Murder stalks DSI Lorimer to the Scottish Highlands when two corpses are discovered on Glencoe's peaks in this page-turning addition to Gray's bestselling series.
After a stressful winter, DSI William Lorimer is enjoying some time away from Glasgow. He and his new friend, Daniel Kohi, have retreated to the wilds of the Scottish Highlands to unwind. But what awaits them is far from a holiday.
Despite its troubled history, the mountain village of Glencoe is now a popular resort, famed for its close-knit community, its breath-taking scenery and the warm welcome it offers weary travellers. So it's particularly shocking when two bodies are discovered in quick succession on the nearby peaks.
With a potential serial killer on the loose, Lorimer's Major Incidents Team are drafted in from Glasgow. It's clear that a dark secret lurks beneath the wild beauty of this place. But will Lorimer manage to root it out before the killer strikes again?
Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
ISBN: 9780751583298
Number of pages: 400
Weight: 276 g
Dimensions: 196 x 126 x 30 mm
Echo of the Dead is Alex Gray at her finest. Beloved characters tackle a murky tale against the stark beauty of Glencoe, where murderous passions seem to form part of the very earth. Alex shows no sign of slowing down after 20 years of Lorimer! - The Herald
An intricately woven plot, rich in depth and detail, from a master of the genre. Alex Gray is at the top of her game and Echo of the Dead will keep you guessing to its exciting conclusion. - LIN ANDERSON
Once again Alex Gray provides a satisfying mystery with quirky characters and plenty of surprises - SUNDAY TIMES
Gray's Lorimer sequence has thrived through 20 years and 19 books because it unfailingly delivers what its readers both want and expect; well-made mysteries in alluring settings that are populated with credible characters - MORNING STAR
This, the 19th William Lorimer novel, is as effortlessly charming, wholly engaging and cleverly plotted as its predecessors. - IRISH INDEPENDENT
This is another entertaining outing for DSI Lorimer and whilst this is the 19th in the series, it can easily be read as a standalone.
Echo of the Dead if set in the Scottish Highlands and Alex Gray does an excellent...
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Another fantastic edition to the DSI William Lorimer series.
This is the 19th book in the series; although Echo of the Dead can easily be read as a standalone, I’d highly recommend reading Before the Storm (also...
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“A remote village. A ruthless killer.”
Detective Superintendent William Lorimer is in the Highlands of Scotland with his wife, and his friend Daniel, hoping for a relaxing break away from his work. He and Daniel plan...
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