When convicted killer Duncan Scot is murdered at the Eagle Island Highland Games, locals see it as justice served. Elle isn’t so sure, and clue after clue leads her to an uncomfortable conclusion: Duncan was innocent.
Scottish-flavored murder mysteries featuring researcher and historian Elle Cunningham Mackay.
A lifelong lover of the great authors of detective fiction’s Golden Age — think Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh, John Dickson Carr, and Ellery Queen, Liam has a passion for secluded county estates, shady heirs, locked rooms and impossible murders.
He has poured this love into his books: mysteries featuring professional researcher and Scottish historian Elle Cunningham Mackay and an upcoming series of thrillers starring curiosity store owner Emery Vaughn.
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If you’ve read either of my Elle Cunningham Mackay mysteries, you’ll know that my family roots are draped in tartan. Coming from a long line of Cunninghams, I love weaving
This month I’ve committed to reading and reviewing every Agatha Christie novel and short story — in order. Have you already finished Christie’s body of work? Here are three collections
For many readers, their first exposure to Agatha Christie comes in the tale of And Then There Were None. First published in 1939 under a more problematic title, None has
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