Lincoln Lightfoot and the Eccentrifuge
£14.95
Winter 1882. Petty swindler Lincoln Lightfoot sidesteps deportation by stowing away on a steamer bound for the New World. Lincoln invents the mysterious Eccentrifuge that promises to take America by storm. But then his love affair with a Native American woman imperils all that Lincoln holds most dear. Not least his life.
Description
A novel by P.S. Lightfoot
A glorious, tumbling, effervescent tale.
Ne’er-do-well? Undoubtedly.
Showman? Unashamedly.
Inventor? Undeniably.
But saviour of a tribal nation?
Showman? Unashamedly.
Inventor? Undeniably.
But saviour of a tribal nation?
Lincoln Lightfoot is obsessed with making his fortune, but he’s knocked off course by the irresistible Pheby who is on a mission to save her people, the vanishing Chocapaw nation.
Can Lincoln find it in himself to act for the greater good?
The battle of wills intensifies until only Lincoln’s hair-raising invention can determine who will prevail and who will perish.
Can Lincoln find it in himself to act for the greater good?
The battle of wills intensifies until only Lincoln’s hair-raising invention can determine who will prevail and who will perish.
Very engaging and hard to put down, atmospheric and exciting, and with a pleasing quirkiness.
Catrin Maby
Catrin Maby
Hardback
215 x 130 x 30mm
320 pages
ISBN 978-1-9997637-3-2
215 x 130 x 30mm
320 pages
ISBN 978-1-9997637-3-2