Detective Carol Wren Mysteries Books in Order
Detective Carol Wren Mysteries is a series of 5 books written by Emmy Ellis.
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Detective Carol Wren Mysteries books in publication order
5 books
Biding Their Time
by Emmy Ellis
2022
DI Carol Wren investigates a devoted mother’s vicious murder in her suburban garden. With no obvious enemy and an apparently happy marriage, the case becomes more urgent when another body is discovered at a local veterinary practice.
Blood on the Shore
by Emmy Ellis
2022
DI Carol Wren investigates blood dumped on the beach before anonymous calls direct her toward bodies on the moors. A killer has arrived in Scudderton, and her team must act quickly to protect the town’s women.
Guilt Burns Holes
by Emmy Ellis
2022
A mutilated woman found behind a bakery is identified as someone who vanished three years earlier. DI Carol Wren links her disappearance to other women from the same pub, then learns another potential victim has gone missing.
Hold Your Breath
by Emmy Ellis
2022
A fisherman’s body is found tethered to a pier after a storm has erased crucial evidence. DI Carol Wren struggles with an uncooperative community until a stolen laptop suggests a connection between the killing and older crimes.
Time Stands Still
by Emmy Ellis
2022
Four troubled people converge on Scudderton Pier, carrying plans for revenge, theft and murder. DI Carol Wren must investigate the resulting danger while struggling with personal grief, as another victim’s time begins to run out.
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