Everything’s Got Soul

She's a teenage African aristocrat fighting to free slaves. He's a mathematical genius working as a messenger. Together, they will sink the most powerful warship ever built and discover that some equations can only be solved with poetry and guns.

Inspired by William Blake's incendiary poetry and featuring action-packed scenes in the dark Satanic Mills of the Industrial Revolution, the shining promise of the Crystal Palace by moonlight, and elsewhere in Victorian London, this extended edition of Everything's Got Soul has double the romance and adventure of the original.

“Well, priests say only people have souls. Sometimes only white people get them. We believe everything’s got a soul.”

“Her death should look ... unfortunate. Natural, even. A fall from a tower, a crude robbery, or a passionate suicide.”