enola Holm...
It flips the "damsel in distress" narrative. The use of ciphers makes the reader feel like a detective
On her 14th birthday, Enola wakes up to find her mother, Lady Eudoria Holmes, has vanished. Her brothers dismiss the disappearance as a whim. They plan to send Enola to a restrictive finishing school. Lady Eudoria Holmes
The use of ciphers makes the reader feel like a detective.
It vividly portrays the grit and danger of Victorian London.
It flips the "damsel in distress" narrative.
On her 14th birthday, Enola wakes up to find her mother, Lady Eudoria Holmes, has vanished. Her brothers dismiss the disappearance as a whim. They plan to send Enola to a restrictive finishing school.