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The Missing Sisters
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Expected 6 Apr 27A dark Scottish island crime thriller featuring a compelling and brilliant female detective, two sisters who vanish without trace, and an island community at war with itself.
Not everyone who is missing wants to be found.
On the Isle of Skye, a remote township is torn apart when two sisters vanish overnight – the only two people standing between their neighbours and the largest sum of money any of them will ever see.
In need of local knowledge and experience, Hebridean-born Detective Constable Mairead Maclean is sent to investigate.
But the enquiry has barely begun when one sister returns, discovered at a cliff edge at Neist Point – and she refuses to talk.
Mairead has to unpick complex layers of lies, scandal, and betrayal in a case where nothing is as it seems.
Somewhere out there, the second sister is still alive.
And Mairead is not the only one looking for her.
The Missing Sisters is the gripping second novel in the haunting Hebrides crime series, perfect for readers of Ann Cleeves and Peter May, and lovers of atmospheric police procedurals and dark island noir.
Not everyone who is missing wants to be found.
On the Isle of Skye, a remote township is torn apart when two sisters vanish overnight – the only two people standing between their neighbours and the largest sum of money any of them will ever see.
In need of local knowledge and experience, Hebridean-born Detective Constable Mairead Maclean is sent to investigate.
But the enquiry has barely begun when one sister returns, discovered at a cliff edge at Neist Point – and she refuses to talk.
Mairead has to unpick complex layers of lies, scandal, and betrayal in a case where nothing is as it seems.
Somewhere out there, the second sister is still alive.
And Mairead is not the only one looking for her.
The Missing Sisters is the gripping second novel in the haunting Hebrides crime series, perfect for readers of Ann Cleeves and Peter May, and lovers of atmospheric police procedurals and dark island noir.
300 pages, Paperback
Expected publication April 6, 2027
About the author
Andrew Raymond
21 books295 followersI've been a fan of thrillers ever since watching All the President's Men when I was far too young to understand what was going on. Now every day I get to indulge in my passion for fast-paced stories, characters you really care about, and to bring you behind the scenes of the intelligence agencies and the most secretive parts of the political world (the parts they don't want you to know about).
It's often said that I write cinematically, which isn't a coincidence, as my influences are as much in cinema as literature: Daniel Craig's Bond films, Glengarry Glen Ross, Spartan. TV has also been a major factor in my writing. From the original BBC miniseries State of Play, David Simon's The Wire, and Aaron Sorkin, writer of The West Wing; and the US version of House of Cards.
I have worked in the book industry since I was 21.
It's often said that I write cinematically, which isn't a coincidence, as my influences are as much in cinema as literature: Daniel Craig's Bond films, Glengarry Glen Ross, Spartan. TV has also been a major factor in my writing. From the original BBC miniseries State of Play, David Simon's The Wire, and Aaron Sorkin, writer of The West Wing; and the US version of House of Cards.
I have worked in the book industry since I was 21.
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