DI Ruth Hunter Series 3 Books Collection Set by Simon McCleave - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set: The Snowdonia Killings, The Harlech Beach Killings, The Dee Valley Killings. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Canelo. Series: DI Ruth Hunter. Overview. This DI Ruth Hunter 3 Books Collection Set brings together three atmospheric crime thrillers from Welsh crime writer Simon McCleave, in brand new paperback. Set against the dramatic backdrops of Snowdonia, the Harlech coastline, and the Dee Valley, each instalment follows Detective Inspector Ruth Hunter as she confronts brutal killers while battling personal demons. Fast-paced and steeped in North Wales landscapes, this set suits readers who love police procedurals with real emotional depth, and makes a superb gift for any crime fiction fan.. About the Books. In The Snowdonia Killings, DI Ruth Hunter transfers to North Wales Police only to be thrown straight into a disturbing murder inquiry: a local teacher is found dead with strange symbols carved into her body, and when a second victim turns up, Ruth realises she is hunting a calculating serial killer. While piecing together the case, she must also confront the unresolved disappearance of her former partner, adding raw emotional stakes to a chilling investigation.. The Harlech Beach Killings opens with a millionaire's body washing up on a remote North Wales beach. As Ruth digs into the victim's murky business dealings, she uncovers ties to a feared Liverpool drugs network, botched police operations, and suspects who refuse to talk. The trail leads into cold cases and apparent corruption, forcing Ruth to question how far the rot really spreads.. In The Dee Valley Killings, Ruth hopes the wild scenery of the Dee Valley might help her heal — instead she is confronted with a horrifying discovery when a man's dismembered body is found nearby. A missing-persons case rapidly escalates into a full-blown serial killer manhunt. Working alongside a proudly patriotic Welsh colleague, Ruth closes in on a suspect, but someone alway