The Jackal's House
Lancaster's Luck
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Narrated by:
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Gary Furlong
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By:
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Anna Butler
About this listen
Book two in the best-selling Lancaster's Luck M/M Steampunk trilogy.
Something is stalking the Aegyptian night and endangering the archaeologists excavating the mysterious temple ruins in Abydos. But is it a vengeful ancient spirit or a very modern conspiracy? Rafe Lancaster’s relationship with Gallowglass First Heir, Ned Winter, flourishes over the summer of 1900, and when Rafe’s House encourages him to join Ned’s next archaeological expedition, he sees a chance for it to deepen further. Since all the Houses of the Britannic Imperium, Rafe’s included, view assassination as a convenient solution to most problems, he packs his aether pistol—just in case. Trouble finds them in Abydos. Rafe and Ned begin to wonder if they’re facing opposition to the Temple of Seti being disturbed.
What begins as tricks and pranks escalate to attacks and death, while the figure of the Dog—the jackal-headed god Anubis, ruler of death—casts a long shadow over the desert sands. Destruction follows in his wake as he returns to reclaim his place in Abydos. Can Rafe and Ned stand against both the god and House plots when the life of Ned’s son is on the line?
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- Kristi Stanley
- 05-05-2024
Intrigue and adventure.
This second book of the series continues the story in the way it was began with lots more steampunk adventure and political intrigue. The storyline remains tight and the characters engaging. This was a true delight to listen to. My only complaint is I’ve been up for hours listening to these first two books without a break. Sleep is calling but so is the last book. It will probably win out.
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