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Tailgate

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They didn't see him coming!A man hellbent on revenge returns to his childhood home after a twenty-year absence. This village drove him away and ruined his life. He'll never get back the time he has lost. He can make them pay though. A story of vengeance, love and the torrents of grief that continue to destroy. Tailgate unearths an insidious undergrowth of lies that will leave you drowning in its secrets.

195 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 29, 2023

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About the author

Billy McLaughlin

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Billy McLaughlin is a 38 year old writer from Glasgow who has published four novels in the crime genre.

The first is Invisible, a novelette about a woman who hides the true nature of her private life from a colleague that she's befriended. However, he delves in further under the belief that he can help her with horrible consequences.

The second of his books, and the first in the DI Morris series, tells the story of a young woman who has lost her way and ends up on the streets. As her life continues to break under the rubble, she finds herself at the heart of a murder where she's the obvious suspect.

In the Wake of Death picks up six months after the events of Lost Girl where DI Morris is caught up in a mystery of a more personal nature. When Marc Adams, the brother of an old flame, is left for dead it is up to Morris to get to the bottom of the crime. However, something darker lies beneath the surface.

In March 2017 McLaughlin released The Dead of Winter, a 40k crime novella that tells the story of two missing children, one a baby and one the teenager next door. The ugly truth of a middle class community on the edge of Glasgow reveals how these people react to the crime and how they'll protect their own at any cost.

McLaughlin is working on the third DI Morris book The Daughter which will see a 2017 release.

Get updates from Billy McLaughlin;
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