IMMERSED: Steampunk Wrapped in Bacon

By ChaoticNinja


Everything’s better with bacon.

Immersed is steampunk wrapped in bacon. That’s how good this novella is.

There’s a new badass heroine in 1850s Chicago and she’s not to be messed with. Melusine Doré slays monsters and beasts for a living and does so without breaking a sweat. The rough and tough exterior conceals a past that defines her present. She’s unbreakable. Or is she?

Rival monster-hunter Levi Cannon seems a worthy opponent but a profitable offer forces them to work side by side; an opportunity that has some dire repercussions.

The chemistry between Melusine and Levi is unmistakable – from the playful banters to the accidental contacts to the sexual tension. They’re quite a pair.

Author Katie Hayoz has this incredible knack for perfectly timed plot twists. She knows how to tease and knows when to astonish.

Immersed is steampunk with soul. ★★★★★ 5/5 

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