Campbell and Carter Mystery Series Books 1-7 Collection Set by Ann Granger - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. Mud, Muck and Dead Things. Rack, Ruin and Murder. Bricks and Mortality. Dead In The Water. Rooted in Evil. An Unfinished Murder. A Matter of Murder. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781472293299. Publisher: Headline. Overview. Escape to the rolling hills and hidden secrets of the Cotswolds with this complete seven-book collection of Ann Granger's acclaimed Campbell and Carter Mystery series. Following Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter as they untangle a string of village crimes, this set delivers atmospheric British crime fiction blending clever plotting with real emotional depth. Perfect for fans of cosy countryside mysteries with a darker edge, it's an ideal gift or a satisfying read, brand new in paperback and ready to dispatch.. About the Books. The series opens with Mud, Muck and Dead Things, where a discovery on a remote farm draws Inspector Jess Campbell into a tangled case, complicated by the arrival of new superintendent Ian Carter. Their partnership deepens in Rack, Ruin and Murder, where a body in a crumbling Cotswold manor exposes decades of buried resentment, and Bricks and Mortality, where a fire-ravaged house yields a shocking discovery. Dead In The Water sees a body surface amid the wettest winter on record, while Rooted in Evil complicates what first looks like a simple suicide in a quiet wood. In An Unfinished Murder, a cold case resurfaces when a childhood secret comes to light, bringing retired detectives Mitchell and Markby back into the fold. The collection closes with A Matter of Murder, following a man who has opted out of society only to be drawn into a deadly mystery as winter closes in. Each novel stands on its own, but together they build a rich picture of village life, long-held secrets, and the detectives who uncover the truth. Granger's sharp plotting and atmospheric Cotswold settings have made this series a firm favourite among British crime readers.. Key Benefits. Complete run of