The Clockwork Throne

<p>In an empire ruled by gears steam and secrets power is no longer inherited.<br>It's built.</p><p>Ever since the Great Mechanization the city of New Londria has thrived under the reign of the Flesh-and-Brass Monarchs - sovereigns whose hearts beat with human blood and mechanical precision. But when whispers spread of a new heir forged entirely of steel the fragile peace between the nobility and the underground inventors' guilds threatens to shatter.</p><p>For Felix Hargrove a disgraced engineer exiled for treasonous designs the rumors are more than dangerous - they're personal. Because the prototype for the Clockwork Throne bears the unmistakable marks of his forbidden work.</p><p>Drawn back into a web of court politics masked societies and deadly airship duels Felix must decide whether to expose the truth and risk war or help crown a ruler who could change humanity forever - for better or much much worse.</p><p>As gears turn and loyalties grind down to dust Felix learns that in New Londria the true battle isn't fought with armies.<br>It's fought in the shadows - with ideas inventions and betrayals.</p><p><em>Atmospheric thrilling and brimming with brass and intrigue <strong>The Clockwork Throne</strong> is a standalone alternate history fantasy perfect for fans of Philip Reeve Genevieve Cogman and the daring adventures of steampunk rebellion.</em></p><p>The future isn't written in blood anymore.<br>It's etched in iron.</p>