The Ravenkeeper's Daughter by Lana Williams

The Ravenkeeper's Daughter by Lana Williams

In the eerie stillness of a moonlit night, a ravenkeeper is brutally murdered outside the Tower of London. The only potential witness, his daughter, missing...

Scotland Yard Inspector Henry Field has few clues to follow but is determined to prove his quick rise through the ranks of the Metropolitan Police wasn't simply because of his last name. Yet when the ravenkeeper's daughter is found, the case becomes even more complicated.

Discovering the frightened, disheveled girl on her doorstep is a shocking start to widow Amelia Greystone's day. So is the inspector assigned to the case-the same one who has yet to solve her husband's murder.

Soon the investigation takes a dangerous turn that rouses fear of the legend surrounding the Tower's ravens and threatens the Queen herself.

Can the unlikely pair protect the newly orphaned girl and halt the killer before he strikes again?

Fans of Irina Shapiro, Andrea Penrose, and Miss Scarlet and the Duke will enjoy this mystery series set on the dark streets of Victorian London.

Lana Williams is a bestselling author who writes historical romances with a dash of the paranormal thrown in for good measure. Lana, who has loved literature since she was a child, put pen to paper and decided that any narrative she wrote had to have a happy conclusion. Her most recent series, The Seven Curses of London, is set in Victorian times and tells the stories of men who try to fight the city's ills, as well as the ladies they fall in love with who genuinely give them something to fight for. Her first medieval trilogy is set in England and follows knights seeking vengeance who unexpectedly fall in love. The second trilogy begins near the Scottish border and follows the de Bremont family's second generation.

The Hidden Trilogy, set in Victorian London, chronicles three lords who were maimed in a disastrous electromagnetic experiment and the women who helped them heal through the power of love. She lives in the Rockies Mountains with her husband, two young sons, and two labrador retrievers, and she enjoys hearing from readers. Visit her website, www.LanaWilliams.net, for additional information.