
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
A bewitching tale of historical fantasy, magic, love and a clockwork octopus
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SHORTLISTED FOR THE AUTHORS\' CLUB BEST FIRST NOVEL AWARD 2016
An International Bestseller - A Guardian Summer Read - An Amazon Best Book of the Month - A Goodreads Best Book of the Month - A Buzzfeed Summer Read - A Foyles Book of the Month - A Huffington Post Summer Read - A Yorkshire Post Book of the Week
In 1883, Thaniel Steepleton returns to his tiny flat to find a gold pocketwatch on his pillow. When the watch saves Thaniel\'s life from a blast that destroys Scotland Yard, he goes in search of its maker, Keita Mori - a kind and lonely immigrant. Meanwhile, Grace Carrow is sneaking into an Oxford library, desperate to prove the existence of the luminiferous ether before her mother can force her to marry.
As the lives of these three characters become entwined, events spiral out of control until Thaniel is torn between loyalties, futures and opposing geniuses.
An International Bestseller - A Guardian Summer Read - An Amazon Best Book of the Month - A Goodreads Best Book of the Month - A Buzzfeed Summer Read - A Foyles Book of the Month - A Huffington Post Summer Read - A Yorkshire Post Book of the Week
In 1883, Thaniel Steepleton returns to his tiny flat to find a gold pocketwatch on his pillow. When the watch saves Thaniel\'s life from a blast that destroys Scotland Yard, he goes in search of its maker, Keita Mori - a kind and lonely immigrant. Meanwhile, Grace Carrow is sneaking into an Oxford library, desperate to prove the existence of the luminiferous ether before her mother can force her to marry.
As the lives of these three characters become entwined, events spiral out of control until Thaniel is torn between loyalties, futures and opposing geniuses.
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Gewicht
246gram
NUR-code
300
Auteur
Formaat
208 x 136 x 28 mm
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Van Ditmar Boeken B.V.
Verschijningsdatum
08-10-2024
Reeks
Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Pagina's
336
Verschijningsjaar
2024
ISBN
9781408854310