Murder in the Merchant City
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'If you’re looking to settle down with a gripping whodunit and a good measure of comedy the latest crime novel from Angus McAllister is worth picking up. A cleverly crafted read and McAllister keeps up the suspense splendidly'
» Scottish Field
Annette Somerville, a young single mother, earns her living in a high-class Glasgow sauna parlour, scrupulously keeping her respectable home life separate from her professional activities. During a series of murders in the city, seemingly unconnected, Annette realises that all of the victims have been regular customers. Les mer
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Annette Somerville, a young single mother, earns her living in a high-class Glasgow sauna parlour, scrupulously keeping her respectable home life separate from her professional activities. During a series of murders in the city, seemingly unconnected, Annette realises that all of the victims have been regular customers.
What should Annette do? No one else seems interested, and her boss makes it clear that going to the police will cost Annette her job. But Annette's new boyfriend, a former customer of the sauna, could be the murderer's next victim.
Can Annette continue to keep her two lives separate, or are they destined to violently clash?
What should Annette do? No one else seems interested, and her boss makes it clear that going to the police will cost Annette her job. But Annette's new boyfriend, a former customer of the sauna, could be the murderer's next victim.
Can Annette continue to keep her two lives separate, or are they destined to violently clash?
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Polygon An Imprint of Birlinn Limited
- Innbinding
- Paperback
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9781846974717
- Utgivelsesår
- 2019
- Format
- 20 x 13 cm
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'If you’re looking to settle down with a gripping whodunit and a good measure of comedy the latest crime novel from Angus McAllister is worth picking up. A cleverly crafted read and McAllister keeps up the suspense splendidly'
» Scottish Field