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Elly Griffiths, author of the Ruth Galloway, Magic Men, and Harbinder Kaur series, has started a new series, featuring Ali Dawson (and her colleagues) as time-traveling detectives – dealing with cases so old they have to travel into the past to solve them. I haven’t read The Frozen People yet, but it’s on sale right now for £0.99 at Kindle UK, before it’s even available in the US. It’s not (yet) on sale at Kobo UK, but since it’s only like 4 am in London right now, hopefully Kobo will get the price drop soon.

Kindle UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CW1N9SVD
Kobo UK: https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/the-frozen-people

Spoiler:

Ali Dawson and her cold case team investigate crimes so old, they're frozen - or so their inside joke goes. Most people don't know that they travel back in time to complete their research.

The latest assignment sees Ali venture back farther than they have dared before: to 1850s London in order to clear the name of Cain Templeton, the eccentric great-grandfather of MP Isaac Templeton. Rumour has it that Cain was part of a sinister group called The Collectors; to become a member, you had to kill a woman...

Fearing for her safety in the middle of a freezing Victorian winter, Ali finds herself stuck in time, unable to make her way back to her life, her beloved colleagues, and her son, Finn, who suddenly finds himself in legal trouble in the present day.

Could the two cases be connected?