An amusing and clever foray into the world of Scottish policing in a remote community. DI West has to join up the dots when it comes to a moped gang, a murdered jeweler and a man who is minus his fingers.
A compact thriller (167 p. of relatively small type), this story proceeds in alternating chapters, one set featuring an odd couple pair of cops (younger female with a drinking and wild-catting problem; elderly disillusioned Scot - Inspector Munro - who is her supervisor and superior in detective ski...
Pete Brassett is at his best with this latest instalment in the DI Munro and DS West Scottish murder mystery series.
You don't get rid of an old stalwart that easily, so DI Munro is back in this murder mystery by Pete Brassett. No swearing, no children locked in dark rooms, no hidden agenda - its all intricate plot, devilish dialogue, and enough twists to make your head spin.
The fifth book in the series and no less tension and suspense than the others. The detectives have a new case that involves a strange figure from Norway. Can the police finger this man before he commits further grave crimes? Exciting and in parts funny. One to keep.
The fourth book by Brassett to feature detectives Munro and West, and just as good if not better than the previous ones.Set in Scotland, the strong brogue of DI Munro contrasts well with the sassy southern attitude of DS West. Battling the rambunctious locals and their insatiable appetite for choles...
A great romance by a crime writer!
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