A family picnic in Presley Park takes a dark turn when a man with sinister motives arrives. As the day unfolds, the tension escalates, revealing hidden secrets and the potential for danger. The story explores themes of trust, fear, and the fragility of safety in seemingly idyllic settings, leading to a gripping confrontation that challenges the characters' resilience and unity.
In a gritty Glasgow setting, Angela Murphy embarks on her career as a detective, facing the harsh realities of crime. Her first major case involves the gruesome murder of a young prostitute, whose mutilated body is found in a dilapidated apartment. As Angela delves into the investigation, she confronts the dark underbelly of the city, unraveling secrets and navigating the challenges of her new role in law enforcement.
Katy Bradley's seemingly perfect life shatters unexpectedly, plunging her into a whirlwind of fear and uncertainty. As she navigates the aftermath of her crumbling world, she must confront her deepest anxieties and reassess her relationships, ultimately seeking to rebuild her life from the ground up. This emotional journey explores themes of resilience and self-discovery amidst chaos.
Featuring dark humor intertwined with themes of dread and despair, this collection of short stories delves into the complexities of human experience. Each tale offers a unique perspective, blending wit with unsettling emotions, creating an engaging exploration of life's darker sides. Readers can expect a thought-provoking journey that challenges perceptions and evokes a range of feelings through its vivid narratives.
Breaking the Thomas Malone case was an achievement, but nothing can prepare DC Angela Murphy and her colleagues for the challenge ahead. Escaped psychopath John Baptiste is big, powerful and out of control. Guided by his perverse religious interpretation of morality, he wreaks havoc. As an under-resourced police department struggles to cope with the pressure of the new case, they also have to deal with the ruthless antics of ganglord Jackie McGeachy. Pressure mounts, along with the body count... and Glasgow has never felt more dangerous. This is the large print edition of The Coming of the Lord, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.