DCI Logan Crime Thrillers 6-10 by JD Kirk - 5 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. A Whisper of Sorrows. The Big Man Upstairs. A Death Most Monumental. A Snowball's Chance in Hell. Ahead of the Game. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124027629. Publisher: Canelo Crime. Overview. Step back into the misty Highlands with this collection of five DCI Logan Crime Thrillers by JD Kirk, covering books six through ten of the bestselling Scottish detective series. From a vengeful killer released after a decade behind bars to a body left at a haunted Highland landmark, DCI Jack Logan and his Major Investigations Team face some of their darkest and most twisted cases yet. Packed with tension, dark humour, and the atmospheric Scottish setting fans have come to love, this brand new paperback set is the perfect way to binge-read the middle chapters of the series in one go.. About the Books. This five-book set follows DCI Jack Logan as the stakes rise with every case. In A Whisper of Sorrows, the child killer known as Mister Whisper escapes custody a decade after Logan first caught him, forcing a terrifying reckoning. The Big Man Upstairs finds a guilt-ridden Logan drawn from self-imposed exile to investigate a double murder staged as suicide. In A Death Most Monumental, a woman's body is found hanging from the Glenfinnan Monument, and an apparently open-and-shut case spirals into an international incident. A Snowball's Chance in Hell sees Logan hunt a calculating killer nicknamed 'The Iceman' after a young man is found frozen to death on a Highland street. Finally, Ahead of the Game throws Logan into a gruesome case at the Well of Seven Heads, with baying teenagers and a press pack sniffing for scandal. Across all five novels, JD Kirk blends dark, twisting plots with sharp Scottish wit, making this run a fan-favourite stretch of the series.. Five full-length DCI Logan crime thrillers in one great value paperback set. Gripping Scottish detective fiction with dark humour and twisting plots. Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Peter James