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A review by saccalai
The Brass Queen by Elizabeth Chatsworth
2.0
Constance's father has gone missing, presumed dead by her uncle, though she knows he is alive, just in another world. Due to some very unfair laws, she is now she is on the hunt for a husband in order to keep her home and lands herself.
The very quirky main character comes across as quite mad. I'm still not sure if she was actually insane or not, though I wonder if it was the narration that made her seem quite so much like a mad scientist. This put me off the book quite a lot unfortunately and it was quite robotic. Trusdale, on the other hand is quite a funny character, I really liked his sarcasm.
The very quirky main character comes across as quite mad. I'm still not sure if she was actually insane or not, though I wonder if it was the narration that made her seem quite so much like a mad scientist. This put me off the book quite a lot unfortunately and it was quite robotic. Trusdale, on the other hand is quite a funny character, I really liked his sarcasm.