Duivelsbocht

Devils' Way by Robert Bryndza is the fourth book in the Kate Marshall series and it's a captivating mystery that explores the long-buried disappearance of a young boy. In the multi-layered plot, suspicion attaches to the boy's grandmother and mother, who aren't who they seem at first blush. There's depth to the narrative that draws the reader in early on, taking us to the secluded moors and dangerous waters near Dartmoor.

Judiciously sprinkled with twists and red herrings, this is a welcome addition to the series. As always, Bryndza's writing is top-notch, making this a must-read for fans of mysteries set in the UK. And if you like this one, be sure to go back and read the first three.

My thanks to Net Galley for providing an Advanced Reader Copy for my review.