We return to the stunning Kent coast for another dose of seaside suspense in Whitstable Pearl Series 1 and 2 DVD Box set with the wonderful Kerry Godliman who reprises her role as the eponymous Pearl, a restaurateur turned private detective. She's joined by familiar faces Frances Barber and Howard Charles as a well as series newcomer, TV favourite Robert Webb.

Whitstable Pearl Series 1 and 2 DVD Box set is out now and we have ten copies up for grabs! Series 2 is also available as a standalone release on DVD and digital.

We first meet Pearl, in series 1, as a popular restaurateur whose real passion lies in detective work after her police career was suddenly cut short many years before. When she discovers the body of a close family friend, she’s convinced it was foul play and following her instincts, she sets up her own detective agency and embarks on her own murder investigation.

Series two sees the big-hearted Pearl Nolan continue to juggle her impeccable investigative skills while running her restaurant with mum Dolly , although now her work as a full-time investigator takes centre stage.

Six months after the breakdown of her fleeting romance with DCI Mike McGuire, Pearl is now happily dating supply teacher Tom – who’s the definition of a “nice guy”. But her mother has other ideas and is determined to get her and Mike back together – even though they didn’t end on the best of terms.

As Pearl develops her crime-busting career, she and Mike are either pitted against each other, racing to solve a case, or forced to work together to get results. No longer partners in love but still very much partners in crime-solving, a series of fresh challenges await our dynamic – if not slightly dysfunctional – duo. Cases include a missing child, a sinister case of night terrors, a perilous twist in the sale of a pub, a slain bride, a 1970s film legend in peril – played by the inimitable screen legend Stephanie Beacham in a scene-stealing turn – and many more.

With a loveable lead and stellar supporting cast, don't miss the tide of suspense, heartfelt humour, and British coastal charm of Whitstable Pearl.