A new Logan McRae thriller from the bestselling author of 'Cold Granite', set to rival Ian Rankin.

Dying Light

Blind Eye

The ninth Logan McRae thriller from the No. 1 bestseller Stuart MacBride.

 'Dark and griping. A riveting page-turner' Independent on Sunday

 One mistake can cost you everything.

 A little girl's body washes up just outside the sleepy coastal town of Macduff, kicking off a major manhunt. Officially, the investigation is out of Sergeant Logan McRae's hands, but DCI Steel's Major Investigation Team, drafted in from Aberdeen, is getting nowhere fast.

 Steel is running out of ideas and time. She wants Logan back on her team, and doesn't care how she gets him there.

 One thing is clear: there are dangerous predators lurking in the wilds of Aberdeenshire, and not everyone's getting out of this alive.

The Missing and the Dead

L'inspecteur chef Logan McRae n'a plus le vent en poupe. Son patron est dans le coma par sa faute, et ni ses brillants états de service ni l'arrestation d'un pédophile quelques mois plus tôt ne peuvent lui éviter d'intégrer l'équipe des Tocards où ses supérieurs l'ont relégué. Mais Logan McRae est déterminé à redorer son blason, même s'il doit pour cela élucider simultanément deux affaires épineuses: l'incendie criminel d'un squat - six morts - et l'assassinat d'une prostituée bien connue des services, dont on a retrouvé le corps martyrisé sur les docks.

Mortelle Ecosse

Four-year-old David Reid's body is discovered in a ditch, strangled, mutilated and a long time dead... Set in Aberdeen, where the rainy season lasts all year, criminal gangs vie for supremacy on the streets and the oil industry brings an influx of wealth and vice, this thriller is from a writer with an observant eye and a Scottish sense of humour.

Cold Granite

A collection of interlinked tales of crime and retribution laced with dark humour, set around the festive season - from the No. 1 bestseller Stuart MacBride

 On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me.

 Twelve days, twelve stories.

 Meet Fat Billy Partridge, possibly the worst cat-burglar ever; newbie drug-dealer Brian, who probably shouldn't be taking advantage of the job's fringe benefits; Philippe, a chef with anger-management issues and lots of very sharp knives; Mr Unwin, the undertaker with the golden touch; and Lord Peter Forsyth-Leven, MSP, learning the hard way that having it all means you've got so much more to lose.

 Thieves, drug dealers, lap-dancers, gangsters and even the odd good guy populate these twelve interlinked tales of crime and retribution set around the festive season.

Twelve Days of Winter: Crime at Christmas (short stories)

A gripping serial killer thriller with a twist - from No. 1 bestseller Stuart MacBride

 This time the serial killer picked the wrong family.

 'MacBride is a damned fine writer' Peter James

 They call him Sawbones: a serial killer touring America kidnapping young women.

 The FBI's investigating - but getting nowhere.

 The latest victim is Laura Jones. Sixteen years old. Pretty. Blonde. And the daughter of one of New York's most notorious gangsters. Laura's Dad doesn't care about the law. What he wants is revenge. And he knows just the guys to get it.

 This time, Sawbones picked on the wrong family.

Sawbones: A Novella

The sixth gripping thriller in the No.1 bestselling crime series from the award-winning Stuart MacBride. 

 Scotland's finest see first-hand how starting again can be murder.

 'MacBride is a damned fine writer' Peter James

 Everyone deserves a second chance.

 Richard Knox has done his time and seen the error of his ways. He wants to leave his dark past behind, so why shouldn't he be allowed to live wherever he wants?

 Detective Sergeant Logan McRae isn't thrilled about having to help a violent rapist settle into Aberdeen. Even worse, he's stuck with the man who put Knox behind bars, DSI Danby, supposedly to 'keep an eye on things'.

 Only things are about to go very, very wrong.

 Edinburgh gangster Malk the Knife wants a slice of Aberdeen's latest development boom. Local crime lord Wee Hamish Mowat has ominous plans for Logan's future. And Knox's past isn't finished with him yet.

Dark Blood

Écosse, paysages glacés de l'hiver avec pluie, neige et verglas. C'est là, dans la petite ville d'Old Castle, qu'officie le constable Ash Henderson. Sa tâche : retrouver le tueur en série que les tabloïds appellent le «Birthday Boy», sa spécialité étant de kidnapper des jeunes filles de moins de treize ans, de les torturer et, le jour de leur anniversaire, d'envoyer une carte postale à leurs parents pour les rendre fous de douleur. Flanqué d'Alice McDonald, une profileuse portée sur l'alcool pour oublier les horreurs auxquelles elle est confrontée, Ash a enfin le ferme espoir de retrouver le monstre lorsque des restes de victimes sont découverts, ouvrant ainsi de nouvelles pistes de recherches. C'est qu'un terrible secret le motive: Rebecca, sa propre fille, a été enlevée par l'assassin. Le révéler à quiconque serait se voir viré de l'enquête. Impensable. Livre dur, à la limite de l'insoutenable, Surtout, ne pas savoir nous plonge dans un univers où tueur et flic se côtoient sur les deux versants de la même horreur.

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