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A dark and twisting police procedural, for fans of James Oswald, LJ Ross, Stuart Macbride, Helen Fields, Ian Rankin, Joy Ellis, Christopher Brookmyre and Malcolm Mackay.

A dark and twisting police procedural, for fans of James Oswald, LJ Ross, Stuart Macbride, Helen Fields, Ian Rankin, Joy Ellis, Christopher Brookmyre and Malcolm Mackay.

A dark and twisting police procedural, for fans of James Oswald, LJ Ross, Stuart Macbride, Helen Fields, Ian Rankin, Joy Ellis, Christopher Brookmyre and Malcolm Mackay.

A humorous take on the referendum through the eyes of the character Dr Ian Shackleton of the Glasgow School of Politics and Football. From David Cameron striding across the border, wearing nothing but a kilt and brandishing a claymore soaked in the blood of his enemies, to Alex Salmond's naked mud wrestling bout with Alistair Darling, the campaign to win Scotland's independence from the Evil Empire in Westminster had everything. Now, with in-depth analysis from renowned political expert, Dr Ian Shackleton of the Glasgow School of Politics and Football, and relying on actual quotes from friends of sources close to aides to senior Holyrood insiders, From #Indyref To Eternity tells the true story of this momentous political event, with week-by-week reports from the final six months of the campaign that historians will call 'that vote about the thing that happened in Scotland in 2014.'

Searching for answers to his tortured, murder-filled existence, Barney Thomsn is drawn to take a job in London. Such is Barney's fate, that just as he arrives, a serial killer by the name of Harlequin Sweetlips begins to run amok among executives of Bethlehem's company. Suddenly, Barney is again in the middle of a multiple murder investigation.

When his latest book is shelved due to government interference, Lake Weston a Bob Dylan-addicted children's author decides that it is time to stand up for personal rights. The book within a month is banned under an obscure paragraph of anti-terror legislation. The media is curious about the author of the book; the government, however, knows.

Barney Thomson, an awkward barber from Glasgow, leads a monotonous life filled with mediocrity and isolation. Stuck in a rut for twenty years, his dull existence takes a surprising turn when inadvertent murder and a deranged psychopath enter the picture, adding unexpected chaos to his routine.

As Barney Thomson is closing up the barbershop for the night, an old man enters looking for a Cary Grant cut and a bit of a chat. The following day, Barney discovers that his late night customer was the captain of a fishing trawler which had been found abandoned on the Clyde over one hundred years ago.

Barney Thomson is a restless soul in search of a quiet town in which to settle. He thinks he might just have found it in Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae and life can at last bring him some peace. It might have done, but for things like the dead body at the bottom of the stairs, and the ghost tormented for all time to go to the bathroom.

Amidst a perilous escape from the UK, Niles finds himself in Venezuela as an illegal immigrant, pursued by deadly threats. Trapped with an American film crew, including the Defence Secretary's wife and daughter, their situation worsens when their plane crashes in the Colombian rainforest. As they face a violent confrontation with drug barons, Niles teams up with an SAS unit to navigate the treacherous terrain and ensure the safety of the survivors. The tension escalates as they race against time to return to the USA and protect the Secretary's family.