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Dark of Night Episode Three
What if the killer is dead…
… but victims are still appearing?
Amy is in prison, Greer obsessed with unravelling Lorna’s final days, and Cara has her hands full trying to stay one step ahead of the killer.
Alec McAvoy has taken Ruari under his wing, but Ruari’s old demons resurface as he begins to realise that he cannot trust his own mind…
But it surely can't end there! Thoroughly recommended with excellent twists and turns and characters that keep you guessing - 5* reader review
… but victims are still appearing?
Amy is in prison, Greer obsessed with unravelling Lorna’s final days, and Cara has her hands full trying to stay one step ahead of the killer.
Alec McAvoy has taken Ruari under his wing, but Ruari’s old demons resurface as he begins to realise that he cannot trust his own mind…
But it surely can't end there! Thoroughly recommended with excellent twists and turns and characters that keep you guessing - 5* reader review
224 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 25, 2018
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About the author
C.S. Duffy
30 books56 followersC.S. Duffy writes psychological suspense thrillers with a healthy dose of black humour.
Her background is in film and TV. She has several projects in development in Sweden and the UK, and her thriller feature Guilty will be shot in April 2018 in Canada. She is the author of Life is Swede, a psychological thriller that was originally written as a blog - leading several readers to contact Swedish news agencies asking them why they hadn’t reported the murder that features in the blog.
Claire also runs Hollywoodland, a series of podcasts about the pioneering female filmmakers of 1910s/20s Hollywood.
Her background is in film and TV. She has several projects in development in Sweden and the UK, and her thriller feature Guilty will be shot in April 2018 in Canada. She is the author of Life is Swede, a psychological thriller that was originally written as a blog - leading several readers to contact Swedish news agencies asking them why they hadn’t reported the murder that features in the blog.
Claire also runs Hollywoodland, a series of podcasts about the pioneering female filmmakers of 1910s/20s Hollywood.
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Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 reviews
November 26, 2018
Great book, never sure which way it’s going to go and who’s going to be guilty
June 1, 2018
Layer upon layer of complexity continue to beguile the reader. Just when you think you’ve worked out what is going on, something else happens. The characters are well rounded and believable and there is the ever present wry humour to lighten the suspense. Near the beginning, a main protagonist is in a tense situation but manages to reflect that ‘she wished she came from a less jaggy country’ during an encounter with some thistles. Pure magic. I had assumed this was the last in the trilogy, but it definitely isn’t the end. Do yourself a favour and have a great read.
May 22, 2018
I was so looking forward to reading the third episode and it didn't disappoint. I really love the way the author manages some good Glasgow humour intertwined with a grisly storyline. Her descriptions of the characters are very real. Lots of twists and turns in the plot. These three books are a good read if you're looking for a gritty Glasgow murder with a touch of humour thrown in!
June 16, 2018
WOW!!!!
Just loved this trilogy of books although strictly speaking it's not really a trilogy as it has at least one more book left to finish the story. I hope it doesn't become a never-ending saga of books where it never ends. Love the characters and would be very happy to read about them but with a new case unrelated to the present one. There's only so far to spin this existing story. I felt a bit cheated that it didn't end at the third book and I hope it doesn't become too unbelievable as the ending suggested.
Just loved this trilogy of books although strictly speaking it's not really a trilogy as it has at least one more book left to finish the story. I hope it doesn't become a never-ending saga of books where it never ends. Love the characters and would be very happy to read about them but with a new case unrelated to the present one. There's only so far to spin this existing story. I felt a bit cheated that it didn't end at the third book and I hope it doesn't become too unbelievable as the ending suggested.
July 5, 2018
White Knuckle Suspense
Stumbled across this trilogy and so glad I did. Twists, turns, suspense mingled with unmistakable Glasgow humour and patter make them page turned. Cara and Ruari are excellent, believable characters, and Glasgow with all its contrasts is described with warts and all beauty. Cannot wait for the next instalment
Stumbled across this trilogy and so glad I did. Twists, turns, suspense mingled with unmistakable Glasgow humour and patter make them page turned. Cara and Ruari are excellent, believable characters, and Glasgow with all its contrasts is described with warts and all beauty. Cannot wait for the next instalment
June 3, 2018
Gripping stuff . Can't wait for the next episode. I loved the characters . The twists were surprising. No figuring out the plot in advance.
Great for fans of Sottish fiction. I could picture the places featured in Glasgow. Can't wait to find out what happens next.
Great for fans of Sottish fiction. I could picture the places featured in Glasgow. Can't wait to find out what happens next.
July 9, 2018
Excellent
Loved all three of the books. As a glaswegian, the patter, the humour, the city itself was excellent.. I can only but hope that there is another book!! Guan yerself, see barra!!
Loved all three of the books. As a glaswegian, the patter, the humour, the city itself was excellent.. I can only but hope that there is another book!! Guan yerself, see barra!!
May 30, 2018
Loved this book and what an ending!!
August 12, 2018
Excellent
Gripping thriller in three parts. Very well written and have me many late night's where I couldn't put it done Claire
Gripping thriller in three parts. Very well written and have me many late night's where I couldn't put it done Claire
August 22, 2018
Gripping
Just read all 3 books in a row, couldn't wait to see the conclusion , when shock horror it ends on a real cliffhanger.
Can't wait for the 4th book to arrive on kindle.
Just read all 3 books in a row, couldn't wait to see the conclusion , when shock horror it ends on a real cliffhanger.
Can't wait for the 4th book to arrive on kindle.
August 26, 2018
Great read
Excellent,loved all three books.Could’nt put the books down.Looking forward to number 4,I hope we don’t have to wait too long.
Excellent,loved all three books.Could’nt put the books down.Looking forward to number 4,I hope we don’t have to wait too long.
September 25, 2018
Great follow on from episodes 1 & 2, still full of twists and turns. Again great to read a book using dialect!
February 24, 2021
Well I definitely didn't see any of that coming! Much more fast-paced than book 2, I flew through this one, and the twists and turns had me reeling. I'm not going to lie, at times I was kind of confused as to some of the bigger revelations, and where they'd come from, but at the same time they were so entertaining to read about, and I really need to know what's going to happen next in book 4. It's nice when you can well and truly say you have no idea where a series is going - it's anything but predictable!
February 11, 2020
In enjoyed this series, and held off reviewing until I'd finished the trilogy. Plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing right up to the end, although there were a fair few typos that I was slightly itching to fix, not to mention a couple of unfortunate incidents where cousins became sisters and brothers became cousins (since they were peripheral characters it didn't really matter, it just irked me)
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