CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Bookshop Detective
Jan Ellis
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Birdcage Walk
Helen Dunmore
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A Summer of Surprises and an Unexpected Affair
Jan Ellis
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The Long Drop
Denise Mina
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Stay With Me
Ayobami Adebayo
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The Cracked Spine
Paige Shelton
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Racing the Devil: An Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery
Charles Todd
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Death of a Nurse
M. C. Beaton
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For My Sins
Alex Nye
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The Detective Club: Wychford Poisoning Case: A Detective Story Club Classic Crime Novel
Anthony Berkeley, Tony Medawar
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The Detective Club: Silk Stocking Murders: A Detective Story Club Classic Crime Novel
Anthony Berkeley, Tony Medawar
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Unspeakable
Dilys Rose
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Written in Bones: Inspector McLean 7
James Oswald
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Someone Always Robs the Poor
Carl MacDougall
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Rich Girl, Poor Girl: Flowers of Scotland #1
Eileen Ramsay
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The Detective Club: The Wychford Poisoning Case: A Detective Story Club Classic Crime Novel
Anthony Berkeley, Tony Medawar
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The Detective Club: The Silk Stocking Murders: A Detective Story Club Classic Crime Novel
Anthony Berkeley, Tony Medawar
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The Good Daughter
Alexandra Burt
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The Uncommon Life of Alfred Warner in Six Days
Juliet Conlin
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Three Sisters, Three Queens
Philippa Gregory
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ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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David Robinson Reviews: Our Noble Selves by Kate Atkinson
‘As I suggested at the start, there’s a whole heap of plot in Our Noble Selves – spies, murders, and …
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‘They had spoken perhaps ten sentences each and it had already begun. Moira’s resentments, her preju …
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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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David Robinson Reviews: This Door of the Seas
‘He sees what he wants to. And it makes a kind of sense too – especially to colonists from Scotland, …
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The Broons and Oor Wullie Celebrate their 90th Birthdays!
‘Whatever the future may hold, we can be sure that The Broons and Oor Wullie will always be a part o …
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Pretty Valuable Things by A. J. Leslie
Harper considered Charles for a few moments, lit a cigarette, then said ‘we are treating it as murde …
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Chris McQueer is a Scottish writer and spoken art performer. With extensive use of the Scots language, his writings are dark comedy and surreal humour. He is best known for his two published collections of short stories Hings and HWFG. He released his …
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