CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Big Chill
Doug Johnstone
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Bear Island
Alistair MacLean
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Cover Your Tracks: From the Shortlisted CWA Gold Dagger Author
Claire Askew
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The Less Dead
Denise Mina
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Perfume Paradiso
Janey Jones
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Lethal White: Cormoran Strike Book 4
Robert Galbraith
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Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson, Mint Editions
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The Dance of the Serpents
Oscar De Muriel
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The Innocent Dead
Lin Anderson
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Reconciliation
Naoya Shiga, Ted Goossen
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The Shot
Philip Kerr
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A Silent Death
Peter May
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Shuggie Bain
Douglas Stuart
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Black Sunday
Tola Rotimi Abraham
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Summer
Ali Smith
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My Highland Rogue: A Highland Fling Novel
Karen Ranney
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How Beautiful We Were
Imbolo Mbue
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Duck Feet
Ely Percy
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Sight Unseen: A Sarah Sutherland Mystery
Sandra Ireland
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Alindarka’s Children
Alhierd Bacharevic, Petra Reid, Jim Dingley
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