Night Raven

Ideal for fans of Sarah Eddison Allen and Mary Stuart. - Lisareadsbooks

“At Sarah Panter, realism is adjacent to magic. The miracle, how successful she was in this art. - Chick Lit Reviews

Sarah Peinter managed to find a recipe for an ideal novel - these are stories about the feelings and riddles of our consciousness, colored with a bit of mysticism, romance and postmodern detective.
Her books are closely within the boundaries of one genre. Thanks to this, in the books of Sarah Panter, as critics have repeatedly noted, there is a fresh look.
Books of Sarah Peinter were translated into 14 languages ​​and received a prize from Amazon and Goodreads.com for the best female story.

There are rumors around Lydia Crowe about the entire London. The city legend says that its ancestors owned magical abilities, and perhaps these days the echoes of this magic are still warming in one of the representatives of the family.
Lydia has long been settled in Scotland, where rumors do not concern her. However, she has to return to the capital, to the bosom of her family, since Uncle Charlie, the head of Crowe, asks Lydia to find her missing cousin.
Lydia settles in Charlie"s abandoned cafe, where, it seems to her, she sees a ghost.
Does she really have unusual abilities? And what does the police inspector need her, who walks behind her on the heels and either suspects Lydia of something, or trying to care for her?