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Newbury and Hobbes is a series of steampunk mystery novels written by George Mann. The series is set in an alternate Victorian-era London and follows the adventures of Sir Maurice Newbury, a detective, and his assistant, Miss Veronica Hobbes, as they solve a series of bizarre and mysterious crimes. The series combines elements of mystery, adventure, and the supernatural to create a truly engaging read.
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The Difference Engine
In an alternate 19th century where Charles Babbage's mechanical computer became a reality, a murder mystery unfolds, uncovering a plot to incite a revolution. This novel, considered one of the foundational works of steampunk, shares the historical and fantastical elements found in Newbury and Hobbes.
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The Osiris Ritual
In this second book of the 'Newbury and Hobbes' series, Sir Maurice and Veronica investigate a series of grisly murders that seem to be inspired by an ancient Egyptian curse. If you enjoyed the first book, you'll want to continue the series.
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The Devil in the White City
While not a work of fiction, this true crime story about the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago and serial killer H.H. Holmes shares the historical setting and suspenseful mystery-solving aspects of Newbury and Hobbes.
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