Sedition

<p><strong>Fast-paced clever and allegorical this novel considers what makes people human after all. Sedition is powerful because of its social commentary compelling setting and unexpected heroine.</strong> - <em>FOREWORD REVIEWS</em></p><hr><p><em>She was created for more than slavery; she was built for rebellion.</em></p><p>In an alternate Victorian England clockwork cyborgs provide the primary source of labor for the upper class. Known as biomatons they are property by law and have been manipulated and mind-controlled into subservience.</p><p>Taryn Roft a 17-year-old girl attending classes at Grafton's School of Mechanicks in London has a secret. What's even worse-she cannot remember anything before her twelfth birthday.</p><p>When a mysterious privateer discovers her secret he offers her an ultimatum: accompany him to his airship or her secret will be revealed to everyone. For Taryn it's not much of a choice. Facing prejudice and cruelty may be nothing new to the only girl at an all-boys' school but the further from home she gets the darker her situation becomes.</p><p><em>With danger around every corner and holes in her mind can Taryn uncover the truth and prevent her own destruction before she can sow the seeds of sedition?</em></p><hr><p><strong>It's a story of horror of nightmares brought to life. But it is also a story about love hope and trust. A story about making horrible mistakes and having to live with them. It is a story about redemption but also of course of <em>Sedition</em>.</strong> - <em>Hanna Palm Goodreads & Bookstagrammer (librarianofterrasen)</em></p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Sedition</em> is definitely a book for fans of introspective deep characters who are enraged by the injustice of the world.</strong> - <em>Cat Rector author of </em><strong><em>The Goddess of Nothing at All</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>A good steampunk story ought to say something about society. <em>Sedition</em>does this.</strong>- <em>Chris Patrick Carolan author of </em><strong><em>The Nightshade Cabal</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Sedition is one of the most creative and innovative books that I've read this year!...One highlight of this book is that the world-building is amazing full of automatons and gas lamps. I felt like I was transported back in time to an alternative Victorian London and I loved it.</strong> - <em>Leighton Layton's Book Reviews</em></p>