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The Bad Fire

Campbell ArmstrongSeries: Glasgow
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Pages
443
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller

About

A police detective returns to Glasgow to investigate his estranged father's death in international bestselling author Campbell Armstrong's atmospheric, page-turning thriller Detective Eddie Mallon is coming home to Glasgow for the funeral of his father, whom he barely knew. Decades ago, the Mallon family split down the middle, and Eddie went to America with his mother while his sister stayed with their father, Jackie, a charming, mercurial, violent man. Now Jackie has been murdered and the investigators assigned to his case don't seem particularly interested in dealing with Eddie's concerns, or the clues he uncovers.   Eddie has no choice but to conduct his own investigation, which takes him into the shadowy history of his father's past and present and into something bigger and more disturbing than one man's death.   Campbell Armstrong's suspenseful writing brings the foggy alleys of Glasgow to life, transforming the mysterious city into a character in and of itself. The Bad Fire is the 1st book in the Glasgow Novels, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

Related Subjects

  • Hard-Boiled
  • Mystery & Detective
  • Adult Fiction
  • Police Procedural
  • Crime
  • Thrillers

Extended Details

  • SeriesGlasgow

    Reviews

    "[Armstrong] not only has a whiplash style, he also has a gift for understanding character, and his dialogue rings true."
    The New York Times
    "Armstrong is among the most intriguing of writers . . . near to unputdownable."
    GQ
    "A thrilling, complex plot with characters that bring the city of Glasgow to life."
    GQ

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