A Death in Glasgow

When Holly Campbell’s body is found on the train tracks at Glasgow Central, police quickly rule it a suicide.

She’d had a troubled past. She’d tried before.

But Sergeant May Mackay can’t let one detail go. If Holly never wanted to come home, why did she buy a return ticket?

Driven by her own haunting loss and a promise to Holly’s grieving mother, May is determined to solve the mystery.

But the deeper she digs, the more sinister the truth becomes.

Someone is hiding a terrible secret. And they’ll do whatever it takes to keep it buried.

Even if it means silencing May for good…

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"Raw, authentic and utterly gripping. Eva Macrae drags you into Glasgow’s shadows and doesn’t let you out. Sergeant May Mackay is a force to be reckoned with." - Caroline Mitchell, bestselling author of the DI Amy Winter thrillers

"Richly authentic with a protagonist to root for, A Death in Glasgow is a dazzlingly good thriller, dripping with heart and hope. One of the best books I’ve read this year." - Marion Todd, author of the DI Clare Mackay Scottish crime series

"Macrae has created a brilliantly Weegie cast of conflicted, tormented characters who have real emotional depth and coupled it to a plot with the pace of a runaway train. Once you're on board there's no way off." - Callum McSorley, author of Squeaky Clean, the McIlvanney Prize winner for best Scottish Crime Book of the Year

"Chillingly authentic with a protagonist to root for... I absolutely loved it." - Claire Wilson, author of Five by Five

'Absorbing, gritty and real… this book was right up my street. Sergeant May Mackay was a breath of fresh air in the crime thriller arena. I can’t wait to read more about her.’ - Mel Sherratt, author of the DS Allie Shenton series

'Taut, tense, vibrant and beautifully written.' – from Ruth Mancini, bestselling author of The Woman on the Ledge