The Clockmaker's Fantasy
Paperback
Publisher: Jo Ann Gray
Published: Sep 15 2026
Pages: 202
Weight: 0.61
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Clockmaker's Fantasy is a haunting gothic romance, a gothic fairytale, and a poem in story... woven through the candlelit shadows of the 1700's New Orleans... where love, death, and immortality collide beneath the moonlit skies of the French Quarter...
On mysterious Frenchman Street, the beautiful and enigmatic clockmaker, Sophia Alexandria Grace, crafts exquisite timepieces whispered to hold secrets of the dead... But behind her velvet gowns and silver gears lies a dangerous obsession... the dream to love forever and escape the cruel hands of time itself...
When the dark and immortal Victor Stanworth steps from the storm and into her shadowed shop, Sophia is drawn into a forbidden world of cursed catacombs, ancient magic, and eternal longing... Together they must confront a chilling choice... surrender their souls for immortality... or embrace the fragile beauty of mortal love before it fades into the darkness...
Rich with gothic elegance, haunted cemeteries, raven-winged romance, enchanted clocks, and the seductive atmosphere of old New Orleans, The Clockmaker's Fantasy is a dark fairytale of passion and sacrifice that lingers like perfume in a forgotten crypt. Perfect for readers who adore gothic romance, tragic love stories, and lush poetic storytelling wrapped in mystery, magic, and moonlight...
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