Estella's Fury : A dark, chilling Gothic historical crime thriller inspired by Dickens

‘Superbly imagined. As tautly strung as quivering bow before it shoots its poisoned arrow…A Dickensian delight.’ Essie Fox Daughter. Murderer. Saviour. London, 1835. To high society, Estella is the perfect lady. But her fair face hides dark secrets. What has she done with her husband? And will her past crimes come back to haunt her? Desperate to escape her troubled life, she visits her friend, Lady Taykall. But when a servant girl disappears, Estella stumbles on a horrifying web of crimes and feels the old fire for vengeance burning inside her. To mete out her own brand of dark justice she must risk everything. Even if it means she cannot survive. Great Expectations meets Killing Eve in this stunningly dark Gothic crime thriller perfect for fans of Elizabeth Macneal, Stacey Halls, and Jessie Burton. Readers are obsessed with Estella's Fury: 'She is the daughter of Miss Havisham X Sweetpea. Dark, twisty and absolutely thrilling.' Jessica Bull 'This unputdownable, breathless Gothic tale is dark, dangerous and urgent.' Lesley McDowell ‘Estella’s Fury is a top-notch Gothic thriller. The prose is rich and multi-layered, full of darkness and fear…from dark satanic mills to the prisoner in the attic, this is a journey that isn’t for the fainthearted. Roll on the next instalment.’ Nicky Downes ‘Gothic, thrilling and brimming with feminist rage. It was exhilarating to see Estella shake herself free of Great Expectations and step fully into her dark side. It's Dickens meets Dexter and I am very much here for it.’ Andreina Cordani, author of A Scrooge Mystery ‘An outstanding read and another amazing nod to the great Charles Dickens' Great Expectations.’ 5 star Reader Review ‘Secrets, lies, betrayals, Estella’s Fury has it all… .‘ 5 star Reader Review ‘The twisty plot kept me intrigued and spellbound.’ 5 star Reader Review ‘All characters felt simply alive and very convincing…An excellent novel which I highly recommend!’ 5 star Reader Review ‘It's got a bit of everything - ther