All We Cannot Leave Behind
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Edinburgh, 1920. Three children are missing, abducted from the poorhouses of the city.
When a body is found near the town of Liberton, Dr Thomas Stevenson, still suffering from the trauma of the First World War, finds himself drawn into the police investigation. But suspicion falls on the woman with the mysterious past who lives with Thomas. Could she be guilty of the brutal murder?
With time running out and lives at stake, Thomas must prove her innocence, but to do that he has to find the real killer and unlock the truth about her secret past. A past that casts a long, dark shadow.
The Barra Boy
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1982. Thirteen-year-old Ewan Fraser is sent to the remote island of Barra, off Scotland’s west coast, to stay with his aunt and uncle.
Resigned to a monotonous summer of boredom, he is befriended by local girl Laura Robertson; together they explore the golden beaches and rocky coves of the idyllic island.
But a dark secret that connects Laura to the mysterious outcast Mhairi Matheson and her son, Billy, is hidden beneath the tranquil surface…
A secret that threatens to tear the small community apart.
Forty years later, Ewan returns to confront the truth about the formative summer of his adolescence, and finally learn the truth about Laura and the boy from Barra.
The State Trilogy
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Set in the near future, the assassination of a politician triggers a series of events that threatens to bring down the State government in this explosive dystopian thriller series.
Detective Danny Samson finds himself at the centre of political scandal and cover-ups as he hunts the mysterious killer Gabriella, with the help of special agent Phillips.
Their investigation leads them to the very heart of power, and the disturbing truth about The State.
Unfolding over the following years, The State Trilogy will have you gripped from the first page until the end.
Iain Kelly 