Book Launch: ‘And When I Die’ Russell D McLean, Waterstones Argyle St, 2 September, 2016

Book Launch: And When I Die, Russel D McLean
Waterstones Argyle St
2 September 2016
Join us at Waterstones Argyle Street in Glasgow to celebrate the launch of AND WHEN I DIE, Russel’s first Glasgow-based crime thriller. Free entry, but do please let us know if you’re coming so we can get in enough wine for everyone! (Did we mention there’d be wine?) Russel will be in conversation with fellow crime writer and Noir At The Bar Glasgow co-host Jay Stringer about… well, you’ll just have to come along and find out…
“Dark and disturbing… action packed.” – James Oswald
“An uncompromising work of Glasgow Noir” – Eva Dolan
“Edgy from page one” – The Times Crime Club
“Great pacing with some clever twists” – Crime Spree Magazine
174 – 176 Argyle Street, G2 8BT
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