Contents (77)
The Rhona MacLeod books in order
Driftnet
Rhona investigates a murder victim who may be the son she gave up for adoption seventeen years ago . . .
Torch
Rhona joins the hunt for a terrifying arsonist on the streets of Edinburgh.
Deadly Code
A horrifying discovery is made off the coast of Scotland’s Isle of Skye.
Dark Flight
When a boy goes missing, Rhona is called in to examine a chilling series of clues left behind.
Easy Kill
A sadistic killer is targeting a string of young women in Glasgow.
Final Cut
Rhona is called in when a badly burned body is found wearing a soldier’s dog tags.
The Reborn
A pregnant woman is found dead – and the killer is watching and waiting to strike again . . .
Picture Her Dead
A sinister murderer is hiding the bodies of his victims in Glasgow’s derelict cinemas.
Paths of the Dead
When a body is found inside a Neolithic stone circle, Rhona is called in to investigate.
The Special Dead
Rhona and DS Michael McNab look into the ancient practice of Wicca following a ritualistic killing.
None but the Dead
Rhona heads to the remote island of Sanday when human remains are discovered beneath an old school.
Follow the Dead
A killer stalks the Cairngorms in the Scottish Highlands after a mysterious plane crashes on a nearby loch.
Sins of the Dead
Rhona is being targeted by a terrifying killer whose methods echo the ancient religious practice of sin-eating.
Time for the Dead
Rhona investigates a series of brutal deaths on Scotland’s Isle of Skye.
The Innocent Dead
A decades-old cold case is reopened when a body is discovered in a peat bog south of Glasgow.
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