CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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A Song for the Dark Times
Ian Rankin, James Macpherson
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A Study in Crimson: Sherlock Holmes: 1942
Robert J. Harris
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The Foot of the Walk Murders
Simpson Grears
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The Lost Lights of St Kilda
Elisabeth Gifford
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The River Capture
Mary Costello
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Death from a Shetland Cliff
Marsali Taylor, Angela Ness
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Things We Say in the Dark
Kirsty Logan
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A Large Measure of Snow: A Tale From Kinloch
Denzil Meyrick
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Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death
M. C. Beaton
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Death on a Shetland Cliff
Marsali Taylor
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PETER PAN: An Illuminated Edition
J.M. Barrie, Brecht Evens, Maria Tatar
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The Ninth Child: The new novel from the author of The Sealwoman’s Gift
Sally Magnusson
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Hitler’s Peace: gripping alternative history thriller from a global bestseller
Philip Kerr
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The Return of Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
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The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
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Lies to Tell: An utterly gripping Scottish crime thriller
Marion Todd
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D (A Tale of Two Worlds): A modern-day Dickensian fable
Michel Faber
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A Song of Isolation
Michael Malone
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Breakheart Pass
Alistair MacLean
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The Golden Gate
Alistair MacLean
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‘The very thought of those grey faces made my skin grow cold.’
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‘This enraged the locals and he came close to being run out of town on several occasions.’
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‘‘That’s right, Bobby,’ he growled. ‘I haven’t seen you in – well, since you decided to kill me.’ ‘
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The Shortest History of Scotland: A Q & A with Murray Pittock
‘We need to be better aware of that to understand the challenges and achievements of the past, and t …
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