All Her Beautiful Deaths

All Her Beautiful Deaths by A. Rushby is a gothic historical mystery that slips between Victorian London and the present day, using eerie death photography to ask who owns the truth in an image.

In 1865, Minnie takes work at Culpepper House, serving wealthy twins with a private world of strict rules: one vanishes into a home laboratory, the other is fixated on photographing the dead.

Minnie needs the wage to help her sick sister, but the house quickly becomes a place where dread, desire and curiosity tangle. In contemporary London, grieving artist Hadley finds an album of post-mortem photographs, including a girl posed with a swan.

When the images spark an art-world scandal, a guarded heir offers her a fortune to make the album disappear—only sharpening her need to know more.

Ideal for readers who love dual timelines, atmospheric London settings, dark family secrets and art-driven suspense.

Step inside Culpepper House and follow what the photographs refuse to keep buried.