British police procedural
“British police procedurals where the place keeps its own evidence.”
British police procedurals where the place keeps its own evidence.
Every solution must be earned by evidence on the page.
The DI Megan Prosser novels are set on the wet west coast of Wales, among fishing co-operatives, temporary work, family care and communities shaped by money that never quite reaches the people who earned it.
It begins with The Unclaimed Berth. The case closes completely; Megan’s posting, her team and the private obligations that do not pause for an investigation carry on into the next one.
What you’re in for
Read in order; each book is a complete movement of one closed arc.

Detective Inspector Megan Prosser arrives in wet Pembrokeshire and finds a woman dead beneath a harbour boat. When a second death exposes missing money, false messages and a hidden connection to the fishing co-operative, Megan and her new team must build a case that survives the evidence, while her unwanted transfer begins to cost her at home.
British police procedural
“British police procedurals where the place keeps its own evidence.”
Ruth Carswell writes British police procedurals about coastal communities, practical detective teams and the private costs of public duty. The Unclaimed Berth is the first DI Megan Prosser novel.