The only problem: She’s female in a world where women lead tightly laced lives. of Illinois at Chicago Lib., Library Journal (starred review) Emmeline Escot knows that she was born to ride in Seren’s cutthroat velocipede races. You don't have to be a fan of fantasy or sf to enjoy these exuberant characters and their intriguing times." -Catherine Lantz, Univ. Then the story bursts into a final lap with dramatic suspense. There was definitely a sense of eating something so good that I could not stop eating it." -Benjamin Parzybok, Sherwood Nation "The action builds slowly as the reader is acquainted with the details of Street's carefully created society and the mechanics of cycling. And when she starts breaking all the rules, it's wicked fun to be along for the ride. Emmy- half ingenue and half Olympian athlete-is trapped in a staid and hidebound culture. Descripción - Críticas "Tense, thoughtful, and truly thrilling-The Velocipede Races is a marvelous fantasy of manners and machinery." -Cherie Priest, bestselling author of the Clockwork Century novels "This novel made me want to burn my corset.
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