A Death in Glasgow

<b>Get ready to be addicted to the page-turning new mystery thriller from Scottish crime author, Eva Macrae, perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride, <i>Happy Valley</i>, and <i>Dept. Q.</i></b><p><b>'Outstanding and enthralling' </b>Angela Marsons<br><b>'Raw, authentic and utterly gripping' </b>Caroline Mitchell<br><b>'A dazzlingly good thriller' </b>Marion Todd</p><p><b><i>-------------------------------------------</i></b></p><p><b><i>She bought a return ticket. She never came back…</i></b></p><p><b>When Holly Campbell’s body is found on the train tracks at Glasgow Central, police quickly rule it a suicide.</b></p><p>She’d had a troubled past. She’d tried before.</p><p>But Sergeant May Mackay can’t let one detail go. If Holly never wanted to come home, why did she buy a return ticket?</p><p>Driven by her own haunting loss and a promise to Holly’s grieving mother, May is determined to solve the mystery.</p><p>But the deeper she digs, the more sinister the truth becomes.</p><p>Someone is hiding a terrible secret. And they’ll do whatever it takes to keep it buried.</p><p><b>Even if it means silencing May for good…</b></p><b><p><i>-------------------------------------------</i></p><p>MORE PRAISE FOR<i> A DEATH IN GLASGOW</i></p></b><p></p><p><b>'A great police procedural written with wit, honesty and bite' </b><i>Daily Mail</i></p><p><b>'Taut, tense, vibrant and beautifully written.' </b>Ruth Mancini</p><p><b>'Macrae has created a brilliantly Weegie cast of conflicted, tormented characters who have real emotional depth and coupled it to a plot with the pace of a runaway train. Once you're on board there's no way off.'</b> Callum McSorley</p><p><b>'Chillingly authentic with a protagonist to root for... I absolutely loved it.'</b> Claire Wilson</p><p><b>'Absorbing, gritty and real… this book was right up my street. Sergeant May Mackay was a breath of fresh air in the crime thriller arena. I can’t wait to read more about her.’</b> Mel Sherratt</p><p><b>'Raw, authentic and utterly gripping. Eva Macrae drags you into Glasgow’s shadows and doesn’t let you out. Sergeant May Mackay is a force to be reckoned with.' </b>Caroline Mitchell</p><p><b>"Richly authentic with a protagonist to root for, <i>A Death in Glasgow </i>is a dazzlingly good thriller, dripping with heart and hope. One of the best books I’ve read this year."</b> - Marion Todd</p><p><b>“I had a little reading time and I chose to spend some of it with <i>A Death in Glasgow</i> which I absolutely loved. I read the book in one sitting and was captivated from the first line. Outstanding and enthralling.”</b> Angela Marsons</p><p><b>‘Rich in atmosphere, with complex characters , this compelling procedural will have you gripped’. </b><i>Woman's Own </i></p><p><b>'A pacy, accomplished crime thriller' </b><i>Saga </i></p><p><b>'Dark, gritty, and compulsively readable [...] A standout thriller, perfect for fans of <i>Happy Valley</i>'</b> <i>Dead Good</i></p><p><b><i>-------------------------------------------</i></b></p><p><b><i>Readers LOVE A Death in Glasgow... </i></b></p><p><b>*****</b> '<b>Shocking </b>and <b>twisty</b>.'</p><p><b>*****</b> 'Fast-paced and gripping... <b>phenomenal twist</b> at the end. Highly recommend!'</p><p><b>*****</b> 'Quite simply superb. I enjoyed it so much... <b>I read it in one sitting</b>.'</p><p><b>*****</b> 'I<b> absolutely loved this</b>! It really was jaw-dropping and left me speechless... <b>A definite five-star read</b>.'</p><p><b>*****</b> 'The novel is <b>rich in atmosphere</b>, <b>breath-taking </b>and <b>tense</b>. Plenty of action to keep me gripped.'</p>