Lying Mirrors

London, 1847. Mr. Warren – a true aristocrat of the criminal world – picks up a homeless seven-year-old girl who calls herself Winifred. The little girl turns out to be clever, and her master manages to teach her all the secrets of espionage. Ten years later, Winifred is only held by fear beside her master. She dreams of escaping from him and starting a new life. But how can she do that when she has nothing but a handful of coins to her name, and her master's men will find her wherever she hides?.. During another assignment, Winifred meets Theodore Darling – a charming young aristocrat. He offers the girl a job working for him, promising to deal with Mr. Warren and set her free in return. The offer is tempting, but Darling is not so simple. Where does he constantly go? Why does he evade answers every time she asks about his family? It seems the young spy needs to beware of both masters, or she simply won't survive... ------------------------------ "An adventurous novel full of mysteries and family secrets, or a thrilling suspense in the decor of Victorian England? A dynamic and captivating symbiosis of genres with an unexpected twist that takes your breath away." – Irina @irinalitvin "A light gripping detective about 19th century London that will immerse you in the daily life of the outstanding spy Winifred. Together with her, you will travel from living in a slum to balls in the wealthy parts of the city. You will taste love and betrayal and face the toughest choice in life: family or love?" – Marina @from_neverwhere "A crazy, dark spy story. A story about hatred, love, and justice. A story where there's room for hope and dreams coming true." – Ekaterina @ekaterinaskvortsova_ "The novel will capture all your attention and immerse you in the mysterious atmosphere of 19th century London! Noble aristocratic balls will collide with the world of poverty, and the connecting link will be the brave young spy who will do anything for revenge! Gripping and won't let go until the very last page!" – Ekaterina @ktrn.books