Stitch Up (A Best Defence Mystery) (A Robbie Munro Thriller)

Stitch Up (A Best Defence Mystery) (A Robbie Munro Thriller)

by WilliamMcIntyre (Author), WilliamMcIntyre (Author)

Synopsis

Everything is coming up roses for Robbie Munro, newly married and living in the country with wife and child. That is until his wife takes up employment abroad just as old flame, Jill Green, asks him to investigate the unexplained death of her partner. Suspecting foul play, Jill insists Robbie turns poacher to gamekeeper and does whatever it takes to find the killer - with no expense spared. Another killer on the loose is child-murderer Ricky Hertz, whose twenty-year-old conviction is under scrutiny. Was the evidence at his trial fabricated? Suspicion falls on Robbie's father who now faces a criminal prosecution. The only way to prove ex-Police Sergeant Alex Munro's innocence is for Robbie to show there was no miscarriage of justice.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Sandstone Press Ltd
Published: 16 Aug 2018

ISBN 10: 1912240289
ISBN 13: 9781912240289
Book Overview: Full UK marketing campaign by the Sandstone Press in-house team.

Media Reviews
`A deft slice of Caledonian crime... rings viscerally true, thanks no doubt to McIntyre's lifelong experience in criminal law.'-The Times; `I love this series - funny, insightful, great characters, witty and absorbing... Stitch Up was possibly my favourite one yet.'-LizLovesBooks; `Stitch Up is a book we'd recommend to all fans of Tartan Noir who want something just a little different.'-Undiscovered Scotland; `I really enjoyed the legal spin on the traditional crime thriller... Very clever.'-A Little Book Problem blog; `Would highly recommend this un-put-downable and fast-paced read.'-Beauty Balm blog; `A cracking read, cleverly plotted, engaging characters, humorous and it is clear William McIntyre knows his subject matter well.'-Grab This Book blog
Author Bio
William McIntyre is a lawyer involved in criminal defence work for so long that he can remember when the Scots Criminal Justice System was regarded as the best in the world, the days when it was better that ten guilty men go free than one innocent man be convicted.