The Transatlantic Conspiracy

Praise for The Transatlantic ConspiracyA Top 10 Young Adult Fall Read from Amazing Stories Dangerously charming. --William Alexander, National Book Award winning & New York Times bestselling author of Goblin Secrets <p/> [An] Agatha Christie-esque mystery . . . Fantastical alternate history details blend seamlessly with multifaceted characters and tightly woven elements of intrigue, suspense, and romance to create a story, and a world, that will long linger in readers' imaginations. --Publishers Weekly, Starred Review <p/> [The Transatlantic Conspiracy] has everything; political intrigue, class warfare, tech upheaval, spies, murder, a smattering of romance. A page-turner for sure. --FreshFiction.com <p/> An undersea Murder on the Orient Express . . . A frenetic thrill ride of plots and counterplots, daring escapes, [and] grand gestures. --Kirkus Reviews <p/> [Rosalinsd's] sleuthing provides twists and turns that keep everyone fully involved in this pre-World War I steampunk adventure. The balance of romance and espionage is sure to keep all readers interested. --School Library Connection <p/> The underwater train is described in glorious detail; its dining car, library, and staterooms evoke unwelcome comparisons to the Titanic. --VOYA <p/> Great world-building, and fast-paced action. --School Library Journal <p/> What starts as a diverting steam-powered jaunt for two affluent young ladies takes a sharp turn into a fast-paced, perilous murder mystery. The Transatlantic Conspiracy excites and electrifies and pulls the impossible past just a little closer. --William Ritter, bestselling author of Jackaby Rosalind is a nice mix of American can-do attitude (with a dash of steampunk ingenuity) and nonconformist teen girl... death, intrigue, and cool machinery in a zippy, steampunk-friendly read. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books <p/>From the Hardcover edition.