Praise for Under a Veiled Moon : "[An] exceptional sequel . Fans of Lyndsay Faye's Gods of Gotham trilogy will be enthralled." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Victorian skulduggery with a heaping side of Irish troubles." -- Kirkus Reviews "The tragic crash of the Princess Alice makes for a thrilling set piece in the triumphant return of Inspector Michael Corravan. When the disaster is dubbed an act of terrorism, the Irish-born Corravan goes back to his old neighborhood of Whitechapel to investigate. He finds "the Chapel" much changed by gangs, prejudice, and violence which threatens to engulf the people he loves and the city of London itself. Rich in emotion and historical detail, Under a Veiled Moon is a brilliant tale of the dark, thorny places where the personal and the political intertwine." --Mariah Fredericks, Edgar award-nominated author of the Jane Prescott series Praise for Down a Dark River : " Down a Dark River pulls the reader into the place and time as Karen Odden weaves this complex and compelling mystery! A must read for mystery fans!" --Charles Todd, New York Times bestselling author of the Inspector Rutledge mysteries "This twisty-turn-y mystery introducing a new and charismatic detective will delight readers also looking for well-researched history.
" --Susan Elia MacNeal, New York Times bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series "This captivating start to a new series offers up a thrilling mystery while also diving deep into questions of justice, mercy, and personal culpability. Odden's latest is intricately plotted and filled with a cast of wonderful characters, including a worthy and relatable hero." --Anna Lee Huber, USA Today bestselling author "A spellbinding, brilliantly plotted Victorian murder mystery." --Syrie James, bestselling author of The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Bronte "A must read for fans of any genre of crime fiction." --Edwin Hill, author of The Secrets We Share "Gritty, compelling and vividly written, Karen Odden's Down a Dark River offers an evocative portrayal of 1870s London . Well-paced and well-plotted." --Susanna Calkins, author of the Lucy Campion historical mysteries and Speakeasy Murders "An original, street-smart detective, an intriguing mystery, and delicious Victorian flavor. All my favorite things!" --Laura Joh Rowland, author of The Ripper's Shadow , a Victorian Mystery "No one does Victorian England like Karen Odden .
Fans of Anne Perry and Charles Finch will welcome Inspector Michael Corravan." --Mariah Fredericks, author of the Jane Prescott mystery series "This terrific Victorian mystery [is] absolute catnip for those missing the William Monk mysteries of Anne Perry." --The Poisoned Pen Bookstore "A harrowing tale of unbridled vice that exposes the dark underbelly of Victorian society." --Kirkus Reviews "[Odden] has created a page-turner that is definitely hard to put down." --New York Journal of Books "Impossible to put down" --Historical Novel Society "Superbly written . fast paced suspense." --Mystery and Suspense.