The Red Cape Society: The Complete Series

by Melanie Karsak

From New York Times bestselling author Melanie Karsak, the award-winning Red Cape Society Series in one beautiful collection!Follow Agent Clemeny Louvel as she navigates the shadowy streets of gaslamp Victorian London. In this retelling of the classic Red Riding Hood fairy tale, race along with Clemeny as she battles werewolves, mages, vampires, airship pirates, rogue fey, and even the occasional holiday demon--all while trying not to fall in love with the big, bad wolf, Sir Richard Lionheart.Included in the

Wolves and DaggersAlphas and AirshipsPeppermint and PentaclesBitches and BrawlersHowls and HollowsLycans and LegendsWith dark academia, steampunk, and gothic vibes, escape to the splendor of a world long past where magic lives on every corner and happily ever after comes at a price. Are you afraid of the big, bad werewolf?

Perfect for romantasy and fairy tale lovers!

Genres: Steampunk, Fantasy

658 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 15, 2024

About the author

New York Times and USA Today best-selling historical fantasy author Melanie Karsak is the author of the Celtic Blood series, Steampunk Red Riding Hood, Steampunk Fairy Tales, the Road to Valhalla Series, and other works of fantasy and fiction. The author currently lives in Florida with her husband and two children.

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Reviews

[Perry · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a highly entertaining and imaginative tale with great characters and settings. My only gripe related to one particular Americanism - "candy" instead of "sweets", which is the British equivalent in this context - and the use of "Buckingham" as a shortened version of Buckingham Palace. The British say "the Palace". Buckingham is a market town situated in Buckinghamshire. Nevertheless, I recommend this series to young and old.

[Dai · Rating 5 out of 5]

epic

Great daft nonsense that makes you happy to be alive. The author has cleverly adapted an alternative 18C with some myths & legends. Although after reading the compete series I’m unsure if they are true. Skilled writing where you can picture a character just from a catch phrase they use. Perfect book for long dark winter evenings