Graves Gate

From an award-winning mystery author, a paranormal puzzle for Arthur Conan Doyle in 1920's London

In January, 1922, an American newspaper reporter fresh from espionage service in WWI is pressed into secret sleuthing by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The famous author's obsession with Spiritualism has damaged his reputation of late, so Sir Arthur must lay low just now. But this is a matter of afterlife and death, and an innocent woman is due to hang.
The haunting quest gets much more complicated (and a little more scandalous) when our American sleuth partners up with the very attractive young wife of a prominent Member of Parliament.

"Jolting surprises...slick and spooky."-Washington Post

"...fine Conan Doyle atmosphere and plotting..."-Kirkus Review

"A great psychological thriller...quite scary."-Murder and Mayhem Book Club

"This atmospheric thriller...will have you looking over your shoulder and thinking twice about the merits of psychiatry."-Albermarle magazine.

"Engrossing from beginning to end...an absorbing historical mystery."-Bookloons

"It's a pleasure to read something really original in the way of thrillers."-D.L. Browne, I Love a Mystery.