
A Deadly Flame
DS Malkie McCulloch, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Angus King
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By:
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Doug Sinclair
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She opens the door to find two police officers waiting on her doorstep. Fear flashes through her. 'Can we come in?' they ask. 'It’s about your husband…'
Anna Galbraith's world shatters when she hears the devastating news: her husband’s whisky distillery has burned to the ground and a body has been found inside. But her husband wasn’t the only victim – a young firefighter perished too, leaving behind a grief-stricken fiancée only weeks away from their wedding day.
As DS Malkie McCulloch delves into the Galbraith family, he soon discovers their financial struggles. Was their marriage less perfect than Anne has made out?
After a shocking attack on a firefighter, another body is found, assaulted and set alight in the victim’s own home, and it’s clear a frenzied killer is on the loose. Can Malkie overcome memories of his own mother’s death in a fire to find the culprit? Or will the firestorm of his own life engulf him first?
A gripping Scottish crime thriller featuring DS Malkie McCulloch, a brilliantly complex detective who will risk everything to protect the innocent, set in the shadow of the Pentland Hills. Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons, JM Dalgliesh and JD Kirk.
©2024 Doug Sinclair (P)2024 Storm PublishingSuch an interesting lead
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Cracking
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brilliant narration by Angus King
great story
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Very good again
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The actual criminal story could be written on one side of a very small napkin and the resolution was foreseeable from very far away. Eventually the two detectives whined their way there, as well.
I am happy that the cliffhanger to the next book was so clear that I don't need to bother with it. Not even Mr King could save this disaster of a book.
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