The Summer Suspense Mysteries Series by LJ Ross 4 Books Collection Set (The Cove, The Creek, The Bay and The Haven)

This four-book collection brings together the Summer Suspense Mysteries Series by LJ Ross: The Cove, The Creek, The Bay and The Haven. Each novel is set against distinctive coastal and city backdrops, from London’s Underground to communities in Cornwall and St Ives, and the streets of Dublin.

The set opens with Gabrielle Adams, whose seemingly perfect life is upended as the ‘Underground Killer’ targets victims on Tube platforms. From there, the stories move to Frenchman’s Creek, where Kate Irving arrives at her grandfather’s cottage with her young son, and to St Ives, where Detective Sergeant Sophie Keane faces a case that stirs a long-buried secret. The collection concludes with Irish newsreader Isolde Malone, a familiar face in Dublin, until one night changes everything.

Included titles

• The Cove
• The Creek
• The Bay
• The Haven

Key details

• Series: Summer Suspense Mysteries Series
• Author: LJ Ross
• Collection of 4 books
• Includes The Cove, The Creek, The Bay and The Haven

Synopses

The Cove

Gabrielle Adams appears to have everything: intelligence, beauty, a fiancé and a dream job in publishing. Then, without warning, her life changes. In London, the ‘Underground Killer’ takes victims at the moment they least expect it, as they wait on busy Tube platforms for trains to emerge from the tunnels.

The Creek

Kate Irving arrives at her grandfather’s cottage at Frenchman’s Creek in the middle of the night, bringing her young son and a small suitcase. The local community of fishermen, farmers, artists and jetsetters barely reacts, in a place where life is slow and people tend to keep to themselves. That is, unless your grandfather is a pillar of the community.

The Bay

In St Ives, Detective Sergeant Sophie Keane is well known locally, balancing police work with quiet weekends by the sea. Yet the town’s beauty conceals a secret that has been buried for twenty years. When a body is discovered on the opening night of a new seafront art gallery, Sophie recognises the killer’s style, even as she struggles to accept what it might mean.

The Haven

Irish newsreader Isolde Malone is instantly recognisable, unable to walk through Dublin without being stopped by fans. Her life seems to be everything she hoped for, and she has never been happier. Until the night everything changes.