
A Victorian fossil hunter discovers a baby pterodactyl, navigating magic, politics, and past romance to protect her find.
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A Victorian fossil hunter discovers a baby pterodactyl, navigating magic, politics, and past romance to protect her find.
'Mary.' Her eyes went wide, lashes fluttering. 'What is that?' 'Well. If I am not mistaken - and I don't think I am - this is a pterodactyl.' 'Full of wonder and magic, the story will hold onto your imagination even after you've turned the last page. Five baby pterodactyls out of five.' HEATHER FAWCETT, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE EMILY WILDE SERIES 'Mary Anning, magic, politics, and a pterodactyl - with this intriguing mix, this delightful and clever book provides definitive proof ...
will contain mild spoilers
Explicit sexual content and language; romance subplot with former fiancé
Violence and blood depicted in several scenes
Copious explicit language throughout
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Anti-gay sentiment depicted in historical context
Tension between religion and science; magic debated as gift from God
Central geomagical system using fossils; fantasy magic and spellcasting
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Sexism, class exploitation, suffrage, and political themes
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Institutional sexism, exploitation of the poor, systemic suffering
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