Description Expose the truth or let the dead lie still? Grace Macallan's life is on an even keel – at last. But a 9-to-5 career away from the frontline isn't all it's cracked up to be. So when she's sent to investigate a suicide at Glasgow's notorious Barlinnie prison, Grace gladly escapes her desk. The dead inmate is Tommy McMartin, heir to a ferocious criminal family. His murder conviction saw Tommy's fall from power; cast out not for violence but because the victim was his gay lover. The investigation drags Grace into contact with her McMartin adversaries of old. But the gangland dynasty is under threat and, as it topples, secrets once dead and buried are unearthed. As she unravels Tommy McMartin's fate, Grace senses someone watching her from the shadows, someone who aches for revenge. An awful dilemma faces her: to expose the truth or let the dead lie still. Product Details Published: 7th February 2019Format: Paperback 198x129mmExtent: 400 pagesISBN: 9781785301964 Author Peter Ritchie is a retired senior police officer. The realworld authenticity in his novels comes from vast experience gained working in CID, murder squads, Serious and Regional Crime Squads, NCIS London and Europol. Reviews ‘A first-rate police procedural by someone who evidently knows what he’s talking about.’ - HANIA ALLEN, author of The Polish Detective 'I absolutely LOVE the Grace Macallan series. It is modern, gritty and always a rollercoaster of a read.' - Anne Bonny Book Reviews, five stars 'If you love your reads action packed and gripping, then Peter’s series is definitely for you.' - Orchard Book Club, five stars 'Pure dead brilliant ... This was a gritty, realistic, crime thriller from an author that knows his onions - job done.' - Tangents and Tissues, five stars 'This is a brilliant, fast-paced crime novel, which would be perfect for fans of the Rebus books. I’ll certainly be getting my hands on the rest of the series!' - Charlotte, Somewhere 'An immersive and thrilling read, this series has taken readers on a journey into the darkness of the criminal underworld and the hierarchies of the powerful, and brought them face to face with some of the most terrifying and impossible situations.' - The Quiet Knitter '... dark, gritty and thoroughly gripping with the reader immediately drawn into Grace’s world.' - Over The Rainbow
