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My name is Cherry St. Croix. Society would claim that I am a well-heeled miss with an unfortunate familial reputation. They've no idea of the truth of it. In my secret world, I hunt down vagrants, thieves . . . and now, a murderer. For a monster stalks London's streets, leaving a trail of mystery and murder below the fog. Eager for coin to fuel my infatuations, I must decide where my attentions will turn: to my daylight world, where my scientific mind sets me apart from respectable Society, or to the compelling domain of London below. Each has a man who has claimed my time as his—for good or for ill. Though as the corpses pile, and the treacherous waters of Society gossip churn, I am learning that each also has its dangers. One choice will see me cast from polite company . . . the other might just see me dead.
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Tarnished, Karina Cooper
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- Released
- 2012
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- Title
- Tarnished
- Subtitle
- The St. Croix Chronicles
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Karina Cooper
- Publisher
- Avon
- Released
- 2012
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 384
- ISBN10
- 0062127640
- ISBN13
- 9780062127648
- Series
- The St. Croix Chronicles
- Tags
- Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Science Fiction, Supernatural Phenomena, Urban Fantasy, Steampunk
- Rating
- 3.6 out of 5
- Description
- My name is Cherry St. Croix. Society would claim that I am a well-heeled miss with an unfortunate familial reputation. They've no idea of the truth of it. In my secret world, I hunt down vagrants, thieves . . . and now, a murderer. For a monster stalks London's streets, leaving a trail of mystery and murder below the fog. Eager for coin to fuel my infatuations, I must decide where my attentions will turn: to my daylight world, where my scientific mind sets me apart from respectable Society, or to the compelling domain of London below. Each has a man who has claimed my time as his—for good or for ill. Though as the corpses pile, and the treacherous waters of Society gossip churn, I am learning that each also has its dangers. One choice will see me cast from polite company . . . the other might just see me dead.


