Evidence of Death

With a spate of horrific incidents and a trail of victims, the pressure is mounting for Grace Macallan, new superintendent of the Crime & Counter Terrorism Directorate. Troubled by her own demons and with everyone baying for the blood of Billy Nelson and his old paramilitary contacts, can Grace hold her nerve?

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 288 pages
Publication date: 22 February 2018
Publisher: Black and White Publishing

Billy Nelson has returned to his hometown of Belfast, which bears the scars of the Troubles. However, the conflict has left a profound impact on this former Army Loyalist, and the shifting allegiances of the city have altered the course of his life. Despite the challenges he faces, Billy is determined to move forward.

An outbreak of gang violence forces him to leave Belfast and seek refuge in Edinburgh. There, he establishes himself in the city's drug trade, working alongside the family who control it. As the power dynamics in the underworld shift, rivalries between Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Belfast spill onto the streets, creating a volatile environment.

With a series of horrific incidents and a growing list of victims, the pressure on Grace Macallan, the new superintendent of the Crime & Counter Terrorism Directorate, intensifies. Haunted by her own demons and facing relentless scrutiny from the public and media, Grace must navigate the complex web of politics and violence to bring those responsible for the crimes to justice.

As the stakes rise, Grace finds herself caught in the crosshairs of both Billy Nelson and his old paramilitary contacts. With everyone demanding revenge and the possibility of further bloodshed, Grace must hold her nerve and make difficult decisions that could have far-reaching consequences.

In this gripping tale of revenge, power, and redemption, Billy Nelson returns to his hometown with a mission to reclaim his place in the underworld. But as he battles his inner demons and confronts his past, he realizes that the consequences of his actions may be too great to bear.

Weight: 394g
Dimension: 197 x 133 x 31 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781785301452