Defence Lawyer Robbie Munro's wife has been stalked by a witness in a trial she is prosecuting. When the stalker is killed and Robbie is charged with murder his friends are only too willing to come up with schemes to prove his innocence. In the end though, will it be his enemies who make the difference?
Defence Lawyer Robbie Munro's wife has been stalked by a witness in a trial she is prosecuting. When the stalker is killed and Robbie is charged with murder his friends are only too willing to come up with schemes to prove his innocence. In the end though, will it be his enemies who make the difference?
A deft slice of Caledonian crime.
* The Times *A cracking crime novel.
* Scottish Field *Bad Debt is deftly plotted and stylishly written... original, entertaining and ultimately heart warming stuff.
-- Paul Burke * NB Magazine *An immensely enjoyable and fast paced novel, this hearty slice of Caledonian crime fiction will keep you guessing until the final pages.
* Linlithgow Community Magazine *Bad Debt is a really entertaining read, fast paced with plenty of twists and suspense along the way.
-- Joanne * Portobello Book Blog *An intelligently crafted thriller that will not only make you laugh throughout, but satisfy any legal beagles or crime fiction fans. A cracking read and highly recommended.
-- Alex * Alex J Book Reviews *Very sharp, funny and a great read.
-- Heather * NetGalley review *Is he Scotland's answer to John Grisham? Actually, in my opinion he's better. Much better.
-- Robin * NetGalley review *Fun, with trouble, double crosses and political intrigue all playing their part.
-- Elaine * NetGalley review *Fantastically written, with plenty of humor as well as numerous twists and turns.
-- Victoria * NetGalley review *'Bad Debt is a hugely enjoyable read. A clever thriller with some wholly unexpected twists. Robbie Munro is a wickedly engaging lead character.'
* Grab This Book blog *'I can't remember the last time I enjoyed reading a crime novel so much... a hugely entertaining legal thriller. Definitely a 5/5 for me.'
* Kath V Books blog *William McIntyre is a lawyer involved in criminal defence work for so long that he can remember when the Scots Criminal Justice System was regarded as the best in the world, the days when it was 'better that ten guilty men go free than one innocent man be convicted.'