EEBib: DI Bethany Smith Series

TH - 1215/1 | Cold is the Caller (DI Bethany Smith #1) by Emmy Ellis

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COLD IS THE CALLER WHO HAS AN AXE TO GRIND

DI Bethany Smith is called out to a murder scene where the state of the body is like nothing she’s ever seen before. The victim, a male, has been left in a terrifying mess. Why? What do the clues left behind mean? They’re not obviously pointing to anything, and working it out is nigh on impossible.

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TH - 1215/2 | Down in the Garden (DI Bethany Smith #2) by Emmy Ellis

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On the worst day of her life, DI Bethany Smith decides to scrap the remainder of her leave and join Mike down in the garden, where a body has been left, posed, and with certain things on it that make no sense.

There’s a warped killer out there, intent on leaving clues, but what do they mean? They are linked in their own way but not in any manner that Bethany can use to solve the case.

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TH - 1215/3 | Red is the Colour (DI Bethany Smith #3) by Emmy Ellis

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EATING IS NOTHING BUT TORMENT

Still grieving, DI Bethany Smith is stumped by a letter and map that have arrived, stating someone is dead and where to find them. The problem is, the map has been drawn by hand, and she can’t quite work out where the location is. When she does, she’s led to a place of business—but what has that got to do with the murder?

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TH - 1215/4 | How Skin Burns (DI Bethany Smith #4) by Emmy Ellis

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DI Bethany Smith is thrown into another harrowing case, where a missing person has been found dead, buried in the woods.

Why has the body been placed in a massive plastic bag complete with a ribbon and a sprig of holly attached, as though it’s a gift?

Why is she wearing a Victorian dress and boots?

More importantly, her skin has been burnt. Who would want to torture someone like that?

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TH - 1215/5 | Death is a Party (DI Bethany Smith #5) by Emmy Ellis

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ENJOY THE FUN WHILE YOU CAN

With a serial killer on the loose, intent on murdering everyone in Le Huray Close, Bethany has a tough time working out who it is. It could be one of the residents, or maybe it’s a work colleague—or perhaps it’s just a randomer who’s trying his luck. Either way, the clues aren’t obvious, and she’s frustrated beyond belief.

Why is the killer using different methods with each person?

Do the summer parties play a part?

Who is enraged enough to kill each person so quickly—right under the noses of the police?

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TH - 1215/6 | The Gift is Murder (DI Bethany Smith #6) by Emmy Ellis

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THE GIVING OF PRESENTS IS DEADLY

Christmas is almost here, and DI Bethany Smith is looking forward to the break. A killer has other ideas on that score, though, and begins a spree, leaving bodies battered and bruised…amongst other things.

The festive season brings back terrible memories, a trigger, and the only way to assuage it is to murder…

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TH - 1215/7 | Santa and the Secret (DI Bethany Smith #7) by Emmy Ellis

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DI Bethany Smith is on her way to join her partner, Mike, for Christmas at his mother’s. A killer is going to mess that up by falling back on an old habit and murdering when she doesn’t get what she wants.

Shamara has been full of a sense of entitlement her whole life, so why should it be any different now she’s an adult?

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TH - 1215/8 | Evil is the Butcher (DI Bethany Smith #8) by Emmy Ellis

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DI Bethany Smith has been looking into smaller crimes since the Tic Tac Toe case. While she’s eager to get her teeth into something substantial, she’s not keen for more murder.

A killer has other ideas, a man who’s been strangling people all over the country. Roland chops them up and buries them—in graves belonging to recently interred women. To him the ladies are his beloved mother, and she should be with him, not alone in the ground. Or has he got that mixed up and death is exactly what she deserved?

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