Henry Carter Hull

When investigator William Monk is asked to locate a young man's runaway fiancee, he discovers a brutal murder that may be linked to the young girl.

When the parents of Zillah Lambert sue architect Killian Melville for breach of contract for refusing to marry their daughter and attorney Sir Oliver Rathbone cannot elicit information from his client Mr. Melville, investigator William Monk is sent into the streets of Victorian London to search for clues.

A historical novel that tells the story of poet John Clare, who was a patient in an asylum in Essex from 1837 to 1841; the poet Alfred Tennyson, who was a regular visitor to his brother Septimus, also a resident; and the charming and ambitious scoundrel who runs the institution, the Reverend Matthew Allen.

In the mid-eighteenth century, frightened and pregnant seventeen-year-old Agnes Trussel runs away from her home in Sussex and ends up on the grimy streets of London where her fortunes will forever change.

Enola Holmes, much younger sister of detective Sherlock Holmes, must travel to London in disguise to unravel the disappearance of her missing mother.

Police Superintendent Thomas Pitt looks into the suspicious death of his childhood mentor, and at the same time investigates treachery in the Colonial office, where someone is passing vital information to Germany about England's African strategy.

Forrest Harper, son of the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London, faces a moral dilemma when he befriends Maddy, the daughter of a Jacobite rebel, who has been imprisoned at the Tower, and learns she is slated for execution.

Thomas Pitt, commander of the Bow Street police station in Victorian England, is drawn into the controversy over the publication of Darwin's theory of evolution when he sets out to investigate the death of feminist and Darwin devotee Unity Bellwood.

The Bishop of London's body is found dead in an ancient crypt, along with another unidentified corpse from the eighteenth century, and Sebastian St. Cyr's investigation to determine who killer leads him Miss Hero Jarvis, a woman St. Cyr had a brief romantic encounter with and who happens to be the last person to see the Bishop alive.

Sixteen-year-old Tessa Gray travels to England in search of her brother only to be abducted by the Dark Sisters, residents of London's Downworld, home to the city's supernatural folk, and she becomes the object of much attention--both good and bad--when it is discovered she has the power to transform at will into another person.