| Author: | Isabeau Vollhardt | ISBN: | 9781310012457 |
| Publisher: | Isabeau Vollhardt | Publication: | August 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Isabeau Vollhardt |
| ISBN: | 9781310012457 |
| Publisher: | Isabeau Vollhardt |
| Publication: | August 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The Casebook of Elisha Grey II chronicles the work of Elisha Grey, scholar and consulting detective in Atlantis, as recorded by his flatmate and student at the Temple of Atlantis Kiara Ptolmai. The three novelettes, while continuing with themes introduced in The Casebook of Elisha Grey, can be read independently from that seminal text. "The Poisonings At The Pantry" is a mystery surrounding multiple cases of apparent food poisoning which require help from other students at the Temple of Learning to gather data on foods from various farms and factories; "The Relentless Sun and Thunder" centers around the possibility of someone able to change weather with his mind, requiring a journey to the country of Albion on the northeastern shores of the Atlantean Sea to visit a seer with experience in the matter; and "The Deaths At The Crooked Tower" focus on a polyamorous architect, his consorts, kinky architecture, and a variety of apparent murders and suicides.
The Casebook of Elisha Grey II chronicles the work of Elisha Grey, scholar and consulting detective in Atlantis, as recorded by his flatmate and student at the Temple of Atlantis Kiara Ptolmai. The three novelettes, while continuing with themes introduced in The Casebook of Elisha Grey, can be read independently from that seminal text. "The Poisonings At The Pantry" is a mystery surrounding multiple cases of apparent food poisoning which require help from other students at the Temple of Learning to gather data on foods from various farms and factories; "The Relentless Sun and Thunder" centers around the possibility of someone able to change weather with his mind, requiring a journey to the country of Albion on the northeastern shores of the Atlantean Sea to visit a seer with experience in the matter; and "The Deaths At The Crooked Tower" focus on a polyamorous architect, his consorts, kinky architecture, and a variety of apparent murders and suicides.
