The Steam-Powered Sniper in the City of Broken Bridges [NOOK Book]

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Claudia Marceau, sniper extraordinaire and notorious flirt, has grown bored with Tombstone and the Lazy Ravens as a whole. With her unrequited crush on the gunfighter Fiona Bishop growing ever more impossible after the inclusion of Gieo into the mix, she has found temporary comfort in the arms of the White Queen Veronica. But what she really wants is out—out of Tombstone, out of the Ravens, out of the range of the romance she can’t have. On the tumultuous last night, with Tombstone burning down around her, she ...
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The Steam-Powered Sniper in the City of Broken Bridges

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Overview

Claudia Marceau, sniper extraordinaire and notorious flirt, has grown bored with Tombstone and the Lazy Ravens as a whole. With her unrequited crush on the gunfighter Fiona Bishop growing ever more impossible after the inclusion of Gieo into the mix, she has found temporary comfort in the arms of the White Queen Veronica. But what she really wants is out—out of Tombstone, out of the Ravens, out of the range of the romance she can’t have. On the tumultuous last night, with Tombstone burning down around her, she makes her escape into the desert night to seek out the father she is certain still lives and the freedom she craves.

Her years of experience as a scout and survivor serve her well on a tremendous journey through the post apocalyptic wasteland where she takes counsel from a scorched Owl, slays a rising caste of Slark, and survives an encounter with an army of mutants that forever changes her and the fortunes of humanity.

When she arrives in the City of Broken Bridges that arose from the ashes of San Francisco, she finds her father not only lives, but has become a powerful warlord charged with protecting the most technologically advanced city in human history.

The maudlin French Canadian heroine becomes embroiled in a love tangle with a British sailor, a Scottish footballer, and the world’s last donut shop girl. In a landscape filled with man-eating trees, giant god-like robots, and vile mutants, Claudia strives to find a moment’s peace before the Lazy Ravens make their push to the west coast and claim a city with more secrets than people.
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940014393942
  • Publisher: Day Moon Press
  • Publication date: 5/29/2012
  • Series: The Raven Ladies , #2
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 316
  • Sales rank: 574,199
  • File size: 368 KB

Meet the Author

Cassandra Duffy spent most of her childhood being precocious, which stopped being entertaining or impressive when she grew into an adult, at which point she had to start being precious. After being an outcast child prodigy it was no surprise when she graduated from one of the many fine University of California schools a year early to follow her girlfriend in a cross country move.

She writes a free-lance sex advice column found in various lesbian magazines and dating websites. Her short story collections and novels can be found on her website.

Two of her greatest prides are being a true California girl and author of some truly naughty things. She is a dutiful partially-Asian daughter who is beloved by her fairly traditional Korean father who thinks having a gay daughter is just fine as long as she keeps playing coed flag football. She is a stereotypical younger sister, and an adoring aunt of a hilarious little boy. Being a modern techno-freak, gamer-girl, she spent most of her childhood dreaming of being a video game designer, but changed her mind and brought her dreams of world building and story-weaving to writing unique romance novels.

Cassandra is a gleefully monogamous girlfriend to an earthbound goddess who was once her high school bully, but has done a magnificent job of making up for all the school girl nastiness ever since. When she isn’t being an avid fang girl (vampire fan girl) or tormenting people in online gaming, she lives and writes in Winter Park, Florida with her partner and soul mate Nichole and their two cats: Dragon and Josephine.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 4, 2012

    Now I Just Need Book 3!

    I blew through this book in a weekend and not even a long weekend at that. It's 300ish pages, which isn't short for the genre, but it's short in comparison to how much more I could have read of this series. The third book is supposed to be coming, although not soon enough for my taste.

    The protagonist in this book is different than the first book in the series. Instead of following Fiona and Gieo, this book follows Claudia and Olivia. I had a bummed moment when I first realized this, but it didn't last long at all. I was almost immediately on board following Claudia. I was also surprised and delighted by Olivia, who is one of the finest treatments I've ever seen of a handicapped character in literature and one of the only protagonists I've found in modern fiction with an existing severe, traumatic amputation when the story finds them.

    I won't post any spoilers in this review, but I will say there was a reveal toward the end of this book that will go down on my list of all time favorite science fiction moments.

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