Spring in Geneva

Mary Shelley, a young banker’s son, and William, an excessively tall man with a “lividly hued visage, watery eyes, and blackened lips within a straggling beard,” pit their wits and derring-do against Lord Byron, master of steampunk technology, and his thuggish minions.

©2013 Sylvia Kelso (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

First time hearing my name as a bad guy

The accents were horrible. It was an interesting twist on an old story. I don't understand how the two minutes of the description of the machinery makes it steampunk. I would go to kindle if I found a need to follow this author.