Thunder Bay by Douglas Skelton
Stoirm's secrets are worth killing for in this gripping thriller for readers of All the Missing Girls and Neon Prey. When reporter Rebecca Connolly gets a tip that suspected murderer Roddie Drummond will be returning to the island of Stoirm, she smells a story. Though never convicted in the death of his girlfriend Mhairi fifteen years earlier, Drummond is still guilty in the eyes of many islanders, and his return for his mother's funeral is sure to stir up old resentments, hatreds, possibly even violence. Rebecca has another reason for going to Stoirm. Her own father came from there, but he never went back, and he always refused to speak of it or say what drove him away. Defying her editor, Rebecca joins forces with local photographer Chazz Wymark to dig into the mystery surrounding Mhairi's death and her unexplained last words, Thunder Bay--the secluded spot on the west coast of the island where, according to local lore, the souls of the dead set off into the afterlife. When a string of violent events erupts across the island, Rebecca discovers the power of secrets, and she must decide what to bury, and what to bring into the light. Longlisted for Bloody Scotland's McIlvanney Prize for best crime book of the year, Thunder Bay has been hailed as Immersive, compelling . . . with a] jaw-dropping climax (Neil Broadfoot).
Douglas Skelton is a Glasgow-born journalist and author who has been chronicling crime for 20 years. He has written a number of true-crime books, including Blood on the Thistle, Dark Heart, and Devil's Gallop.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781950691340 |
| ISBN 10 | 1950691349 |
| Title | Thunder Bay |
| Author | Douglas Skelton |
| Series | A Rebecca Connolly Thriller |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Arcade Crimewise |
| Year published | 2020-02-11 |
| Number of pages | 312 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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