The Kill House

Ben Sign Mystery #4

by Matthew Dunn

A serial killer is operating from his mansion in a remote part of England. His victims are his staff. Every month he employs three people - a housekeeper, cook, and gardener. He sources them from a gang that smuggles in illegal immigrants. The victims don’t exist in the eyes of the law. They are invisible. The serial killer is kind to them and gets to know them. Then he kills them in a manner that befits their off-duty interests.

Former MI6 officer Ben Sign and former undercover cop Tom Knutsen are alerted to the disappearance of numerous immigrants. Sign suspects they are being murdered by a clever serial killer. But how does he ascertain that person’s identity?

Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2019

About the author

Matthew Dunn was an MI6 intelligence officer who spent years operating around the world on matters pertaining to the national security of Great Britain and its allies. For the last decade he has been an author and has written 14 published books. He is the author of the "Spycatcher" series and "Ben Sign" series of espionage-mystery noir novels.

Reviews

[heather agnew · Rating 5 out of 5]

Satisfying Series. Have read the four books and hope to read more

Really enjoy the two main characters. Very different men but a good mix. I would love to be invited to dine with them. A sort of Holmes and Watson but even more cerebral. A former spy and a former undercover detective. Both brilliant in their own way. Highly recommend.

[Tony Clark · Rating 1 out of 5]

Will not read another book by Matthew Dunn

I considered reading the next book but I don't think I'll be able to deal with the irritation induced by errors every few pages. Have previously sent notifications and corrections which appear to get ignored !!

[Alyce Rae · Rating 2 out of 5]

Disappointing

[Larry H. · Rating 5 out of 5]

An occasional error or two, but not enough for me to become some pretentious tosser and berate the author. Very dark and twisted story. Love Mr. Dunn's writing. Hopes he keeps on writing more.

[Jeff · Rating 3 out of 5]

A bit on the gruesome side.

[John Mullee]

Another good Ben Sign adventure, but it ended so abruptly.