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Heather Atkinson's Victorian chiller is one that will keep readers engrossed all through the night and terrified of switching the lights off'

Edinburgh 1896

Amy Alardyce's once-perfect life is in tatters. Her eldest son, Robert, has come of age, become the master of his own home, and married his childhood love Jane.But with maturity has come a terrible legacy, and the dark desires Robert inherited from his evil father Matthew, are fighting to get loose.

Whilst Jane is working hard to get her and Robert accepted into fashionable society, poor women are being hunted on the streets of Edinburgh, and Amy fears her son is to blame.And once the infamous Inspector Murphy takes up the case, Amy has to face a stark choice - denounce her son as a monster or risk her own safety to protect him from the consequences of his lethal actions.

If you love Emily Organ, Kate Saunders and Ann Granger, you'll love the Alardyce series. Discover bestselling author Heather Atkinson and you'll never look back...

Praise for Heather Atkinson:

Heather is a bright star in the world of gangland writing...Read it, you won't be disappointed' Jacqui Rose

As soon as I started reading this book I knew I would enjoy it. What an exciting read. Loved it didn't want it to end' Reader Review

I am not normally a fan of historical but holy smoke what a book! The author totally fools the reader with this adrenaline pumping, pulse racing story! Keeping me on the edge of my seat. I read this in one sitting'.I couldn't put it down' Reader Review

I was amazed at how even from the first chapter I was hooked. It's so well written I felt like I was a fly on the wall watching Amy's life unfold. I hated having to put this book down and in the end just had to binge read to the end. Amazing story' Reader Review

OMG what a fantastic book I have read all HA books and I have loved everyone, don't know where she gets her ideas from she must have had another life if you are a person that as never read any of her books then you need to start' Reader Review

Please note this is an updated version of the previously published AncestralTides.