Contraband
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The Accident on the A35
Graeme Macrae Burnet
"Gripping and intelligent." Philip Pullman
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His Bloody Project
Graeme Macrae Burnet
'A real box of tricks… a truly ingenious thriller as confusingly multilayered as an Escher staircase.' – ...
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The Disappearance of Adèle Bedeau
Graeme Macrae Burnet
'A deeply atmospheric read. Of all the notable achievements in The Disappearance of Adèle Bedeau the most ...
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A Proper Person to be Detained
Catherine Czerkawska
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A Superior Spectre
Angela Meyer
“This is one of those rare books that penetrates deep into the reader’s most secret self. Read it and hol...
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Chinese Spring
Christopher New
“An affecting family drama with a cast of interesting and well-drawn characters. New creates a touching, me...
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Mr Todd’s Reckoning
Iain Maitland
'Just great. Truly scary, a fabulous dive into the mind of a classic, self-justifying psychopath … A fantas...
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Runaway
Claire MacLeary
“This is a thoroughly entertaining series that could run and run.” Sunday Herald
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Down to the Sea
Sue Lawrence
"A haunting, moving story." Kirsty Wark
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The Janus Run
Douglas Skelton
“A defining work by our finest emerging crime fiction talent.” Quintin Jardine
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In the Valley of the Sun
Andy Davidson
“A beautiful nightmare. A book that haunts, teases, and compels. a must-read for any brave horror fan.” E...
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Burnout
Claire MacLeary
“Absorbing. This is a thoroughly entertaining series that could run and run.” Shirley Whiteside, Sunday H...
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Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Golden Samovar
Olga Wojtas
“This is a delightful addition to the ranks of comic crime, mixing sharp observation with a lightness of to...
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Ed’s Dead
Russel D McLean
“This book is fantastic! Fast paced and at times just utter nuts… A beautiful masterpiece of modern Scott...
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Sweet William
Iain Maitland
"Extremely well written and very frightening." Barbara Nadel
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The Paper Cell
Louise Hutcheson
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The G-String Murders
Gypsy Rose Lee
"Recommended for the readers who feel better when their eyebrows are raised.” – The New Yorker
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Tag – You’re Dead
Douglas Skelton
“A thoroughly gripping whodunit that shows just how darkly humorous Tartan Noir can become: and how genuine...
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Cross Purpose
Claire MacLeary
"A dark devious delight, definitely one to watch." - Neil Broadfoot
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Moscow at Midnight
Sally McGrane
“A worthy successor to John le Carré... A fast-paced, well-written spy thriller, full of unexpected twists...
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Dog Fight
Michael J Malone
“An outstanding thriller… truly gripping… The story is beautifully crafted and perfectly paced…set ag...
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All the Devils
Neil Broadfoot
“An excellent addition to the series. Cracks along at a great pace, with all of Broadfoot’s trademark gr...
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The Dead Don’t Boogie
Douglas Skelton
“Fast-paced, funny and frightening – Dominic Queste’s first outing supplies it all.” Lin Anderson
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And When I Die
Russel D McLean
“Brutal and driven … at its heart is Kat Scobie – complicated and conflicted but achingly real.” Eva ...
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Featured Contraband author
Neil Broadfoot
Before turning his hand to fiction, Neil Broadfoot worked as a journalist for 15 years – an experience that greatly influenced his high-octane thrillers Falling Fast, The Storm and All the Devils, all of which feature crime reporter Doug McGregor. Falling Fast was an instant success, shortlisted for the prestigious Deanston Scottish Crime Book of the Year Award and the Dundee International Book Prize. Its follow-up, The Storm, garnered praise from critics, crime fiction authors and readers alike, and has established Neil as one of the heavyweight writers on the (in)famous Tartan Noir scene.
