Laura Shepherd-Robinson is an acclaimed British author celebrated for her richly detailed, atmospheric historical crime novels. Born and raised in Bristol, Laura developed an early fascination with history and storytelling, studying Politics at the University of Bristol before embarking on a successful career in politics and charity fundraising. Her debut novel, *Blood & Sugar*, was published to widespread critical acclaim, winning the Historical Writers’ Association Debut Crown and earning shortlist nominations for several prestigious awards. Laura’s follow-up works, such as *Daughters of Night* and *The Square of Sevens*, have further cemented her reputation as a master of immersive, twist-filled mysteries set in evocative Georgian settings. Known for her vivid characters, meticulous research, and complex plotting, Laura’s writing plunges readers into the dark heart of eighteenth-century England, tackling themes of justice, corruption, and identity. She lives in London with her husband, dividing her time between writing and indulging her passion for history and crime fiction. Laura’s novels have been translated into multiple languages, captivating readers around the world.