
A grieving French investigator and a seamstress probe vanishing patients at a Victorian infirmary in a gothic paranormal romance of desire and dread.
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A grieving French investigator and a seamstress probe vanishing patients at a Victorian infirmary in a gothic paranormal romance of desire and dread.
A Victorian Gothic Romance Novella by Briar Somerset In 1849 London, a grieving French investigator and quick-witted seamstress uncover a trail of vanished patients within an infirmary promising miraculous cures. As desire and dread entwine, they risk losing not only the truth, but their humanity. Behind the decrepit doors of an infirmary said to offer miraculous cures to London's ailing elite, people are vanishing. Private Investigator and estranged heir to French aristocracy Jacques Valmont is...
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Central romantic desire and lust; sensual gothic tension between leads
Gothic peril, vanishing patients, and transformative affliction themes
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Paranormal curses and transformative longing central to the premise
Spectral gothic atmosphere; curse lore tied to longing and hunger
Class disparities, health as currency, and Asian diaspora themes
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Parental loss, disability, grief, and patients vanishing under care
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