When a self-proclaimed medium contacts Amelia Greystone with chilling knowledge of a corpse's location, she turns to the one man she can trust—Scotland Yard Inspector Henry Field . . .

Henry has no patience for mystics or séances. He believes in evidence, not whispers involving a dark prophecy. But when the medium's cryptic letter leads to the discovery of a young woman murdered in an abandoned tunnel, even he must question whether there's more to divination than he thought.

Amelia, haunted by tragedies of her own, is wary of the woman who claims to commune with spirits. Yet the medium's dire prediction fills her with unease . . . and when the body is found exactly where the woman foretold, Amelia fears something—or someone—is reaching out from beyond.

Drawn together by a case steeped in death and deception, Amelia and Henry must navigate fog-choked streets, forgotten tunnels, and the lure of a darkly compelling medium whose intentions may not be as selfless as they seem . . . before another victim is claimed.

Venture to the dark streets of Victorian London with the fifth novel in the Field & Greystone series—perfect for historical mystery readers of Irina Shapiro, Charles Finch, and Miss Scarlet and the Duke.