Kate Rhodes Ben Kitto Series Collection 6 Books Set (Devil's Table, Burnt Island, Ruin Beach)

Devil's Table:
St Martin’s is shrouded in bitterly cold fog when Jade Minear and her twin brother, Ethan, are attacked in a field, late at night. Ethan manages to return home but the shocking events of Jade’s disappearance have rendered him mute.

Burnt Island:
As the sun sets on a cold November evening, the tiny community of St Agnes prepares for their annual Fifth-of-November festivities. Moments before the fireworks are scheduled to commence, an islander discovers a charred body left on the bonfire, and quickly it becomes clear that a killer is at large.

Ruin Beach:
Ben Kitto has become the Scilly Isles’ Deputy Chief of Police. As the island’s lazy summer takes hold, he finds himself missing the excitement of the murder squad in London.

Pulpit Rock:
As the scorching summer sun beats down on St Mary’s in the Isles of Scilly, DI Ben Kitto and his team are training for the annual Swimathon, until they discover a body hanging from Pulpit Rock, dressed in a bridal gown.

Hell Bay:
DI Ben Kitto needs a second chance. After ten years working for the murder squad in London, a traumatic event has left him grief-stricken. He’s tried to resign from his job, but his boss has persuaded him to take three months to reconsider.

The Brutal Tide:
REVENGE. DI Ben Kitto made many enemies in his time working as an undercover officer for the Met police, none more ruthless and calculating than gang leader Craig Travis.IS WORTH. Travis has longed to make Kitto pay for his role in getting him convicted – and that day has finally arrived.

About the Author:

Kate Rhodes is a bestselling British crime novelist and award-winning poet, known for her popular Isles of Scilly Mysteries series featuring DI Ben Kitto and the Alice Quentin series, who began her career writing poetry and holds a PhD in English, focusing on Tennessee Williams, and is also a founder of the Killer Women writing group. She was born in London, lives in Cambridge, and draws inspiration from her childhood holidays in the Scilly Isles for her crime novels.