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Fleshmarket Close by Ian RankinEdinburgh's own maverick cop, John Rebus, is getting older, but his colleague DS Siobhan Clarke is taking on the burden of Rebus's work, and some of his legend. The story of a murdered immigrant combines with the hunt for a missing girl, and then there's the question of the unearthed fake skeleton.
Tracey Herd's Dead Redhead detects murders, assassins, and all manner of lost girls. These poems have a forensic detachment and aren't afraid to go in with the knife to discover secrets – the small human hopes behind the iconic glamour of film noir, modelling or racehorses, and settings like Ekaterinaburg or Hollywood that in their own way are just as darkly famous. Dead Redhead by Tracey HerdOr try… Pascale Petit, Matthew Sweeney |
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