Grotesquerie for ladies is high fashion and big business, conducted under the guidance of the mysterious doyenne of etiquette, Miss Demeanour.
But a dark truth lurks beneath the glossy façade of fashion fun: there’s more to gorgeous grotesquerie than meets the eye.
For Emma Waverley, it’s a truth worth stepping out for. Out of style, out of fashion, and out of the city—for there’s another side to Harvon Proper, and it’s absolutely out of this world.
Step into an alternate Edwardian world, where the gossip glitters and the fashion comes with fangs… fantasy of manners turns gorgeously weird in this fresh and frothy novelette.
English both by name and nationality, Charlotte hasn’t permitted emigration to the Netherlands to change her essential Britishness (much). She writes (mostly) feelgood fantasy over copious quantities of tea, and rarely misses an opportunity to apologise for something. Autistic, history buff and gamer, baker and voracious reader, she loves few things so much as peace and quiet, long walks, and really good cake. Her whimsical works include the House of Werth series, the Wonder Tales and Modern Magick.