Amelia Thornton
Dystopian, Mystery
I honestly never saw myself becoming a novelist - funny how life works out. For years, I was perfectly happy geeking out over antiques in London, putting together exhibitions and getting way too excited about old jewelry and furniture. But you know how sometimes you get an idea that just won't leave you alone? That's what happened with this wild story about a missing Victorian silversmith. Next thing I know, I'm writing my first book at 3 AM, surrounded by coffee cups and research notes. These days, I write mysteries from my flat in Bloomsbury (yes, very on-brand for a writer, I know). My partner James restores old buildings for a living, which means our dinner conversations usually revolve around things like "historically accurate window frames" and "the proper way to restore Victorian tiles." We're probably the only people you know who plan our vacations around visiting creepy old houses and poking around in dusty archives. Our dog Wilkie (total dachshund attitude, named after the author of "The Woman in White" because I'm that kind of nerd) supervises my writing process from his spot on the couch. When I'm not writing about murderous art restorers or missing museum artifacts, you can find me in my tiny garden, trying to keep my roses alive, or leading tours around London's weird little museums that nobody's heard of. I've got this slightly obsessive collection of antique keys that keeps growing - they just keep finding their way into my books somehow.
Amelia Thornton's Books
Raven Queen
For generations, ravens have haunted London's skyline. Now they serve a new queen. Victoria Olsen rules London's media landscape with an iron grip, destroying reputations and building empires from her glass throne. When she takes on tech magnate
- Mystery
No Man's Land
In the twilight of the Renaissance, a young noblewoman's quest for knowledge plunges her into the depths of a hidden world where alchemy and tyranny intertwine. Beneath the Spanish countryside lies an underground society that has mastered the art of…
- Dystopian
- Mystery