London, 1865. Desperate for work, Minnie takes employment as a maid for the wealthy young Culpepper twins. The siblings lead a strange and unconventional life: Edmund operates a laboratory from the house while Edith experiments with morbid photography. Drawn in by a dangerous attraction to one of the twins, and with a sick sister of her own to provide for, by the time Minnie makes a disturbing discovery it's too late - she must stay and unravel the mysteries of Culpepper House before she becomes a victim of one of Edith's photographs herself.

London, present day. Grieving artist Hadley is consumed by an album of Victorian death photography, including the exquisite image of a deceased young girl with a swan. When this photograph is involved in an art world scandal, Hadley is given the opportunity to create an installation surrounding the image. But the enigmatic Kit Culpepper, of the Culpepper Trust, has other plans. He offers Hadley an eye-watering sum of money to sell him the album and never speak of its contents again. As Hadley digs deeper into the album's truths, she begins to suspect Kit Culpepper is guarding a deathly secret ... and she's not entirely sure how far he'll go to keep it.

PRAISE:

'Deliciously macabre and deeply felt, All Her Beautiful Deaths is an enthralling tale of grief, art, love, and death.' - Christine Wells, author of The Lost Perfumes of Paris

'A macabre family mystery that weaves across the generations, All Her Beautiful Deaths is also a twist-filled love story that gets under your skin. Intrigue builds as the story pulls in the dark side of Victorian photography and the politics of today's art world to reach an unexpectedly life-affirming denouement. An addictive read.' - Carolyn Kirby, author of The Conviction of Cora Burns

'Delicately crafted and darkly immersive, All Her Beautiful Deaths serves up sumptuously gothic settings, deliciously macabre goings-on and the alluring thread of a singular uncanny compulsion across time. It's the kind of story you fall into, find yourself ensnared, and are glad of it.' - Ally Blake, award-winning Australian author

'Twists aplenty and a fascinating insight into the Victorian practice of death photography ... utterly engaging read' - Jenni Keer, author of The Ravenswood Witch