Devil's Table: A Locked-Island Mystery: 5 - Kate Rhodes

Devil's Table: A Locked-Island Mystery: 5 - Kate RhodesTHE GRIPPING LOCKED ISLAND MYSTERY # 5 'An absolute master of pace, plotting and character' ELLY GRIFFITHS When a young child goes missing on the Isles of Scilly, the community rushes to help DI Ben Kitto and his team with the search. Jade's twin brother, Ethan, was there when she was taken. But the shocking events of her disappearance have rendered him mute. Another person on the island knows exactly where the girl is. Someone with a deep seated

THE GRIPPING LOCKED-ISLAND MYSTERY # 5

'An absolute master of pace, plotting and character' ELLY GRIFFITHS

When a young child goes missing on the Isles of Scilly, the community rushes to help DI Ben Kitto and his team with the search. Jade's twin brother, Ethan, was there when she was taken. But the shocking events of her disappearance have rendered him mute.

Another person on the island knows exactly where the girl is. Someone with a deep-seated anger for Jade's family. To find the truth, Kitto must investigate the lives of the people he has known all of his life. People he trusts and respects. And he must do it quickly - because it isn't long until a body is found . . .

PRAISE FOR KATE RHODES:

'Gripping, clever and impossible to put down. I've been a Kate Rhodes fan for years and in Ben Kitto she has created a detective who is just as complex and compelling as Kate's elegant plotting and stunning prose. The claustrophobia and paranoia of the island are so brilliant evoked, I could almost feel the tide encroaching as time ran out to find the killer' ERIN KELLY

'Absorbing and complex, Hell Bay kept me guessing until the final pages' RACHEL ABBOTT

'A vividly realised protagonist whose complex and harrowing history rivals the central crime storyline' SOPHIE HANNAH

'Beautifully written and expertly plotted; this is a masterclass' GUARDIAN

'Expertly weaves a sense of place and character into a tense and intriguing story' METRO

'Rhodes does a superb job of balancing a portrayal of a tiny community oppressed by secrets with an uplifting evocation of setting' Jake Kerridge, SUNDAY EXPRESS

'The whole book tingles with tension. I hope it does for the Scilly Isles what Ann Cleeves did for Shetland' MEL MCGRATH

'I love reading Kate's books in the way I love reading Sophie Hannah - a poet writing crime fiction is a great thing . . . It is at once a locked-room mystery, a story of the returning hero, and an examination of fear and abuse. It has the air of a twenty-first century Agatha Christie' JULIA CROUCH