Tag You’re Dead by Douglas Skelton, Waterstones Argyle Street, 4 May, 2017

Tag You’re Dead
by Douglas Skelton
4 May, 2017
Waterstones Argyle Street
Tag You’re Dead – the second thriller in the Dominic Queste series
Sam the butcher is missing, and maverick investigator Dominic Queste is on the case. But it’s not because he misses Sam’s prize-winning steak pies…A dangerous man has arrived in Glasgow. He’s no small-town crook, and he’s leaving a trail of disturbing clues across the city, starting with the missing cousin of Queste’s new lover. Amidst a twisted game of cat and mouse, suspicious coppers and a seemingly random burglary at the judge’s house, Queste has to keep his wits about him. Or he might just find himself on the butcher’s block.
Publisher: Saraband
ISBN: 9781910192726
Also in Waterstones Ayr 127-147 High St, Ayr KA7 1QR on 27 April, 2017
at Aye Write on 17 March, 2017
Waterstones, 174-176 Argyle St, Glasgow G2 8BT
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