Books like The House at Sea's End

Book three in the series starts with Ruth now the mother to a newborn. And she’s struggling with all the problems a single mother deals with. But her friends rally to help, including Michelle, Nelson’s wife. And poor Nelson is having a hard enough time adjusting to his new daughter without that!I found the actual mystery in this book more engaging than book two. Six skeletons are found buried in the sand, hands tied behind their backs. The skeletons date to WWII. And then, older men involved in the Home Guard start dying under suspicious circumstances. The story moved at a fast clip and I was totally caught off guard by whom the murderer was. I have become totally engaged not only with Ruth, but with the whole cast of characters. This series is very much character driven. So happy I still have so many more books ahead of me.