Wendy Percival Books in Order
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Wendy Percival books in publication order
5 books
Blood-Tied
by Wendy Percival
2008
When her sister Elizabeth is beaten into a coma, Esme Quentin discovers unsettling clues to a hidden past. Working with a friend, she traces family secrets, blackmail, and disputed inheritance toward an old crime that threatens her own safety.
The Indelible Stain
by Wendy Percival
2014
Esme Quentin finds a dying woman beneath a Devon cliff, clutching an old photograph. Helping the woman's daughter investigate leads her into the history of convict transportation to Australia and a family legacy that still endangers the living.
The Malice of Angels
by Wendy Percival
2017
Genealogist Esme Quentin investigates a wartime nurse who never returned home, while a journalist raises questions about an old murder. Connections between the inquiries threaten to reopen painful mysteries surrounding Esme's late husband and her own past.
The Fear of Ravens
by Wendy Percival
2020
Researching an ancient mill for Anna Brannock, Esme Quentin uncovers a family feud, witchcraft stories, and a historical murder accusation. When Anna faces a menacing campaign, Esme must untangle connections between old grievances and a more recent disappearance.
The Scourge of the Skua
by Wendy Percival
2023
Genealogist Esme Quentin finds a seventeenth-century map while clearing an outbuilding at her new cottage. Investigating a local family’s piracy-linked history connects her to a century-old murder and people who may still fear its exposure.
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