Sarah Ann Waters is a Welsh novelist. She is best known for her novels set in Victorian society and featuring lesbian protagonists, such as Tipping the Velvet and Fingersmith.
In Victorian London's criminal underworld, a con man's plot to defraud an heiress traps a pickpocket and her mark in a web of secrets, betrayals, and forbidden desires, blurring the lines between love and deception.
In 1920s London, a spinster's quiet life with her mother is shattered when a young couple moves in, sparking a forbidden passion that leads to secrets and betrayal.
A young woman's obsession with a captivating male impersonator leads to a passionate, secret affair, challenging Victorian norms and redefining her life.
A country doctor visits a crumbling Georgian estate in post-war England, uncovering a chilling mystery where a family's decline blurs with a sinister, unseen presence that threatens to destroy them.
In Victorian London's most notorious prison, a grieving socialite is drawn to a spiritualist inmate, risking scandal and her sanity to unravel a mystery of séances, betrayal, and forbidden desires.
