CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ
Philip Pullman
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Acts of Allegiance
Peter Cunningham
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The Darkness Within
Alanna Knight
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Cause of Death
Peter Ritchie
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The False Men
Mhairead MacLeod
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Keep Me Safe (Seal Island 1) A Lost Girl. A Desperate Mother. A Search for the Truth.
Daniela Sacerdoti
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Game Over (Bob Skinner Series, Book 27): A Gritty Edinburgh Mystery Full of Murder and Intrigue
Quintin Jardine
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When Eight Bells Toll
Alistair MacLean, Jonathan Oliver
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The Runner
Peter May
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1588: A Calendar of Crime: A Novel in Five Books
Shirley McKay
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The Wizard’s Daughter
Barbara Michaels
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One Last Dram Before Midnight: The D.C.I. Daley Stories
Denzil Meyrick
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The Growing Season
Helen Sedgwick
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After the Dance: Selected Stories of Iain Crichton Smith
Iain Crichton-Smith, Alan Warner
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Seek
Anthony O'Neill
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Caileideascop
Daibhidh Eyre
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Thief’s Mark (Sharpe & Donovan, Book 8)
Carla Neggers
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Sherlock Holmes Short Stories
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Flame Tree Studio
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Insidious Intent
Val McDermid
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The Weight of Angels
Catriona McPherson
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