Vera Stanhope Series 8 Books Collection Set by Ann Cleeves - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. 1. The Crow Trap. 2. Telling Tales. 3. Hidden Depths. 4. Silent Voices. 5. The Glass Room. 6. Harbour Street. 7. The Moth Catcher. 8. The Seagull. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124334543. Publisher: Pan Macmillan. Overview. Step into the brooding landscapes of Northumberland with this complete Vera Stanhope paperback collection by Sunday Times bestseller Ann Cleeves. Featuring all eight novels behind the hit ITV drama starring Brenda Blethyn, this set follows DI Vera Stanhope through razor-sharp investigations, small-community secrets, and slow-burn suspense. A must-have boxed set for crime fiction fans, book clubs, and anyone hunting for a definitive detective series to devour from the very beginning.. About the Books. This collection gathers the Vera Stanhope series in publication order, beginning with The Crow Trap, where three women at an isolated North Pennines cottage are drawn into betrayal and murder. Telling Tales revisits a decade-old wrongful conviction, while Hidden Depths sees Vera confront a killer who stages victims with unsettling artistry along the Northumberland coast. Silent Voices opens with a body in a gym sauna, unravelling a case rooted in a shocking past. The Glass Room draws Vera into her own circle of neighbours when a friend goes missing, and Harbour Street brings a killer hiding in plain sight to snowbound Newcastle. The Moth Catcher shatters the calm of a seemingly idyllic rural community, and The Seagull closes the set with Vera confronting secrets from her own father's past. Across all eight novels, Cleeves combines atmospheric Northumbrian settings with intricately plotted mysteries and a richly drawn, unconventional detective. Fans of the ITV series will recognise many storylines, while newcomers can discover the character-driven cases that inspired the show. Together, these books form one of British crime fiction's most acclaimed detective series.. Complete 8-book paperback collection of the acclai