Murder at the Natural History Museum

About the book

1895. When the newly named 'Museum Detectives' are tasked with looking into intentional destruction of a dinosaur skeleton at the Natural History Museum, clues suggest that the intense competition in fossil hunting known as the Bone Wars in America may have made its way to their country. With Daniel Wilson, known for his work on the Jack the Ripper case, and respected archaeologist Abigail Fenton on the case, things quickly take a dark turn.

One day, a museum guard is discovered dead in a side room by the well-known theater director Bram Stoker, who appears to have had a personal relationship with the victim. Under pressure from both an international entrepreneur and a local star, Wilson and Fenton must rely on their skills and instincts to crack their most challenging mystery yet.