Inspired by “the true crime of the century” in 1901 in Buffalo, New York - a muscular, young city, Queen of the Lake, The Electric City, where the money that builds Newport mansions and Park Avenue townhouses is made, plays host to the world’s greatest fair, the Pan-American Exposition and its 8,000,000 guests. “Written with grace and power, capturing the moment that electricity lit up the world.” Contains three original interior scratchboard illustrations.  

As the remains of the great Pan-American Exposition are swept away, the sensational murder of a prominent businessman, and the city's stronghold on covering it up, leads us along with new detective Sarah Payne into a storm of courtroom drama and sheer resolve to uncover the skeletons best kept hidden away. “This has the feel of a great cocktail party…a polished, rewarding page-turner.” Contains three original scratchboard illustrations.

1901. Not quite thirteen years have passed since Jack the Ripper terrorized Whitechapel, London. And now, in the very shadow of the great Pan-American Exposition, has Jack the Ripper returned? An important novel “with narration celebrating our shared humanity” in which the working girls themselves must stand together to stop the carnage and reclaim their humanity.

A tale of industrial espionage, love, and betrayal set against the backdrop of the glittering Gilded Age. A secret meeting lures beautiful detective Sarah Payne undercover, behind the bright façade of the honeymoon playground of Niagara Falls and into the strange and perilous underworld of the booming electric power industry.​​​​​​ "Writing that is on par with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.” Contains three original scratchboard illustrations.

Love and be loved in this “achingly beautiful” tale with intertwining love stories, mysteries, and resurrectionists with “every lavish scene cinematically described.” Opening with “perhaps the most beautiful writing ever,” the prologue is set in “one summer long ago,” and progresses with “adventure and curiosity” in this “life-changing story.”