The Journals of Lacy Anderson Moore: Monster Hunter of the 1800s

by Jade Griffin

1800s tomboy Lacy encounters an unknown evil which spirals her onto a treacherous path across the frozen Canada wilderness, delving into the crypt of an Italian convent, through the heat-stippled plains of Africa, and on to England where undead, her future husband, and vampires lurk. Driven by an insatiable need to hunt and kill the evils of the world, she struggles with her obsession when she learns she is expecting. Lacy must decide to abandon her mission or her family as threats come from all sides in The Journals of Lacy Anderson Monster Hunter of the 1800s .

101 pages, Paperback

Published April 5, 2022

About the author

I am a creative firestorm, revealing layers and connections in expansive worlds through the fanciful mundane and fantastic clashes of a forever interwoven cast of hundreds.

Reviews

[Jacci]

The style of this book is like a journal. The author develops a relatable character from a historical setting that has monsters thrown in to make it an interesting read. Kudos Jade Griffin for this fun and unique book.

[Cat Bowser]

I love the style of this book. As the title suggests, the adventures of Lacy are told through her journals, a wonderful stylistic choice in that it allows the reader to get a firm sense of her voice and inner thoughts while giving a personal touch to each scenario. She isn’t perfect, makes mistakes and has to cope with her own inner demons.

The adventures are a treat, with each one being a unique one yet with some draw and connection to the previous, we follow Lacy on her journey bit by bit, allowing us to share in her frustrations as well as her successes. And we ponder the mysteries along with her.

If you’re in the mood for adventure with a compelling heroine and a unique writing style that will catch your attention, add these journals to your shelf.

[Jade Griffin]

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