Her Majesty's Witch (A Bayla and the Golem Novel Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (813 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01EQ5NJ6G |
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| Number of Pages | : | 427 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Victorian realm, steampunk perfect match" according to Netta. Bayla Gesher and her husband Emmet Gesher (her golem) continue their adventure with book two of the “Bayla and the Golem” series by Eva Gordon. They have settled in society well, as she has been appointed the witch for her majesty Queen Victoria. Saving the queen from a would be assassin brings Bayla to the unsavory attention of someone who will whisk her into even more danger.On top of the usual adjustments of married life in Victorian times, Bayla and Emmet have the added probl. "Lots of Action and Adventure" according to L. Levine. These is so much action and adventure packed into this book. It is quite a ride. The pace is quick as Bayla faces a major enemy that is brought back to life and has to save the world and the Queen. This is the second book int he series and I would recommend reading the first one before starting it. You can jump in as the author does a good job of summarizing the major plot points from the first book.Bayla definitely is in the mix of a major plot and has her trusty golem (husband) Emmett by h. Her majesty is a a great book, well written with a plot that grab second book of the "A Bayla and the golem novel series", Her majesty is a a great book, well written with a plot that grab your attention from the first sentence and keep you invested until the endhere paranormal and steampunk themes are at their best with extraordinary charactersI look forward to the next installmentI received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Her Majesty’s Witch, a member of the secret society of the Grigori, and married to Emmet, a former angel with the capability to transform into a golem, Bayla’s life is complex, to say the least. A trip to visit Herr Doctor Sigmund Freud becomes necessary to get to the root of Emmet’s spontaneous golemness. As if her life was not complicated enough, Bayla’s beloved husband is plagued with becoming a golem without notice while unconscious. Add in a greedy archaeologist, an awakened malevolent Egyptian mummy, and an uninvited trip to the Ottoman Empire’s harem, and matters are complicat