Isbn: 9781916788664 - deadman's pool: a breathtaking instalment in the gripping isles of scilly mysteries series...: volume 8 (32 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight . and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries series.'A classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout!' B.A. PARIS'An absolute master of pace, plotting and character' ELLY GRIFFITHS'Rhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting' Sunday Express 'No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes . and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial Times---DI BEN KITTO RETURNS.A SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands' priest to St Helen's. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Ben's dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community - and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again - and at unimaginable cost.____'Dark, intense, and expertly crafted' RACHEL ABBOTT'An atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadman's Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' Guardian'It's always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case it's the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series' Daily Mail'Written with all Kate Rhodes' trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story' People's Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. It's moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate Rhodes'Kate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end' LOUISE CANDLISH'A vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline' SOPHIE HANNAH'Expertly weaves a sense of pla.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight . and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries series.'A classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout!' B.A. PARIS'An absolute master of pace, plotting and character' ELLY GRIFFITHS'Rhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting' Sunday Express 'No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes . and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial Times---DI BEN KITTO RETURNS.A SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands' priest to St Helen's. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Ben's dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community - and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again - and at unimaginable cost.____'Dark, intense, and expertly crafted' RACHEL ABBOTT'An atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadman's Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' Guardian'It's always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case it's the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series' Daily Mail'Written with all Kate Rhodes' trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story' People's Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. It's moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate Rhodes'Kate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end' LOUISE CANDLISH'A vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline' SOPHIE HANNAH'Expertly weaves a sense of pla.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries seriesA classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout! B.A. PARISAn absolute master of pace, plotting and character ELLY GRIFFITHSRhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday Express No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial TimesDI BEN KITTO RETURNSA SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands priest to St Helens. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Bens dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again and at unimaginable cost.____Dark, intense, and expertly crafted RACHEL ABBOTTAn atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadmans Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' GuardianIts always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case its the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series Daily MailWritten with all Kate Rhodes trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story Peoples Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. Its moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate RhodesKate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end LOUISE CANDLISHA vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline SOPHIE HANNAHExpertly weaves a sense of place and character into a tense and intriguing story METRORhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday ExpressThe whole book tingles with tension. I hope it does for the Scilly Isles what Ann Cleeves did for Shetland' MEL MCGRATHEvocative, immersive, twisty SARAH VAUGHANGripping, Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries seriesA classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout! B.A. PARISAn absolute master of pace, plotting and character ELLY GRIFFITHSRhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday Express No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial TimesDI BEN KITTO RETURNSA SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands priest to St Helens. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Bens dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again and at unimaginable cost.____Dark, intense, and expertly crafted RACHEL ABBOTTAn atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadmans Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' GuardianIts always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case its the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series Daily MailWritten with all Kate Rhodes trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story Peoples Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. Its moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate RhodesKate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end LOUISE CANDLISHA vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline SOPHIE HANNAHExpertly weaves a sense of place and character into a tense and intriguing story METRORhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday ExpressThe whole book tingles with tension. I hope it does for the Scilly Isles what Ann Cleeves did for Shetland' MEL MCGRATHEvocative, immersive, twisty SARAH VAUGHAN<p Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries seriesA classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout! B.A. PARISAn absolute master of pace, plotting and character ELLY GRIFFITHSRhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday Express No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial TimesDI BEN KITTO RETURNSA SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands priest to St Helens. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Bens dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again and at unimaginable cost.____Dark, intense, and expertly crafted RACHEL ABBOTTAn atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadmans Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' GuardianIts always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case its the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series Daily MailWritten with all Kate Rhodes trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story Peoples Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. Its moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate RhodesKate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end LOUISE CANDLISHA vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline SOPHIE HANNAHExpertly weaves a sense of place and character into a tense and intriguing story METRORhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting Sunday ExpressThe whole book tingles with tension. I hope it does for the Scilly Isles what Ann Cleeves did for Shetland' MEL MCGRATHEvocative, immersive, twisty SARAH VAUGHAN<p Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. When Ben Kitto discovers the body of a young woman, buried near the ruins of an old isolation hospital on the island of St Helen's, he is convinced the killer is hiding in plain sight . and determined to take more lives. The breathtaking, gripping new instalment in the Isles of Scilly Mysteries series.'A classy, edge-of-the-seat thriller which will keep you guessing throughout!' B.A. PARIS'An absolute master of pace, plotting and character' ELLY GRIFFITHS'Rhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting' Sunday Express 'No one produces more elegantly written work than Rhodes . and this eighth instalment in her Isles of Scilly Mysteries series has the same acute sense of place as any of its predecessors, with Kitto as richly characterised a protagonist as ever' Financial Times---DI BEN KITTO RETURNS.A SACRED ISLANDWinter storms lash the Isles of Scilly, when DI Ben Kitto ferries the islands' priest to St Helen's. Father Michael intends to live as a pilgrim in the ruins of an ancient church on the uninhabited island, but an ugly secret is buried among the rocks. Digging frantically in the sand, Ben's dog, Shadow, unearths the emaciated remains of a young woman.A SHOCKING MURDERThe discovery chills Ben to the core. The victim is Vietnamese, with no clear link to the community - and her killer has made sure that no one will find her easily.A KILLER ON THE LOOSEThe storm intensifies as the investigation gathers pace. Soon Scilly is cut off by bad weather, with no help available from the mainland. Ben is certain the killer is hiding in plain sight. He knows they are waiting to kill again - and at unimaginable cost.____'Dark, intense, and expertly crafted' RACHEL ABBOTT'An atmospheric and moving depiction of a tightly knit community in a rugged and often dangerous landscape, Deadman's Pool is tense and deftly plotted, the pathos fuelling true suspense' Guardian'It's always a bonus when a story gives a psychological insight into a place as well as the minds of the characters. In this case it's the slightly claustrophobic intensity of the Isles of Scilly that is expertly revealed through the eyes of DI Ben Kitto in the latest of this superb series' Daily Mail'Written with all Kate Rhodes' trademark atmosphere and intrigue, this thriller keeps the reader guessing right to the end in a truly absorbing, chilling story' People's Friend'Poet and novelist Rhodes has always been an elegant writer and that remains the case with this new novel. It's moody and suspenseful and poignant but ultimately hopeful. Like Ann Cleeves, with Shetland and her Jimmy Perez character' Crime Fiction LoverPraise for Kate Rhodes'Kate Rhodes directs her cast of suspects with consummate skill, keeping us guessing right to the heartbreaking end' LOUISE CANDLISH'A vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline' SOPHIE HANNAH'Expertly weaves a sense of pla.…