The Williamsburg Automaton Conspiracy

Before he wrote the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson hunted ghosts.

Williamsburg, Virginia, 1761. Eighteen-year-old Thomas Jefferson is a brilliant law student content in his world of books, music, and philosophical debate. His mentor, the esteemed George Wythe, has trained him to pursue truth through reason and evidence. But when the servants at the Governor's Palace begin reporting impossible occurances—whispered voices from empty rooms, mechanical figures moving in the shadows, objects appearing and disappearing without explanation—Jefferson's orderly world collides with something he cannot dismiss: a mystery that defies rational explanation.

The Williamsburg Automaton Conspiracy is historical fiction reimagined—a steampunk mystery that combines meticulous period detail with mechanical marvels, political intrigue with paranormal investigation. Perfect for readers who love the intellectual puzzles of Sherlock Holmes, the historical richness of 'The Alienist', and the mechanical ingenuity of steampunk adventure.