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A review by anetq
Murderabilia by Craig Robertson
5.0
Super well written story, and very economically told. The DI figuring it all out is held up in bed (with pre-eclampsia), but she solves it from there by sending the father to be (a former crime scene photographer gone journalist) into the field -> Not your usual couple of detectives, which makes for a fresh take on things.
This is a crime novel, but it is also a look into the dark web, the things that can be bought there, and that strange place between fascination and revulsion that make some people shop for murderabilia - and as everybody knows: It's all about cutting out the middleman and buying straight from the source if you can...
(2017 McIlvanney Prize Nominee)
This is a crime novel, but it is also a look into the dark web, the things that can be bought there, and that strange place between fascination and revulsion that make some people shop for murderabilia - and as everybody knows: It's all about cutting out the middleman and buying straight from the source if you can...
(2017 McIlvanney Prize Nominee)