Nina Milton Books in Order

Seven-year-old Low Hee has grown up with his grandmother in Malaysia. When his father returns with plans to take him to England, the boy confronts an unwanted change, navigating the pull of familiar family life and an unfamiliar future.

Thirteen-year-old Brandon faces racist bullying and trouble with the police as a run of bad luck grows worse. His friendship with Helen opens a connection to Jake Silver, an enslaved boy whose eighteenth-century story reveals another dimension of their families' past.

Shamanic counsellor Sabbie Dare becomes involved when her client Cliff Houghton is suspected in a boy's death on the moors. His troubling memories suggest connections to an older disappearance, while another missing child adds urgency to the investigation.

After visiting a palm reader at Bridgwater Carnival, Sabbie Dare learns that the woman has disappeared. The missing woman's sister asks for help, drawing Sabbie into a mystery involving vulnerable neighbours, a wounded detective, and concealed dangers.

A midsummer celebration on Glastonbury Tor ends with Alys Hollingberry's death. Asked for help by her husband, Sabbie Dare investigates troubling circumstances surrounding the gathering, while mysterious messages invoke Morgan le Fay and complicate the search for answers.

Brandon struggles with racist bullying and the pressure to tell the police what he knows. Meanwhile, Helen's exploration of her grandmother's belongings leads toward Jake Silver's story, connecting contemporary troubles with slavery and secrets in the family past.