DCI Logan Crime Thrillers 1-5 Books Collection Set by JD Kirk - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. A Litter of Bones. Thicker than Water. The Killing Code. Blood and Treachery. The Last Bloody Straw. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Canelo Crime. Overview. Step into the brooding world of DCI Jack Logan with this brand new paperback collection of the first five instalments in JD Kirk's bestselling Tartan noir series. From Glasgow's Major Investigations Team to the wild, storm-lashed Highlands, these five gripping novels follow one of Scottish crime fiction's most compelling detectives as he hunts serial killers, gangland executioners, and psychopaths who leave a trail of bodies across the country. Perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride, Chris Brookmyre, and L.J. Ross.. About the Books. This collection opens with A Litter of Bones, in which DCI Jack Logan is forced to confront the ghosts of his past when a case eerily echoes the notorious 'Mister Whisper' killings that once shattered his life. In Thicker than Water, a mutilated body washes up on the shores of Loch Ness, plunging Logan into a media storm of monster theories and old rivalries as he races to stop a killer striking again. The Killing Code sees Logan hunting a murderer afflicted by a rare and chilling psychosis that allows them to kill without remorse, as the body count rises across the Highlands. Blood and Treachery takes the team from a mountain rescue search to a brutal gangland-style execution buried in the wild Highland countryside, testing Logan and his colleagues to their limits. Finally, The Last Bloody Straw finds a grief-stricken Logan cut off on the remote island of Canna, with no phone signal and a ferry-bound deadline, racing to unmask a killer before the storm — and the suspects — close in. Together, these five novels form a relentless introduction to a series that has sold over three million ebook copies and topped the Kindle charts.. The complete first five books in the JD Kirk DCI Logan series, brand new paperback. Perfect for fans of Scottish "Tartan noir"