Some places don't let go of their secrets easily. Ruth Galloway, a forensic archaeologist who would rather be left alone with her cats and her books, keeps finding herself proving otherwise. A child's bones on a desolate beach draw her into a decade-old disappearance. A skeleton beneath a Norwich doorway pulls her into a case far closer to home than she'd like. And six bodies exposed by coastal erosion carry a secret that someone is still willing to kill to protect. Across the trilogy that started it all, Norfolk's saltmarsh proves the past is never quite finished with the present. Perfect reading on a summer afternoon!
Elly Griffiths, 'The Crossing Places' - Ruth Galloway's first case pulls her from ancient bones into a decade-old disappearance that lingers long after the last page.
Elly Griffiths, 'The Janus Stone' - Pregnant and drawn into another child's disappearance, Ruth Galloway proves more than a match for the danger closing in.
Elly Griffiths, 'The House at Sea's End' - Six wartime bodies and one buried secret draw Ruth Galloway into her most compelling case yet.
