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The Blood Tree

The Blood Tree

by Paul Johnston

Publisher Hodder & Stoughton

Genre: Crime

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About the book

Independent Edinburgh, 2026 - and maverick investigator Quintilian Dalrymple faces his toughest case yet. The birth-rate is down in the Council's 'perfect city' and gangs of disaffected kids roam the streets. A break-in at the former Scottish Parliament archive is rapidly followed by two gruesome murders, the victims mutilated and covered with blood-drenched branches. Before Quint can begin to fathom what's going on, Edinburgh's brightest teenagers are abducted and Quint himself is spirited away to the much-feared democratic city-state of Glasgow. What he finds there will change his life forever...

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Paul Johnston

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