Dying Light (Logan McRae, Book 2)

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This makes for an edginess in their interactions as Logan tries to fit in with Steel's commands but also follow his own intuition. Detective Sergeant Logan Lazarus McRae of Aberdeen, Scotland, is detailed to the Grampian Police’s 'Screw-up Squad' after leading a raid on a warehouse that leaves one officer hospitalized in a coma. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Swearing, smoking, eating, more swearing, pornography, swearing, drinking endless plastic cups of tea. I am still plowing through the series, but if I went back and reread I'd probably find things I missed the first time. In the mean time, he's got enough to worry about with prostitutes being mutilated and killed and an arsonist setting fire to random buildings. So if you are someone who does not enjoy this type of reading, I suggest you skip this series altogether.I did like the fact that the plot pieces are wrapped up nicely though the personal relationships and fates of some of the characters are left hanging a bit, enticing readers like me to continue on with the series. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. It starts with Rosie Williams, a prostitute, stripped naked and beaten to death down by the docks - the heart of Aberdeen's red light district.

The book has 424 pages and is bound in black cloth with the titles on the spine in silver and apart from the authors signature on the title page I have not found any other inscriptions or marks.Good cops, bad cops intelligence, three dimensional characters and you're still guessing right to the last. This is a UK first edition hardcover published by Harper Collins in 2006 AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND DOODLED WITH HIS LEGENDARY SCABBY DOG, THIS TIME BARKING, "FINGER LICKIN' GOOD! DS McRae came across as less than the good detective he was in the previous novel, and there were a large amount of characters floating around in this one. Really disappointed in this book , very outdated disrespectful and demeaning views of women which is very concerning .

Summertime in the Granite City, the sun is shining, the sky is blue, and the morgue is getting crowded: burnt bodies, murdered junkies, dismembered Labradors, and battered prostitutes. Jackie, his WPC squeeze is mad at him for not standing up to Steele who never seems to recognize his time off. But less smooth that in the debut book; here we're faced with random pov changes throughout the book.Not that there is no humour- the author has the ability to bring an ironic touch to the darkest scenes - but this is not a crime novel for the faint hearted. Digging deeper into the developer’s background, Logan links the man to the same politician who criticized DI Steel’s handling of the Williams case. The McRae books have won him the CWA’s Dagger in the Library, the Barry Award for Best Debut Novel, Best Breakthrough Author at the ITV3 crime thriller awards, and made him a number one bestseller.