Joe Dunlop

Twenty-five years after the unsolved rape and murder of a young girl, four student friends, having been falsely accused of the crime, find themselves targeted by someone who still believes that they are guilty, prompting a search for the real killer. X rated, contains graphic violence.

As the three Henderson brothers – Jack, Douglas and Angus – head toward their childhood home in East Fortune for their annual summer gathering, they steel themselves against sibling rivalry, parental expectation and the vulnerability that comes with being with those who know you best.

For Oz Blackstone life is good as he sits in his Monaco mansion, but the demons of the past are beginning to creep up and blackmail and murder can't be far behind.  Book 9 of series.

Dundee is cold but the murder trail is so cold that the police don't know it exists. Investigative reporter Campbell McBride starts a murder enquiry which not only puts his own life in danger but brings back ghosts in the place he once called home.

When Kirsty Wilson lands a room in a luxury Glasgow flat, owned by Swedish fellow student Eva Magnusson, she can't believe her luck. But Kirsty's delight turns to terror when she finds the beautiful Swedish girl lying dead in their home and their male flatmate accused of her murder. Kirsty refuses to accept that he is guilty and, inspired by family friend Detective Superintendent Lorimer, sets out to clear his name.

Following the end of the war, the families in 18 Dalbeattie Street, a tightly knit dwelling in 1950s Maryhill, rebuild the strong sense of community, and friendly neighbourhood bonds are soon back in place. Yet not all is perfect: the families have to deal with poverty, racism, heartbreak, violence and death. But the powerful friendships cannot ultimately be broken.

In April 2006, a small British peace-keeping force was sent to Helmand province in southern Afghanistan. Within weeks they were cut off and besieged by some of the world's toughest fighters, the infamous Taliban. Millions of bullets and thousands of lives have been expended since then in a bitter conflict whose end is still not in sight.