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Inglorious Dead (A Doug Michie Novel Book 2)
Tony Black
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Description for Inglorious Dead (A Doug Michie Novel Book 2)
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This is the new Doug Michie crime novel by Tony Black, the acclaimed Scottish writer. Full of intrigue, lies, secrets, and illicit sexual encounters, this is a must-read for all fans of crime noir. Doug Michie is still holed up in Burns Country, trying to lick his wounds after the death of his mother and the disaster of his last case, when he finds himself something of a local celebrity in Ayrshire. His name, it seems, is now synonymous with the eradication of corruption - but, living up to the expectations of others has never been a strong ... Read more
This is the new Doug Michie crime novel by Tony Black, the acclaimed Scottish writer. Full of intrigue, lies, secrets, and illicit sexual encounters, this is a must-read for all fans of crime noir. Doug Michie is still holed up in Burns Country, trying to lick his wounds after the death of his mother and the disaster of his last case, when he finds himself something of a local celebrity in Ayrshire. His name, it seems, is now synonymous with the eradication of corruption - but, living up to the expectations of others has never been a strong ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
McNidder & Grace United Kingdom
Number of pages
170
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Series
A Doug Michie Mystery
Condition
New
Number of Pages
170
Place of Publication
Pembroke Dock, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780857160461
SKU
V9780857160461
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About Tony Black
Tony Black is an award-winning journalist and the author of some of the most critically-acclaimed British crime fiction of recent times.
Reviews for Inglorious Dead (A Doug Michie Novel Book 2)
'My favourite British Crime Writer.' Irvine Welsh 'Tony Black is the latest of the seemingly unending stream of good Scottish crime writers who have in common the ability to portray vividly the underbelly of Scottish inner-city criminality.' The Times