Eros Element: A Thrilling Steampunk Fantasy Adventure

Cecilia Dominic

May 2017 · Aether Psychics Book 1 · AIBHS

About this ebook

An archaeologist short on time.

A professor about to fail out of his career.

A deadly ancient mystery that could unleash a dark force into the world...

Objects tell Iris McTavish their secrets, but none can enlighten her as to how to save her household. The only way to survive may be to marry an odious lordling who'll expect her to give up her dreams of becoming an archaeologist. But there may be one chance...

Professor Edward Bailey hasn't made a major discovery in the decade since he figured out how to isolate aether. With the world's coal supply running low, he could be a hero if only he could stabilize the finicky element. Now his job and department are on the line if he doesn't.

When a mysterious industrialist recruits Iris and Edward to join an expedition across Europe to search for clues in classical art and artifacts, both see a possible solution to their problems.

But they're not the only ones who seek an answer to the aether puzzle, and some will kill for the knowledge to stay hidden... Can Iris and Edward solve the riddles of the past before they're guaranteed to lose their futures?

 Eros Element is the thrilling first book in the Aether Psychics steampunk fantasy series. If you like spirited female leads, vulnerable heroes, and alternate histories, then you’ll love Cecilia Dominic’s airy escapade.

 Buy Eros Element to unlock the secrets of the past today!

Ratings and reviews

Although the story took awhile to get going, the story had enough intriguing characters to keep me turning the pages. The steampunk elements gave the story fun touches, but there seem to be certain holes where personal interactions should have flowed more smoothly. Overall, it's an interesting read and concept.

The start is dreadfully slow. And the assumed frailty of women, while prolly historically accurate, irked my modern sensibilities. Once things started happening though it all went by too fast. All in all a good read.

Great strong lead women characters and interesting love interests. The science is beyond me sometimes but I can still follow. Lots of intrigue and action. You won't be disappointed.