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Triple Shot of Steampunk
- Narrated by: John Dunleavy
- Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Triple Shot of Steampunk
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Publisher's Summary
"Cold Boiler Blues": When the miners of Ironstation go on strike, Otto Von Maxwell must provide wives for his all male staff or stoop to the low act of purchasing the coal he needs to keep his boilers hot and his science hotter.
"Calliope": The arrival of a traveling exterminator and his miraculous musical contraption brings joy to a vermin ridden town, until it comes time to give the piper his due.
"Excellent Service": Harold has fallen in love with his clockwork maid. Unfortunately, the act that is not only frowned upon by polite society, it's against the law.
©2013 Tonia Brown (P)2017 Tonia Brown
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