Murder, betrayal, and power . . . Welcome to the Wildenstern empire
The slow collapse of the British Empire in the nineteenth century meant opportunity for anyone with ammunition and wit. Now the Wildensterns are by far the most powerful family and the most ruthless. Trained from childhood in the arts of assassination and conspiracy and endowed with the supernatural ability to live for more than a century, the clan has grown rich, vicious, and seemingly invincible.
After nearly two years away, eighteen-year-old Nate has returned. But his homecoming is shattered...
Murder, betrayal, and power . . . Welcome to the Wildenstern empire
The slow collapse of the British Empire in the nineteenth centu...
While investigating a series of mysterious murders, Nate uncovers dark secrets that threaten to reveal the true nature of the Wildenstern family
The British Empire is no longer the authority it once was. Instead, it's controlled by private business organizations--the most powerful of which is Ireland's ruthless Wildenstern family. Eighteen-year-old Nathaniel Wildenstern has given up his dreams of travel and adventure to devote himself to being his brother Berto's head of security. With the help of his wife, Daisy, Berto wants to change the barbaric ways of the clan. But...
While investigating a series of mysterious murders, Nate uncovers dark secrets that threaten to reveal the true nature of the Wildenstern family
There s no such thing as escaping the Wildensterns . . .
It s been three years since Nathaniel Wildenstern left Ireland and his ruthless family behind. But no one turns his back on the Wildensterns, the powerful family controlling what was once the British Empire. While Nate s been gone, one of his maniacal cousins has been hard at work researching engimals the bizarre living machines with the brains of animals with the intent of creating the ultimate new species.
When Nate learns what his cousin has been up to, he knows he must return and put a stop to it. But in...
There s no such thing as escaping the Wildensterns . . .
It s been three years since Nathaniel Wildenstern left Ireland and his ruth...