Crime & Mystery Fiction

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  Death Of A Dustman
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  Lochdubh's dustman is an abusive drunk named Fergus Macleod. When Fergus is put in charge of a recycling centre and dubbed the 'environment officer', Hamish Macbeth smells trouble piling up.
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  Death Of A Poison Pen
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  A nasty outbreak of malice has hit the town of Lochdubh in the form of poison pen letters. Then the local postmistress is found hanging in her room with a vicious note lying beneath her dangling feet. His superiors call it suicide, but PC Hamish Macbeth pronounces it murder.
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  Death Of A Village
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  Trouble is afoot in the remote fishing village of Stoyre, where the inhabitants are acting a little fishy. With the help of sharp-eyed journalist Elspeth Grant and his dog Lugs, Hamish Macbeth begins to winkle out the truth when a holiday cottage is flattened following an explosion.
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  Death In Transit
  Keith Moray - Hardback - Robert Hale
  The lack of light pollution makes West Uist an ideas place for astronomical observation. A regular Scottish TV programme about astronomy is being broadcast from the island and there has been an influx of amateur stargazers. At the same time, the West Uist Astrological Society has staged a series of lectures by a celebrity astrologer. Tension between the two groups is clear and when a body is found in Kyleshiffin harbour it is unclear whether there has been a tragic accident or a cold-blooded murder. A chalked astrological sign on the harbour wall gathers significance when a second body and another sign is found. This time there is no doubt - it was murder most foul. And the signs are that there will be more deaths, unless Inspector Torquil McKinnon and his team can solve the case and find the zodiac killer.
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  Death Of A Charming Man
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  When police constable Hamish Macbeth hears that a posh English chap has moved into the backwater village of Drim, he knows there's bound to be trouble. Indeed, Peter Hynd soon has the town's matrons giggling like teens.
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  Death Of A Glutton
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C R Crime
  Scottish detective, Hamish Macbeth, is called upon to investigate the murder of an extremely unpopular woman in the remote village of Lochdubh.
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  Death Of A Prankster
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - CR Crime
  When Police Constable Hamish Macbeth receives the news that there has been a murder at Arrat House, he thinks it is yet another prank. But he soon realises that this is not the case and that Arthur Trent has in fact been stabbed.
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  Death Of A Snob
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  Hamish's holiday at a health farm on Eileencraig isn't quite what he expected when Morag Todd is found at the foot of a cliff with a broken neck. He must enliven his distinctively sleepy style of policing in order to solve the death of a snob.
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  Death Of A Travelling Man
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  Hamish's life is going to pot. He's been promoted, his boss is a dunce, and to add insult to injury, a sinister, self-proclaimed gypsy and his girlfriend have parked their rusty eyesore of a van in the village. Hamish smells trouble and as usual he's right.
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  Death Of A Cad
  M. C. Beaton - Paperback - C & R Crime
  When Priscilla Halburton-Smythe brings her London playwright fiancé home to Lochdubh, everyone in town is delighted - except for love-smitten Hamish Macbeth. But affairs of the heart will have to wait.