An internationally bestselling crime writer, Scottish author Peter May’s first novel, The Reporter, was adapted for television, leading him into a successful career as a television writer, creator, and producer. Fiction remained his first love, however, and he continued to write crime novels alongside his other work, finally quitting to pursue a career as a novelist in the mid-1990s.
His highly successful novel The Blackhouse was initially rejected by UK publishers but published in French, earning critical acclaim and a number of awards before being picked up by the newly formed British publisher Quercus. The novel became the first in the hugely popular Lewis Trilogy, set in the Outer Hebrides.
Peter May is also the creator of the China Thrillers series, the Enzo files (set in France where May has lived for many years) and many successful standalone thrillers including Entry Island, Runaway and Coffin Road.
A gripping tale of murder, secrets and entrapment from a Scottish crime master, as the hero of May's bestselling Lewis trilogy Fin Macleod returns to the island in attempt to clear his son's name.
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