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2 Formats: Library CD
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2 Formats: MP3 CD
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ISBN: 9781665122726
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ISBN: 9781665122733
| Runtime: | 10.23 Hours |
| Category: | Fiction/Mystery & Detective |
| Audience: | Adult |
| Language: | English |
Summary
Summary
Finalist for the 2020 Edgar Award for Best Paperback Original
A man hangs himself in a neighborhood chapel. Bodies of young girls are being found in canals and rivers across the city with high levels of Mandrax in their bloodstream. McCoy is asked to watch over a colleague's niece, who has left home young and is running with a bad crowd in Glasgow. DS Wattie is attempting to become a sergeant. Drugs in Glasgow have gotten darker and more dangerous.
Glasgow, its music, and its inhabitants all have rough edges in this hard city fought over by gangs, organized crime, the forces of law and order, and ordinary people trying to get by.
Editorial Reviews
Editorial Reviews
“All the elements of a classic crime page turner are here. The novel is just waiting to be transferred to the small screen.” —The Scotsman (Edinburgh)
“Imbued with all the grit, blood, and pervasive damp of the best Celtic crime, this series is destined to become a favorite among Adrian McKinty’s and Denise Mina’s followers.” —Booklist
Author
Author Bio: Alan Parks
Alan Parks is an author whose debut novel, Bloody January, propelled him onto the international literary crime-fiction circuit and won him praise, prizes, and success with readers. The second book in the Harry McCoy series, February’s Son, was a finalist for a MWA Edgar Award. He was born in Scotland, earned an MA degree in moral philosophy from the University of Glasgow, and still lives and works in the city he so vividly depicts in his Harry McCoy thrillers.
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Details
Details
| Available Formats : | Library CD, MP3 CD |
| Category: | Fiction/Mystery & Detective |
| Runtime: | 10.23 |
| Audience: | Adult |
| Language: | English |
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