The Uses of Illicit Art

'Your ridiculous Art. It’s as twisty as you are, and that’s saying something.'

It’s twenty years into the reign of Queen Victoria. The Agency for the Benefit of Registered Artisans has been established to help and protect magic-users and regulate their Artworks. The use of illicit Art is heavily punished.

The coldly self-possessed Kit Whitely is an Artisan whose specialty is opening doors and locks. That makes him very popular with a certain type of criminal, so he’s hiding out in a remote Somerset village hoping for uninteresting times. He’s starting to feel safe for the first time in his life.

Cheerful bounty hunter Alexander Locke has other ideas. He’s obliviously barging into Kit's peaceful new life to arrest him for the use of illicit Art and drag him back to London. But he's a man of divided loyalties and so he's also intending to use Kit for illicit purposes of his own.

How much trouble could one pissant little thief give him, really?

An enjoyable alt-history (pseudo-Victorian) m/m fantasy fiction romance.

T/W: References to past abuse.

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The Uses of Illicit Art

'Your ridiculous Art. It’s as twisty as you are, and that’s saying something.'

It’s twenty years into the reign of Queen Victoria. The Agency for the Benefit of Registered Artisans has been established to help and protect magic-users and regulate their Artworks. The use of illicit Art is heavily punished.

The coldly self-possessed Kit Whitely is an Artisan whose specialty is opening doors and locks. That makes him very popular with a certain type of criminal, so he’s hiding out in a remote Somerset village hoping for uninteresting times. He’s starting to feel safe for the first time in his life.

Cheerful bounty hunter Alexander Locke has other ideas. He’s obliviously barging into Kit's peaceful new life to arrest him for the use of illicit Art and drag him back to London. But he's a man of divided loyalties and so he's also intending to use Kit for illicit purposes of his own.

How much trouble could one pissant little thief give him, really?

An enjoyable alt-history (pseudo-Victorian) m/m fantasy fiction romance.

T/W: References to past abuse.

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The Uses of Illicit Art

The Uses of Illicit Art

by Wendy Palmer
The Uses of Illicit Art

The Uses of Illicit Art

by Wendy Palmer

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Overview

'Your ridiculous Art. It’s as twisty as you are, and that’s saying something.'

It’s twenty years into the reign of Queen Victoria. The Agency for the Benefit of Registered Artisans has been established to help and protect magic-users and regulate their Artworks. The use of illicit Art is heavily punished.

The coldly self-possessed Kit Whitely is an Artisan whose specialty is opening doors and locks. That makes him very popular with a certain type of criminal, so he’s hiding out in a remote Somerset village hoping for uninteresting times. He’s starting to feel safe for the first time in his life.

Cheerful bounty hunter Alexander Locke has other ideas. He’s obliviously barging into Kit's peaceful new life to arrest him for the use of illicit Art and drag him back to London. But he's a man of divided loyalties and so he's also intending to use Kit for illicit purposes of his own.

How much trouble could one pissant little thief give him, really?

An enjoyable alt-history (pseudo-Victorian) m/m fantasy fiction romance.

T/W: References to past abuse.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940165846984
Publisher: Winterbourne Publishing
Publication date: 04/19/2022
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 695,616
File size: 879 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Wendy Palmer lives in Bridgetown, Western Australia with her partner, son, dogs, goats, alpacas, bees and chickens. She's patted tigers, ridden elephants, dog-sledded across glaciers, faced down lions in the Serengeti, swum with whale sharks, and camped in the Sahara, but she not-so-secretly prefers curling up with a good book.

She writes fantasy fiction with entertaining characters, enjoyably perilous adventures, romantic entanglements, some dark undertones, but always happy, hopeful endings.

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