Publisher's Synopsis
At the Dawn of the Victorian Era, in 1838, a London gentleman's club meets in the Shepe's Loignes tavern to debate rhetoric and philosophy. Meanwhile, matters of the unnatural are afoot and unexpectedly envelop the non-suspecting group.Aghast at the horror this disparate bunch of bickering ideologues must unite to overcome the torpid fear that issues hence from Southwark on the Thames. As the nights blacken and the fog descends, an unexpected ally joins the fray to counter the menace. As hair-raising as the terror is, the men must also question their very own ideologies. Which is the worse, the monster or their very own mores? What awaits the men of the Leadenhall Interlocution League? Mike Montandon's The Un-Natural Case of the Leadenhall Interlocution League was originally begun in 2007. The backdrop of the Early Victorian provides a fascinating milieu for this tale of the bizarre, which draws out the prismatic colors and history of the Era. The author combines the language and color of the period set against a phantasmagorical mystery, the progress of four men and the unfolding of their fates.MD Montandon is trained as a Historian and currently resides in the arboreal vales of that land of lakes, Finland.
