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Authors: C. J. Archer

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Now that I was living at Lichfield, I could plan how to draw out more of his expressions and the emotions that underpinned them. It was fortunate that I had nothing else to do, and nowhere else to go, because I had a feeling it would take some time.

THE END

A NOTE ON TIMELINES

Mary Shelley's
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
was first published in 1818, over 70 years before the events in THE LAST NECROMANCER take place. Since I haven't written Victor Frankenstein as a 90 year-old, this discrepancy may bother some readers. I hope most of you will forgive my use of artistic license in bringing him into 1889, and enjoy the story anyway.

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Her Majesty's Necromancer

The 2nd book in the Ministry Of Curiosities series by C.J. Archer.

Somebody is stealing bodies from the cemetery, and it's up to Lincoln and Charlie to find out who and why. But when their investigation leads them into the bowels of Victorian London, Lincoln's protective nature brings him into conflict with the independent Charlie.

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BOOKS BY C.J. ARCHER

The Medium (Emily Chambers Spirit Medium #1)

Possession (Emily Chambers Spirit Medium #2)

Evermore (Emily Chambers Spirit Medium #3)

The Wrong Girl (1st Freak House #1)

Playing With Fire (1st Freak House #2)

Heart Burn (1st Freak House #3)

The Memory Keeper (2nd Freak House #1)

Seared With Scars (2nd Freak House #2)

Edge Of Darkness (2nd Freak House #3)

Ghost Girl (3rd Freak House #1)

Banished (3rd Freak House #2)

My Soul To Take (3rd Freak House #3)

The Charmer (Assassins Guild #1)

The Rebel (Assassins Guild #2)

The Saint (Assassins Guild #3)

The Sinner (Assassins Guild #4)

Her Secret Desire (Lord Hawkesbury's Players #1)

Scandal's Mistress (Lord Hawkesbury's Players #2)

To Tempt The Devil (Lord Hawkesbury's Players #3)

Honor Bound (The Witchblade Chronicles Book #1)

Kiss Of Ash (The Witchblade Chronicles #2)

Courting His Countess

Surrender

Redemption

The Mercenary's Price

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

C.J. Archer has loved history and books for as long as she can remember. She worked as a librarian and technical writer until she was able to channel her twin loves by writing historical fiction. She has won and placed in numerous romance writing contests, including taking home RWAustralia’s Emerald Award in 2008 for the manuscript that would become her novel
Honor Bound
. Under the name Carolyn Scott, she has published contemporary romantic mysteries, including
Finders Keepers Losers Die
, and
The Diamond Affair
. After spending her childhood surrounded by the dramatic beauty of outback Queensland, she lives today in suburban Melbourne, Australia, with her husband and their two children.

She loves to hear from readers. You can contact her in one of these ways: