Fleur Marvell and the Ingenious Inventions

the third and final volume of the 

Threepenny Tales 

series:

Fleur Marvell and the Ingenious Inventions

The

Inventive Adventures
of a 

Girl in a Revolution

The third in the 

THREEPENNY TALES  series,  

Fleur Marvell and the Ingenious Inventions  

links to its predecessors The Adventures of Barnaby Twickins and Lily of Lonestorm through some characters, references and settings.

This Threepenny Tale is inspired by the 18th century fascination with science and experiments and by the French Revolution. 

Yet Ambrose's inventions are generally more fantastical and improbable and Fleur's Revolution is absurdity itself...

 

Fleur, Ambrose's lively and resourceful daughter braves abduction, stealth and subterfuge with her friends (a mouse, a cherub and a cheerful boy called Bruno) while the Revolution turns the whole world upside down and inside-out.