Fire for Miss Walker!

Jane Walker crossed the Atlantic to marry by correspondence, but it turned out the groom had been dead for a long time. Now she is stuck in a foggy little town where the residents perform grim rituals, and a wolf's howl echoes over the hills. Here, legends of werewolves become reality, and only Inspector Rainford remains calm. When a tragedy that happened twenty years ago repeats in Wooden Kers, Jane feels somehow connected to it. Who lured her here and why? Is there really a predator hiding among the townsfolk? And can she trust anyone? Inspector Rainford is determined to find all the answers, but he considers the biggest mystery to be Jane herself. 1. A brave heroine willing to cross the Atlantic for love. 2. The wonderful Mr. Rrr, enduring village gossip and culinary experiments from admirers. 3. The atmosphere of the English countryside, where it feels so cozy to drink tea while a sinister fog swirls outside. 4. A plot that keeps you guessing until the end, with uncertainty about who the killer is, who the next victim is, and who the wolf is. 5. A love that ignites after the first hit of an umbrella but goes through trials of endurance.