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    The Gathering Murders: Dead men tell no tales …
    The Gathering Murders: Dead men tell no tales …
    The Gathering Murders: Dead men tell no tales …
    Audiobook7 hours

    The Gathering Murders: Dead men tell no tales …

    Written by Keith Moray

    Narrated by David McCallion

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    The Scottish Hebrides

    The annual West Uist literary festival-The Gathering - always attracts the best in the business. But with the tiny island population suddenly doubling, the local police force is stretched to breaking point. And this year they have to deal with more than just drunken fights and rowdy behavior . . .

    Ranald Buchanan, the local poet, is found dead, with his head brutally caved in, and Inspector Torquil McKinnon is brought in to investigate. Did Ranald trip and fall, as suggested? Or is something more sinister happening?

    Before Torquil can find out more, another victim is found. The island is on lockdown. There is a serial killer in their midst. And this time the victim is someone very close to him.

    Now finding justice is personal. Torquil is out for revenge.

    Can he solve the mystery before the killer strikes again?

    Or will more bodies fall victim to The Gathering Murders?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateSep 25, 2018
    ISBN9781541449169
    The Gathering Murders: Dead men tell no tales …

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