Devil Take the Blue?Tail Fly
Pbk published July 2001 by Canongate Books at £5.99
ISBN: 1841951641
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Thriller which explores music and madness, in which the main protagonist is both criminal and victim
In New York, in 1946, Ellen returns home to her husband after the breakdown that has interrupted her career as one of the city's most gifted harpsichordists. Over the next terrifying weeks, she will be both the criminal and the agonised victim.
No Smoke
Pbk published August 2001 by Canongate Books at £6.99
ISBN: 1841951161
Glasgow, 1976. Jake McGinty and his gang are running around town, drinking, fighting and getting involved in all sorts of minor criminal activity. Then a scam goes wrong and dead bodies start to pile up. The police are quick to try to pin it on Jake - but are the real suspects closer to home?
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The Chill
Pbk published July 2001 by Canongate Books at £5.99
ISBN: 1841951188
Private detective Lew Archer is engaged to trace a spouse, who has vanished - apparently of her own free will - one day into her honeymoon. But as soon as he has found Dolly Kincaid, Archer finds himself embroiled in two murders, one 20 years old, the other so recent the blood is still wet.
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The Difference
Pbk published September 2001 by Canongate Books at £5.99
ISBN: 1841952052
Set against the sweeping panorama of Arizona circa 1880, this work has many of the surface trappings of a standard western. However, from the first shocking realisation that the line between good and evil is being overstepped, the author then begins to dismantle the American cowboy myth
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