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No Problem: A Robbie Munro Scottish Legal Thriller
#14 in the Best Defence Series, featuring criminal lawyer Robbie MunroRobbie Munro has problems.
Did Deek Pudney murder drug-dealing Fraser Tait?
Who killed Government Minister Roman Barr - and why?
How can Robbie get his hands on a stash of cryptocurrency?
Should he stop Tina dating an older man from Primary 7?
What exactly is the Elton John defence?
With Joanna away on business, how will he cope?
Enter Florence Wright, Munro & Co.’s latest recruit
With Flo’s help, everything will be No Problem
Won’t it?
The Best Defence/Robbie Munro
Relatively Guilty
Duty Man
Sharp Practice
Killer Contract
Crime Fiction
Last Will
Present Tense
Good News Bad News
Stitch Up
Fixed Odds
Bad Debt
Best Defence
How Come?
No Problem
Judge Not
Illicit Still
About the Robbie Munro legal thrillers
Forever flying by the seat of his pants, defence lawyer Robbie Munro juggles a host of difficult clients, rubs shoulders with criminal acquaintances and battles the legal system, all while trying to keep his family afloat.
'Robbie Munro is a delicious and delightful read...' Barry Ryan Free@Last TV
‘A deft slice of Caledonian crime... rings viscerally true, thanks no doubt to McIntyre's lifelong experience in criminal law.’ The Times
‘A compelling, well-plotted mystery.’ --The Herald
‘Nail-biting, dark-humoured writing, with twists and gut-wrenching surprises that leave you thinking, ‘just one more page please…’ Scottish Field
‘I love this series – funny, insightful, great characters, witty and absorbing...'
LizLovesBooks
‘Gripping, intriguing, and darkly witty...'
Linda, Books of All Kinds blog
‘We'd recommend to all fans of Tartan Noir who want something just a little different.’
Undiscovered Scotland
Did Deek Pudney murder drug-dealing Fraser Tait?
Who killed Government Minister Roman Barr - and why?
How can Robbie get his hands on a stash of cryptocurrency?
Should he stop Tina dating an older man from Primary 7?
What exactly is the Elton John defence?
With Joanna away on business, how will he cope?
Enter Florence Wright, Munro & Co.’s latest recruit
With Flo’s help, everything will be No Problem
Won’t it?
The Best Defence/Robbie Munro
Relatively Guilty
Duty Man
Sharp Practice
Killer Contract
Crime Fiction
Last Will
Present Tense
Good News Bad News
Stitch Up
Fixed Odds
Bad Debt
Best Defence
How Come?
No Problem
Judge Not
Illicit Still
About the Robbie Munro legal thrillers
Forever flying by the seat of his pants, defence lawyer Robbie Munro juggles a host of difficult clients, rubs shoulders with criminal acquaintances and battles the legal system, all while trying to keep his family afloat.
'Robbie Munro is a delicious and delightful read...' Barry Ryan Free@Last TV
‘A deft slice of Caledonian crime... rings viscerally true, thanks no doubt to McIntyre's lifelong experience in criminal law.’ The Times
‘A compelling, well-plotted mystery.’ --The Herald
‘Nail-biting, dark-humoured writing, with twists and gut-wrenching surprises that leave you thinking, ‘just one more page please…’ Scottish Field
‘I love this series – funny, insightful, great characters, witty and absorbing...'
LizLovesBooks
‘Gripping, intriguing, and darkly witty...'
Linda, Books of All Kinds blog
‘We'd recommend to all fans of Tartan Noir who want something just a little different.’
Undiscovered Scotland
381 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 27, 2024
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January 19, 2026
Another great read in this series!
Consistently great books. This whole series is a joy! You won't be disappointed. Great plots and very funny Scottish humour.
Consistently great books. This whole series is a joy! You won't be disappointed. Great plots and very funny Scottish humour.
April 7, 2026
Robbie has to track down a killer in order to get Deek Pudney off of a murder charge.
It comes down to a cell phone and a computer chip with "seeds" on it that unlock a cryptocurrency account.
It comes down to a cell phone and a computer chip with "seeds" on it that unlock a cryptocurrency account.
July 12, 2025
As always these make me giggle at times with some of the antics. Really enjoy these series and have learnt stuff about the Scottish justice system. Characters are so believable and the fact that some of the stories are loosely based on actual cases makes them more interesting.
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