Tiffany Trent

Determinedly cataloging the Unnatural creatures in her father's museum, Vespa Nix, a girl from an alternate-universe London, is pressured to become a lady and marry before finding her fate tied to that of Syrus Reed, whose Unnatural-revering Tinker family has been forced into slavery. By the author of the Hallowmere series.

The Unnaturalists

Addison Degginger

Review by Addison at Of Spectacles and Books!
Why I chose this book: 
I am normally not one to judge a book by it's cover, but goodness, this book looked good. The sleek cover and synopsis made me jittery with excitement. I hadn't heard any buzz about this book and picked it up on a whim. This was also my first experience with the steampunk genre; a style of writing I wanted to read more of.

Cassidy

Libby G

In an alternate London where magical creatures are preserved in a museum, two people find themselves caught in a web of intrigue, deception, and danger. Vespa Nyx wants nothing more than to spend the rest of her life cataloging Unnatural creatures in her father’s museum, but the requirement to become a lady and find a husband is looming large. Syrus Reed’s Tinker family has always served and revered the Unnaturals from afar, but when his family is captured to be refinery slaves, he finds that his fate may be bound up with Vespa’s—and with the Unnaturals. As the danger grows, Vespa and Syrus find themselves in a tightening web of deception and intrigue. At stake may be the fate of New London—and the world.

The Unnaturalists

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