Isle of the Dead: A DCI Bone Scottish Crime Thriller (DCI Bone Scottish Crime Thrillers, Band 5) - Softcover

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Snowbound. An island graveyard. Two bodies bound as one.

Taking a rare break in his remote lochside caravan, DCI Duncan Bone is cut off when a brutal whiteout slams into the Campsie Fells. When flickering lights appear on one of the loch’s uninhabited islands, Bone commandeers a small boat and fights his way across the loch through the storm to investigate.

Among ancient Celtic gravestones he finds a nightmare scene: a mutilated bride and groom, posed in a macabre embrace. With communications down, the loch impassable and the weather worsening by the minute, Bone must secure the scene, survive the elements, and hunt a cold-blooded killer who uses the storm as cover.

Back on the mainland, fear spreads, alibis crumble and old grudges surface — while the blizzard threatens to erase the last traces of the truth.

Can DCI Bone catch a killer who thrives in the cold before the evidence — and the next victim — disappears under the snow?

A bone-chilling Scottish crime thriller and police procedural for fans of J.D. Kirk, Rhys Dylan, VIan Rankin and Stuart MacBride. Isle of the Dead delivers authentic policing, razor-sharp Scottish dialogue, and relentless tension set against an ice-locked loch and the atmospheric Campsie Fells — the dark heart of Tartan Noir.

"Stylish, dark, and relentlessly brilliant." JM Dalgliesh.

Over a million copies sold. The #1 Amazon bestselling Scottish crime series. Read free on Kindle Unlimited.

What readers are saying about the DCI Bone series:

“Absolutely gripping from first page to last — I stayed up all night to finish it.”

“A brilliant addition to Scottish crime fiction. Fast-moving, gritty, and authentic.”

“Unputdownable — a twisty, snow-lashed case that had me guessing to the end.”

"How does TG Reid think up such fantastic story lines. This book deserves 10 stars."

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