CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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A Meeting in Seville
Paul A. Mendelson
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Between the Immensities
Doreen Davy
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Stairway OGN
Matt Hawkins, Raffaele Ienco
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The Woman with the Red Hair
Clive Tuckett
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Cold Iron
Miles Cameron
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Creature
Hunter Shea
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Charlaine Harris Cemetery Girl Book Three: Haunted Signed Edition
Charlaine Harris, Christopher Golden, Geraldo Borges
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Walking Shadows (Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus Crime Series, Book 25)
Faye Kellerman
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Lil’ Donnie Volume 1: Executive Privilege
Mike Norton, Mike Norton
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The Captain’s Daughter
Victoria Cornwall
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To Love Ru Darkness, Vol. 6
Saki Hasemi, Kentaro Yabuki
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Perfect Dead: A gripping crime thriller that will keep you hooked (DI Frank Farrell, Book 2)
Jackie Baldwin
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: Illustrated Edition
J. K. Rowling, Jim Kay
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A Column of Fire
Ken Follett
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The Ghost Tree
Barbara Erskine, TBA
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Perfect Silence (A DI Callanach Crime Thriller, Book 4)
Helen Fields, Robin Laing
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Broken Ground: A Karen Pirie Thriller
Val McDermid
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Now We Shall Be Entirely Free
Andrew Miller
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The Red Ribbon: An Irregular Spy Thriller (The Irregular Book 2)
H.B. Lyle
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Christmas at Tuppenny Corner
Katie Flynn
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Flight Patterns by Lorna J. Waite: An Appreciation by Janette Ayachi
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Ayont the Thistle by Jim Mackintosh, Alan Riach and James Robertson
‘Nane ae this then but – ma hert daen its hing/ an yon wee smile ae yours in the saft smir ae the ga …
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Hannah Lavery is a Scottish poet, playwright and performer. The Drift, her autobiographical spoken word show, was part of the National Theatre of Scotland’s 2019 season and Black History Month 2019. Her play, The Lament for Sheku Bayoh, was commissione …
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