Owen Mullen is an acclaimed novelist whose work has been long-listed for the McIlvanney Crime Book of the Year. His writing often delves into social issues, drawing from a rich tapestry of life experiences, from a career in music to extensive world travel. Mullen crafts compelling narratives that blend suspense with psychological depth, often set against diverse and evocative backdrops. His distinctive voice captivates readers by exploring the complexities of the human psyche.
A Glasgow private investigator is drawn into a complex mystery when the body he discovers in the mortuary is not the person he was searching for. As he delves deeper into the case, he uncovers unexpected twists and connections that challenge his skills and instincts. This gripping narrative explores themes of identity and deception, set against the backdrop of a city filled with secrets.
The abduction of thirteen-month-old Lily Hamilton from a Scottish beach sets off a gripping investigation led by private investigator Charlie Cameron. Reluctantly drawn into the case by Lily's distraught father, Mark Hamilton, Charlie must navigate the emotional turmoil and uncover the truth behind the kidnapping. With Mark convinced he knows the identity of the abductor and the motive, the case unfolds against a backdrop of desperation and urgency as Charlie races to bring Lily home.
The story follows PI Vincent Delaney, who is drawn back into the world of law enforcement when a series of child murders captures the attention of the FBI. An invitation from his former boss reignites his involvement with the NOPD, challenging his desire to leave that life behind. As he navigates the complexities of the case, Delaney must confront his past and the dark realities of the crimes.