George and Molly Palmer-Jones Series 4 Book Set by Ann Cleeves

Discover a gripping collection for mystery lovers and birdwatching fans alike — the George & Molly Palmer-Jones Series 1-4 Books Collection Set by Ann Cleeves. This paperback book collection brings together four atmospheric, intelligently plotted whodunits that blend coastal settings, ornithology and cunning detection. Perfect for parents, teachers, gift buyers and devoted readers of British crime fiction, this set is a compelling addition to any bookshelf. Titles in the set: A Bird in the Hand; Come Death and High Water; Murder in Paradise; A Prey to Murder Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124294748 Ann Cleeves is a bestselling author whose work inspired ITV's VERA and the BBCs SHETLAND. Known for richly drawn settings and believable detectives, Cleeves brings credibility and craft to each story — trusted by readers and often adapted for television. About the four novels A Bird in the Hand In Englands birdwatching paradise on the Norfolk coast, young Tom French is discovered dead in the marshes with his binoculars still around his neck. Tom had put Rushy on the birding map, and the villages tight-knit community hides more secrets than expected. George Palmer-Jones, an ornithologist with a sharp eye for detail, must separate admiration from envy to uncover motive and murderer. Come Death and High Water A weekend at the Gillibry Bird Observatory Trust turns tense when the island owner announces plans to sell — a move that would shutter the observatory and upend lives. Loyalties, long-held grudges and the islands isolated atmosphere create a pressure-cooker of suspense as loyalties clash and a crime forces hard choices. Murder in Paradise Celebration on the Scottish island of Kinness becomes tragedy when the grooms sister falls from perilous rocks. Was her death an accident, or something far darker? With islanders present and rumor circulating, George and Molly navigate local histories and brittle relationships to reveal what really happened that