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Step into the gritty world of investigative journalism with 'Where the Dead Men Go,' a compelling novel that takes readers deep into the heart of Glasgow's crime scene. This thrilling book, published by Faber in 2014, presents the gripping tale of Gerry Conway, a seasoned reporter who returns to a drastically changed newsroom after three years away. Dive into a powerful narrative that artfully explores the complexities of crime reporting as Conway grapples with new challenges and the haunting mystery surrounding the death of his former protege, Martin Moir.
As readers follow Conway through 352 pages of relentless investigation, they will encounter treacherous gangsters, cunning politicians, and the relentless pressure from his newspaper bosses. The plot thickens as the city braces for the Commonwealth Games and an impending independence referendum, all while Conway seeks answers amidst rising tensions. This award-winning novel is not just a story; it is a vivid portrayal of the murky waters where crime and politics intertwine in modern Scotland, making it essential reading for fans of crime fiction, political thrillers, and riveting detective stories.
Order now for fast shipping! We offer quick delivery options to ensure you receive your copy promptly, allowing you to immerse yourself in this captivating narrative without delay. Don't miss out on discovering the truth lurking beneath Glasgow's surface in this must-have edition of the Conway Trilogy, perfect for readers who appreciate intense plot twists and deep character development!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780571239863
Year: 2014
Publisher: Faber
Pages: 352
Description:
After three years in the wilderness, hardboiled reporter Gerry Conway is back at his desk at the Glasgow Tribune. But three years is a long time on newspapers and things have changed - readers are dwindling, budgets are tightening, and the Trib's once rigorous standards are slipping. Once the paper's star reporter, Conway now plays second fiddle to his former protege, crime reporter Martin Moir.
But when Moir goes AWOL as a big story breaks, Conway is dispatched to cover a gangland shooting. And when Moir's body turns up in a flooded quarry, Conway is drawn deeper into the city's criminal underworld as he looks for the truth about his colleague's death. Braving the hostility of gangsters, ambitious politicians and his own newspaper bosses, Conway discovers he still has what it takes to break a big story. But this is a story not everyone wants to hear as the city prepares to host the Commonwealth Games and the country gears up for a make-or-break referendum on independence.
In this, the second book in the Conway Trilogy, McIlvanney explores the murky interface of crime and politics in the new Scotland.
As readers follow Conway through 352 pages of relentless investigation, they will encounter treacherous gangsters, cunning politicians, and the relentless pressure from his newspaper bosses. The plot thickens as the city braces for the Commonwealth Games and an impending independence referendum, all while Conway seeks answers amidst rising tensions. This award-winning novel is not just a story; it is a vivid portrayal of the murky waters where crime and politics intertwine in modern Scotland, making it essential reading for fans of crime fiction, political thrillers, and riveting detective stories.
Order now for fast shipping! We offer quick delivery options to ensure you receive your copy promptly, allowing you to immerse yourself in this captivating narrative without delay. Don't miss out on discovering the truth lurking beneath Glasgow's surface in this must-have edition of the Conway Trilogy, perfect for readers who appreciate intense plot twists and deep character development!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780571239863
Year: 2014
Publisher: Faber
Pages: 352
Description:
After three years in the wilderness, hardboiled reporter Gerry Conway is back at his desk at the Glasgow Tribune. But three years is a long time on newspapers and things have changed - readers are dwindling, budgets are tightening, and the Trib's once rigorous standards are slipping. Once the paper's star reporter, Conway now plays second fiddle to his former protege, crime reporter Martin Moir.
But when Moir goes AWOL as a big story breaks, Conway is dispatched to cover a gangland shooting. And when Moir's body turns up in a flooded quarry, Conway is drawn deeper into the city's criminal underworld as he looks for the truth about his colleague's death. Braving the hostility of gangsters, ambitious politicians and his own newspaper bosses, Conway discovers he still has what it takes to break a big story. But this is a story not everyone wants to hear as the city prepares to host the Commonwealth Games and the country gears up for a make-or-break referendum on independence.
In this, the second book in the Conway Trilogy, McIlvanney explores the murky interface of crime and politics in the new Scotland.