Death of an Honest Man
MC Beaton
There's
a new man in town. Paul English has retired to the highlands after
leaving his banking job in Stirling. He has a reputation for giving
his honest opinion. Unfortunately, many find it his “honest
opinions” simply rude and intolerable. After insulting almost
everyone imaginable, it's no surprise that when his body is found on
the moor, Sergeant Hamish Macbeth and his ever changing cast of
police assistants have a number of suspects to consider.
Hamish
has his eye on one suspect in particular but, Detective Chief
Inspector Blair, who is no fan of Hamish is set on sabotaging
anything and everything he does. In some ways, Hamish doesn't mind if
he doesn't get all the credit for his detective work, especially if
it means he can continue working in his cherished village of
Lochdubh. He couldn't image living anywhere else.
Death
of an Honest Man was a joy to read. The characters are fun, lovable
and always entertaining. I can't seem to get enough of Hamish and his
own brand of highland justice. I can't wait to read more.
Thanks
to Netgalley and Grand Central Publishing for allowing me to read
this book in exchange for an honest review.
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