Flint in the Bones

In a city where history bites back, murder is just the beginning.

Detective Eliza “Bish” Barnaby thought she’d left her home in Norwich behind—along with its plague outbreaks, random time-shifts, and tendency to accidentally host people from the 1600s during breakfast.

But when a dangerous practitioner escapes custody in London, Bish is forced back to her home city, where ancient maps hide deadly shortcuts, angry nuns have scores to settle, and Puritans throw acid at those they don’t approve of.

Armed with only a gun she can’t fire, a spaniel who thinks he’s a wolf, and a partner who dresses like a rejected Bridgerton extra, Bish must stop a killer before wild magic unravels the city’s fragile balance.

But keeping her own forbidden talents hidden is just as dangerous as catching the murderer. And in a place where past and present bleed together, the only way to solve this mystery might be to embrace the very magic she fears.