Out of the London Mist
by Lyssa Medana
Published: July 23, 2020
Publisher: Three Furies Press, LLC
Genre: Science Fiction, Magical Realism
Blurb:
When
news of his brother’s murder reached him, aether pilot John Farnley
raced back to his old family home.
While he comforts his
bereaved sister-in-law, and tries to sort the family business and
holdings, he also wonders why his brother, Lord Nicholas Farnley, had
ventured into the cramped streets of the East End of London where he
had met his violent end. The slums are a deadly place where life was
cheap and murderous thugs preyed on the weak and lost.
Now,
in the midst of a thick, London fog, something even more monstrous is
waiting in the mist-shrouded shadows. Something that has been brought
to life by the refugees crowding Bethnal Green and Mile End.
Something his brother might have had a hand in creating.
Aided
by his friend, the resourceful Miss Sylvia Armley, his own
understanding of the aether lines that flow above London, and guided
by the erudite advice of Professor Entwistle, John is forced to find
his way through the darkest part of London to avenge his brother and
stop whatever aether powered monster is lurking there.
My Review:
After the death of his brother Lord Nicholas Farnley, John Farnley
races back to London to investigate his brother’s death and to
check on his sister-in-law Clara. Nicholas was found in the East End
of London not on of his usual haunts. This end of town was one of
John’s hangouts though. So why was his dear brother in the wrong
part of town? Who killed his brother? What was their motive for
murder?
While visiting the East End of London one night while looking into
his brother’s death John comes under attack himself. He is rescued
by a lovely friend of his Sylvia Armley from someone or something
that came Out of the London Mist. Something is lurking in the London
mist attacking people.
While I was reading Out of the London Mist I kept picturing all the
characters in their style of dress and all their gadgets surrounded
by the London mist. I kept wishing to see Out of the London Mist on
the big screen to watch as the characters came to life right before
my eyes.
Out of the London Mist was a fun, mystery filled, fast read that had
me hooked from the first page. I couldn’t put it down once I had
read the first page. I had to keep reading to find out what was
coming Out of the London Mist. Out of the London Mist reminded me of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries.
I would definitely recommend Out of the London Mist to anyone looking
for a mystery filled good read.
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