A Dream Within A Dream: A Spark Unseen Blog Hop

The thrilling sequel to Sharon Cameron’s blockbuster gothic steampunk romance, THE DARK UNWINDING, will captivate readers anew with mystery and intrigue aplenty.

When Katharine Tulman wakes in the middle of the night and accidentally foils a kidnapping attempt on her uncle, she realizes Stranwyne Keep is no longer safe for Uncle Tully and his genius inventions. She flees to Paris, where she hopes to remain undetected and also find the mysterious and handsome Lane, who is suspected to be dead.

But the search for Lane is not easy, and Katharine soon finds herself embroiled in a labyrinth of political intrigue. And with unexpected enemies and allies at every turn, Katharine will have to figure out whom she can trust–if anyone–to protect her uncle from danger once and for all.

Filled with deadly twists, whispering romance, and heart-stopping suspense, this sequel to THE DARK UNWINDING whisks readers off on another thrilling adventure.

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Katharine Fun Facts

Five things The Dark Unwinding and A Spark Unseen will NOT tell you about Katharine Tulman:

*Katharine found a miniature portrait of her mother once, in the back of a drawer in Aunt Alice’s bedroom. Her mother was wearing an emerald green dress. The first room Katharine redecorated at Stranwyne had this color, and she deliberately chose the same green velvet for the dress she had made for the Emperor’s ball.

*Katharine stole this portrait from Aunt Alice. Or perhaps not, since it was probably her own to begin with…

*Katharine taught Uncle Tully to wait for twenty by having him count the spins of an imaginary flywheel in his head. It took them four months to agree that the flywheel was turning at 3 1/2 revolutions per second.

*Katharine’s favorite way of getting rid her overly watchful, ever-present chaperone at Stranwyne was to ask Mary to dust the bookshelves, where a copy of Jane Eyre would left out and open to Mr. Rochester’s confession of love for Jane. Mary would not be seen again for some time, and neither would Katharine or Lane.

*Katharine loved Lane the first time she saw him sleeping on the floor beside Uncle Tully. She knew she’d never stop loving him right after she hit him with a brick.