The sale of customised goods or perishable goods, sealed audio or video recordings, or software, which has been opened. The descriptions of the landscape, the weather, and the small-town atmosphere serve to create a sense of place that is both eerie and familiar.

The resolution is satisfying without being overly dramatic, with classic tartan-noir thematic scenes and a pay-off that’s enjoyable and also entertaining as it unfolds. But when the book is a police procedural, I like more of the real world and how things are really done to seep in the novel. I am looking forward to more from this very talented author and will stick with the audiobook format. D.Kirk jau buvau pažįstama iš knygų apie Bobį Huną, tad pasirodžius naujai serijai neatsispyriau pagundai ją perskaityti.

It is a fairly standard police procedural thriller, but there was one trigger that was just horrifying. If a refund or reimbursement is payable to you, we will transfer the money using the same method originally used by you to pay for your purchase.

If a refund is payable to you we will process the refund as soon as possible, and, in any case within fourteen (14) days. The irony was that although the story centered on him clearing himself of the accusation that he had sent the wrong person to prison years ago, his whole behavior suggested he was the kind of cop who might be guilty of such a charge. I feel once I start something I owe it not only to the author, but to the people who read my blog, to finish it out.There’s a tangible sense of the Scottish Highlands throughout the book; the author grew up in Fort William and his knowledge of, and fondness for, the area shines through. An antagonist with a past that drives him to commit the crimes, even eliciting some understanding of the motivation?

The narration was expertly performed by the very talented Angus King, complete with a beautiful Scottish accent. Usually I read books you can learn something from, but for a change, I went for a novel, chose "A litter of bones" and loved it. This is a cleverly plotted, chilling and unpredictable read, but be warned there is horrendous cruelty to cats, and although it certainly fits with the character of the perpetrator it may trigger some people.I really enjoyed the humour combined with the crime element and will definitely read more in this series. The story takes place over a couple of days, and it was short enough that I read it in one rainy afternoon.

I was gifted with a free electronic copy of this book, but was not otherwise compensated for this review. During the first 13% I really thought that I had a winner, but unfortunately the writing quality went downhill. To begin with, for this being the first in a series, there is a lot mentioned in the synopsis that we learn nothing about. Developed characters, thoughts and situations explained in detail, it was like watching a good movie in my head.Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office. So either he’s been writing these for a long time and keeping them in a (big) shoebox, or he’s LJ Ross-level prolific. Readers who aren’t familiar with some of the terminology or have never experienced Scotland may find it easier to read the text. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. It definitely is a Scottish Detective Mystery, and I can see the comparisons with both Smith and Mayhew’s works.