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Synopsis
A tantalising new trilogy set in Regency London from the award-winning author of EON and EONA. Ages: 13+ London, April 1812. Lady Helen Wrexhall is set to make her debut at the court of Queen Charlotte and officially step into polite Regency society and the marriage mart. Little does Helen know that step will take her from the opulent drawing rooms of Mayfair and the bright lights of Vauxhall Gardens into a shadowy world of missing housemaids and demonic conspiracies. Standing between those two worlds is Lord Carlston, a man of ruined reputation and brusque manners. He believes Helen has a destiny beyond the ballroom; a sacred and secret duty. Helen is not so sure, especially when she discovers that nothing around her is quite as it seems, including the enigmatic Lord Carlston. Against a backdrop of whispered secrets in St James's Palace, soirees with Lord Byron and morning calls from Beau Brummell, Lady Helen and the Dark Days Club is a delightfully dangerous adventure of self-discovery and dark choices that must be made ... whatever the consequences. Ages: 13+
Is Lady Helen and the Dark Days Club appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
This Regency-era fantasy features a young woman discovering a secret demon-hunting society. Contains supernatural violence and demonic conspiracies but no sexual content or strong language.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include violence, missing persons, and demonic content.
Who'll love this
Teens will love this blend of fancy balls and demon-hunting in historical London with a strong heroine discovering her destiny.