Death and the Sisters

Praise for Heather Redmond:

“Regency era London has never been so intriguing! Crafted with vivid historical detail, an artfully twisted plot, and engaging characters, Death and the Sisters is an excellent start to what I hope will be a long-running series.” —Dianne Freeman, author of the award-winning Countess of Harleigh mysteries on Death and the Sisters

"It might be the way London comes to life in all of its dark and gritty complexities, or the dynamics between Mary and her stepsister, Jane, as they set out to find the killer of the man who they discover dead in the bookshop. Everyone is a suspect—even Percy Shelley who has caught the eye of the women in the household. I could not put this book down. Propulsive and immersive, Heather Redmond is at the top of her game until the intense and satisfying end." —Mary Keliikoa, author of Hidden Pieces and the PI Kelly Pruett mystery series on Death and the Sisters

“Grave Expectations is as easy to read as one of Mr. Dickens’ actual novels and as entertaining. As the subtitle reveals, it’s a Dickens of a tale, and readers should be coming back for more.” —The New York Journal of Books on Grave Expectations

“The life of a promising journalist in 19th-century London is complicated, but Redmond's hero is more than up to the challenge in this topsy-turvy take on a British literary classic. Once again, Redmond mixes history, mystery, and a little bit of whimsy.” —Kirkus Reviews on Grave Expectations

“One of the most satisfying mysteries you will read this year.” —Suspense Magazine on Grave Expectations

“Redmond’s appealing sequel…effectively captures the young Charles’s ebullient energy, the warmth of his circle, and the color of a fast-changing era. Readers will look forward to Charles’s further adventures.” —Publishers Weekly on Grave Expectations

“Atmospheric, absorbing…a worthy read that provides some armchair time travel and is great for fans of Christopher Fowler's Bryant & May series.” —Booklist on Grave Expectations