Cold Granite ***SIGNED RARE UNC PROOF****

MacBride, Stuart

ISBN 10: 0007193130 / ISBN 13: 9780007193134

Published by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, London, United Kingdom, 2005

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UNCORRECTED BOOK PROOF, As new, unread, FINE condition. Extremely rare copy of 1st in the Logan series. This copy has been SIGNED DIRECTLY TO TITLE PAGE.

Seller Inventory # 009803

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Cold Granite ***SIGNED RARE UNC PROOF****
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, London, United Kingdom
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0007193130
• ISBN 13: 9780007193134
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: First Edition
• Condition: Fine
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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IN A CITY BY THE SEA
After a long recuperation from a stab wound, Detective Sergeant Logan McRae's first night back on duty in Aberdeen, Scotland, takes him to a crime scene where the body of a missing boy has been found on a riverbank. To the horror of even the most experienced cops on the job, all the details point to a ritualistic murder―a serial killer. Then twenty-four hours later, another child goes missing.

A COP HAS RISEN FROM THE DEAD
The case's latest developments keep appearing as the next day's headlines, leading the department to believe one of their own is leaking information. Logan is keen to catch the mole as well as the killer, but even with Police Constable Jackie Watson, assigned to help "ease" him back into the job, it seems impossible.

TO ENTER A NEW HELL
From the violent world of organized crime to the dark fantasies of a murderer and the naughty games cops play to stay sane, Logan is moving through the Scottish winter in search of a few hard facts. And as the rain turns to snow, as new outrages are discovered, he begins to get his answers: one victim, one deception, and one killer at a time...

"Solid...no sooner is one crime solved than another comes up to keep you turning the pages."
--Rocky Mountain News

"MacBride is starting at the very top with his first book, which approaches the level of Michael Connelly's best work...MacBride's writing is so good here that it's hard to believe it's not a sign of staying power."
--Flint Journal