1908. Three gruesome deaths in three mysterious tales in a past that never was. In Murder out of the Blue, aboard the Sky Liner RMS Macedonia, Maliha Anderson, Anglo-Indian daughter of a Scottish engineer and a Brahmin scholar, hopes to make peace with her past - but then the nurse of the wheelchair-bound General is murdered. Only Maliha believes he is innocent, and with landfall in India only hours away, she must find the real murderer, even though doing so puts her own life at risk. In Blood Sky at Night, Maliha is forced to investigate a murder of an old acquaintance but finds herself enmeshed in a clash of empires. But where do her loyalties truly lie? And, in Halo Round the Moon, Maliha comes face-to-face with the suppressed passions of post-Victorian society and goes far beyond the bounds of what's proper and decent. Will she lose herself in the journey or find her true place?