Anarchist on the Orient Express

Miss Sharp's Monsters, Book 2

De: Suzannah Rowntree

Narrado por: Marian Hussey

Revenants, revolution…and an amnesiac lady’s maid on the loose.

A trip to Europe is all in a day’s work for Liz Sharp - that is, until an anarchist throws a bomb at her employer.

As a lady’s maid/bodyguard to royalty, Miss Sharp’s duty seems clear: Protect Princess May, defuse the bomb, and hand over the would-be-killer to the police. At least, that’s what the distractingly good-looking Inspector Short advises. But Liz isn’t so sure.

No one deserves to be executed and revivified as one of the undead policemen that terrorise Europe - and if that wasn’t enough, the bomber, Anton Lupei, claims he and Liz were once lovers. If only she can gain his trust, Anton could be Miss Sharp’s only link with a past and family she has forgotten.

As the Orient Express steams from Paris to Hungary, Liz’s search for her past threatens to uncover a continent-spanning conspiracy. Why are the anarchists targeting Princess May? Who was Miss Sharp before she lost her memories? And how do you avoid being drained by a very hungry vampire?

It’s just as well Liz thought to bring a set of lock-pick hairpins….

The second novel of Miss Sharp’s Monsters is a thrilling historical fantasy adventure for fans of The Parasol Protectorate or Van Helsing.

Includes a special note from the author.

©2022 Suzannah Rowntree (P)2022 Podium Audio

Great Series

This is a great series. I love it and the characters. Highly recommended!! Can't wait for the third book.

Holds your Attention

Love this series. Action packed, clean romance progression, and historical paranormals. Who could ask for anything more?!

Another great book!

Anarchist on the Orient Express
by Suzannah Rowntree
This is book number 2 in the series. Miss Sharp, our main character and maid/bodyguard for Princess May accompanied the Princess on a tour through Europe. This is where they encounter some rebellion, anarchists, and a bomb thrown at them. Also, the monstrous side of life such as vampires.
The amnesia Miss Sharp has about her past is partly filled in. She meets some family and friends of her past but doesn't recognize them. I won't say which ones. I really enjoyed these books. Just enough supernatural to be fun. Enough mystery and adventure to get a thrill. Great narration.

Good entry in series

Enjoyable continuation of the story with conspiracies, surprising revelations, and burgeoning romance. The audiobook narration is excellent. Looking forward to the final book in the series.

Action packed fun!

A nonstop adventure which picks up almost immediately after the first book. (You should definitely read these in order.) Lots of twists and turns, peril, and narrow escapes, as well as many questions answered about Liz’s past. I think I enjoyed it even more that’s the first book!

thrilling sequel

Anarchist on the Orient Express, is the second book in the Miss Sharp's Monsters series. I recommend reading the books in order as this book follows close behind the first and the builds upon previous events.

I am very pleased to say that this book doesn't suffer from middle book syndrome. Dispite being the second book in a trilogy there is plenty happening in Anarchist on the Orient Express that is both sold character development as well as worth while storytelling. Questions are answered and other are raised but nothing is filler.

The Narrator does a fantastic job with character voices and emotional beats.

Excellent Romp

I can’t remember when I’ve had so much fun listening to an audiobook. Oh wait… perhaps it was this author’s first book in the series. The period voice was pitch-perfect, which is droll in itself, but there were so many twists and surprises. I’m usually pretty good at guessing what’s going to happen next but this series has kept me on my toes. It’s unusual to read a vampire/werewolf YA book that actually cheers you up. Perfect for the crazy days we live in