Steampunk category: 2390 books

In an alternative past with an unrealized future, trek around the world and beyond in nine separate adventures, in the ships locomotives, and flying machines that power the Steampunk universe.DOTS, DASHES, AND DECEIT by Jay Barnson: A telegraph operator finds herself displaced by advancing...

Esme covered her mouth and nose before sucking in a deep breath. The kill room stank of death. Odd thing was the skull, hole punched through the top. Question was who'd done it and if there was money to be made turning them in. Getting intel led Esme from the sewers and right up to the...

The Iron Dragons: flying, steam-powered battleships. Used by knights to fight the dragons that dwell in the sky. Word Count: 12,600 This story can also be found in the short fiction collection, Symphony of Humanity.

"A fun blend of P.G. Wodehouse, steampunk and a touch of Sherlock Holmes." Guy Fawkes is back and this time it's a toss up who's going to be blown up first - Parliament or Reginald Worcester, gentleman consulting detective. But Guy might not be the only regicide to have been...

What is Tanathos, and why will a mysterious cult kill to find it? Armed with the remnant of a burned map, Colleen Garman is in the Dutch East Indies, trying to solve the mystery of Tanathos. But the South Pacific in the 1920s is a dangerous place, and the cult is hot on her heels. From a rooftop...

Lady Violetta Chesterfield travels to the Kingdom of Dragomir on a mission. For her fiancé, Nicholas Blackstone, Captain of the airship Renegade, has been captured and sentenced to death as a pirate and spy. Violetta is determined to save her beloved from the gallows. Therefore, she arranges...

A steampunk mystery adventure featuring immortality, artifacts, and intrepid sleuths Sir Maurice Newbury and Miss Veronica Hobbes Sir Maurice Newbury, Gentleman Investigator for the Crown, imagines life will be a little quieter after his dual successes solving The Affinity Bridge affair. But...

Steam billowed around Esme Amsel, stained sulfur-yellow by the coating on the dome.   London MacNeil and her spanking new train, sent special by the Queen to find out everything there was to know about Hell and the blood worms, were gonna get Esme and Chinwendu killed.   Damn...

Eko set xyr back against a block. Big, solid, wide enough to hide ten of xem. Needed it. Henny and Ade were missing in the mist, possibly dead because there weren't enough explosions going off. Not enough gunfire, either. How the hell had Rajani Pavic, of all the idiot speculators, gotten...

Venus in 1887 is no paradise. Hardy colonists eke out a meager living cultivating blue Kosh root to ship back to Earth via aether transit, and traders and explorers brave the deadly foliage and even deadlier fauna of the Aphrodite continent's inner forests in search of riches.  Lieutenant Albo...

History, invention, the power of deduction…Clockwork Chaos is more than goggles and gears. It is about order and structure and timing striving for mechanical perfection. But in an era where mass production does not yet exist, the unique machinery brought forth into the world is at times bound to fall...

The Twisting is Volume 2 in a 3-part serialized novel. “Once again, we are going back to nineteenth century England to fall into a world of steampunk, magic and young romance, but this time with a lecherous and dark twist.” ~ GoodReads Reviewer The story of otherworldly Blighted...

A story of man versus plant, plant versus machine, logic versus habit, possible versus real, biology versus mechanics, haphazard versus systematic and all the complexities in between. In the end the plant wins, since life always finds a way to elevate itself. But so does man. And so does the machine. Or whatever you want to call what it became.

Hired to redecorate the Skeffield country home, Louie is both attracted to Robert Skeffield and abashed by him in equal measures. Louie, who favors bright clothing and has never been called butch in his life, has little in common with gorgeous, masculine, and closeted army officer Robert. But not...