The Infernal Aether

by Peter Oxley, Kristina Pavlovic (Illustrator)

Overview

The Aether always held the universe together... but in the nineteenth century, it just might tear it apart.

London, 1865. A world being torn apart by supernatural terrors.



A drunken adventurer who just wants a quiet life.



A genius whose inventions tend to make bad situations worse.



A terrifying underworld of demons, spirits, golems and clockwork men.



When an exiled demon uses the power of the Aether to create Hell on Earth, Augustus Potts and his friends must face their darkest fears to save everything-and everyone-they hold dear.



Can Augustus stay sober long enough to foil the demon's plans?



Will Victorian London ever be the same again?



And what, exactly, is the Aether?



Dickens' London has never seemed so terrifying. The Infernal Aether is the first book in a gothic fantasy series which has been described as "fantasy at its best", "epic" and"no-holds-barred". If you like page turners with unpredictable twists and chills then you'll love Peter Oxley's The Infernal Aether.



Pick up The Infernal Aether and start exploring this terrifying new realm today.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781503180741
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	11/27/2014
Pages:	358
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.74(d)

About the Author

Peter Oxley is a writer and business manager who lives in the English Home Counties. He enjoys reading and writing in a wide range of areas but his main passions are sci-fi, fantasy, historical fiction and steampunk.

His influences include HG Wells, Charles Dickens, Neil Gaiman, KW Jeter, Scott Lynch, Clive Barker, Pat Mills and Joss Whedon.

He is also the author of the nonfiction book: "The Wedding Speech Manual".

He lives with his wife, two young sons and a slowly growing guitar collection. Aside from writing and willingly speaking in front of large crowds of strangers, Pete spends his spare time playing music badly, supporting football teams that play badly, and writing about himself in the third person.

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