A GRIPPING HISTORICAL THRILLER SET IN Inverness IN THE WAKE OF THE 1746 BATTLE OF CULLODEN. fast paced, twisting and turning\' 5* READER REVIEW. . .
Her best yet\' ANDREW TAYLOR \'Everything you could ask for from a historical thriller\' ANTONIA HODGSON \'An intricately wrought, compulsively page-turning tale\' CRAIG RUSSELL \'A first rate historical thriller\' 5* READER REVIEW \'From the moment I began reading I was hooked\' 5* READER REVIEW \'Hugely entertaining . . . ****************** PRAISE FOR THE Bookseller OF Inverness \'Fresh and intriguing .
He soon finds himself embroiled in a web of deceit and a series of old scores to be settled in the ashes of war.
With no sign of the killer, Iain wonders whether the stranger discovered what he was looking for - and whether he paid for it with his life.
The next morning Iain opens up shop and finds the stranger dead, his throat cut, and the murder weapon laid out in front of him - a sword with a white cockade on its hilt, the emblem of the Jacobites.
But the man refuses to say what he\'s searching for and only leaves when Iain closes for the night.
One day, after helping several of his regular customers, he notices a stranger lurking in the upper gallery of his shop, poring over his collection.
Six years later, with the clan chiefs routed and the Highlands subsumed into the British state, Iain lives a quiet life, working as a Bookseller in Inverness.
Wounded, his face brutally slashed, he survived only by pretending to be dead as the Redcoats patrolled the corpses of his Jacobite comrades. \'This slice of historical fiction takes you on a wild ride\' THE TIMES After Culloden, Iain MacGillivray was left for dead on Drummossie Moor.
A GRIPPING HISTORICAL THRILLER SET IN Inverness IN THE WAKE OF THE 1746 BATTLE OF CULLODEN
