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Sovereign Cause
Journalist Willie Morton unravels a thirty-year old conspiracy over the 1985 death of Treasury mandarin Matthew McConnacher nineteen days after his report, claiming an independent Scotland could be economically viable, was classified. Intrigued by the state's reluctance to declassify the report, he probes the mystery of McConnacher's death and learns of a power-grab at the heart of the Cameron government led by Commander Neil Smyth, chair of the National Security Committee - whom Morton has reason to fear - and a secret military deal with hardliners in Spain to crush Catalan nationalists. With his intern Ysabet Santanac arrested in Barcelona, Morton is high on the hit list as deadly forces unleashed by London and Madrid converge to bury an inconvenient truth.
Discovering Dundee
Dundee has a thrilling and turbulent history spanning almost 10,000 years. This is a fully revised, expanded and re-designed edition of the indispensable companion to the city's life and times.
Alexander Trocchi
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Deadly Secrecy
Nuclear conspiracy thriller by prize-winning Scottish author
Oblivion's Ghost
Morton is tasked to locate hacker Luke Sangster who's on the run from the British secret police but finds himself in a game of cat and mouse from Assynt to Glasgow, across the North Sea to Denmark and into Sweden where he finally learns who he can trust.
Modern Dundee
Providing an account of the rich daily life of Dundee, the author recalls important events and individuals, offers keen insights into the processes of development and recovery and paints a graphic portrait of the modern city and its people.
Tumulus
Stella Auld is trying to put together an exhibition of swinging Dundee in the 1960s and 70s. When she uncovers a manuscript in someone's attic and attempts to trace the people who inspired the characters, Stella is led on a number of false trails
How the Light Gets In
How The Light Gets In is the first collection from award winning short story writer and novelist, Clare Fisher. A book of very short stories that explores the spaces between light and dark and how we find our way from one to the other. From buffering Skype chats and the truth about beards, to fried chicken shops and the things smartphones make you less likely to do when alone in a public place, Fisher paints a complex, funny and moving portrait of contemporary British life.
Bonnie Dundee
John Grahame of Claverhouse is to some a charming and cultured man and military tactician, to others a demonic and brutal killer slain at the Battle of Killiecrankie. This work charts the life of one of Scotland's most charismatic characters.
