WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Death In Paradise.

Death In Paradise season 14 is nearing its end with just one more head-scratching case to get our teeth into with more guest stars welcomed into the fold.

DI Mervin Wilson (played by Don Gilet) is ready to return to London in the final episode of Death In Paradise season 14 but he is stopped in his tracks when the body of a woman is discovered in his shack.

He insists his innocence but with no forced entry, the evidence points to Mervin with the rest of the team determined to get to the truth.

The identity of the body remains a mystery for quite some time until it is discovered that she volunteered at a local turtle conservation charity which is where Sadie is brought in.

She is portrayed by actress Lyndsey Marshal who is probably best recognised for playing Cleopatra in HBO's Rome or as Lady Sarah Hill in Garrow's law.

Some of her other parts have been in Poirot, Midsomer Murders, Peak Practice, Blackout, Hanna and Inside Man.

Callum, another volunteer at the turtle conservation charity, is brought to life by actor Rupert Young.

Bridgerton fans will best recognise the star as Lord Featherington when he showed up in the second season of the Netflix romantic drama.

Young is also associated with playing Sir Leon in the BBC drama Merlin and has also had roles in Doc Martin, Will and Judge Rinder's Crown Court.

Little is known about what Rosa's involvement in Death In Paradise is going to be just yet but she will be played by actress Lily Nichol.

The star is reasonably new to the entertainment industry, having featured in an episode of I Hate Suzie with actress Billie Piper as Dory.

Some of her other parts have included playing Ellie in Lockwood & Co, Becky Trotter in Renegade Nelland Poppy in The South Westerlies.

Rounding off the guest stars in Death In Paradise season 14 episode eight is actress Nia Anisah as Estelle Laroche.

As well as featuring in a number of shorts, she has played Joe Sanderling in Magpie Murders and Evie in The Doll Factory.

While it's sad to say goodbye to the comedy-drama once again, there is good news as it's already been confirmed that season 15 is on the way.

Not only that but filming for the next lot of Death In Paradise episodes is due to start next month.

Death In Paradise is available to watch on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.