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'R.D. McLean does for Dundee what Ian Rankin did for Edinburgh' James Oswald
1978, Scotland. An ambitious killer hunts neighbourhood pets before seeking larger prey. As Detective Burnet battles to find the truth, her search leads to a bloody, terrifying conclusion . . .
Newly assigned to CID, Elizabeth Burnet is seen as just a pretty face. So when she stumbles across evidence of a serial killer, dubbed "the Werewolf", her theories are dismissed. The only person who believes Burnet is a former detective with his own agenda: exposing corruption within Tayside Police. Together, they realise that some in the force have reasons for sweeping recent deaths under the carpet.
But someone is still out there, pursuing victims in the Templeton Woods. As Burnet reveals the killer's identity, she also exposes the mind of a monster pushed to the edge.
'Combines the dark delights of a serial-killer thriller with an unflinching corruption tale' Eva Dolan
'A superbly crafted, dark and twisty read that transported me deep into 1970s Dundee' D.S. Butler R.D. McLean is the author of eight crime novels and a number of short stories in anthologies and magazines, including Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, The Book of Extraordinary Sleuths and Private Eye Stories. His debut novel, The Good Son was shortlisted for the Private Eye Writers of America Shamus Award in 2010. His latest novel, Ed's Dead was called "A really authentic and remarkable read!" by bestselling author Martina Cole. 1978, Scotland. An ambitious killer hunts neighbourhood pets before seeking larger prey. As Detective Burnet battles to find the truth, her search leads to a bloody, terrifying conclusion . . . A thrilling spin on the trend of female detective novels and series. Author has a great track record and is excited to write more Scottish crime fiction. A fast-paced thriller with plenty of suspense and perfect Scottish wit thrown in for good measure.
1978, Scotland. An ambitious killer hunts neighbourhood pets before seeking larger prey. As Detective Burnet battles to find the truth, her search leads to a bloody, terrifying conclusion . . .
Newly assigned to CID, Elizabeth Burnet is seen as just a pretty face. So when she stumbles across evidence of a serial killer, dubbed "the Werewolf", her theories are dismissed. The only person who believes Burnet is a former detective with his own agenda: exposing corruption within Tayside Police. Together, they realise that some in the force have reasons for sweeping recent deaths under the carpet.
But someone is still out there, pursuing victims in the Templeton Woods. As Burnet reveals the killer's identity, she also exposes the mind of a monster pushed to the edge.
'Combines the dark delights of a serial-killer thriller with an unflinching corruption tale' Eva Dolan
'A superbly crafted, dark and twisty read that transported me deep into 1970s Dundee' D.S. Butler R.D. McLean is the author of eight crime novels and a number of short stories in anthologies and magazines, including Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, The Book of Extraordinary Sleuths and Private Eye Stories. His debut novel, The Good Son was shortlisted for the Private Eye Writers of America Shamus Award in 2010. His latest novel, Ed's Dead was called "A really authentic and remarkable read!" by bestselling author Martina Cole. 1978, Scotland. An ambitious killer hunts neighbourhood pets before seeking larger prey. As Detective Burnet battles to find the truth, her search leads to a bloody, terrifying conclusion . . . A thrilling spin on the trend of female detective novels and series. Author has a great track record and is excited to write more Scottish crime fiction. A fast-paced thriller with plenty of suspense and perfect Scottish wit thrown in for good measure.