Brm Stewart

Digital Investigations (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

DS Amanda Pitt is on a Police Scotland Major Investigation Team trying to identify the dead young man found by the Forth and Clyde Canal in Maryhill. A newspaper reporter, who is investigating a Glasgow gangster network, trades information with her, and this leads her to the identity of the dead man - and also the fact that his partner is missing. But the newspaper has hired the erratic Dougie Green to help with their investigation, and he finds that Amanda had links to the gangsters.
Martin McGregor runs a successful computer company in Glasgow, and also supports a computer club for teenagers. One of those teenagers finds a credit-card skimming operation, and they start to investigate. When it becomes apparent that their case overlaps with the murder enquiry, Martin and Amanda form an uneasy alliance.
A figure from Amanda's past appears, which both helps and confuses her. And Dougie Green gets closer to the truth about Amanda and also Martin, who worked with those same gangsters in the past.
The race is on to find the missing woman, and to stop Dougie's investigation.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BRM Stewart
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. November 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005027322
• Artikelnr.: 70444448

Autorenporträt

BRM (Brian) Stewart lives in Scotland. He was born near Glasgow, lived for a couple of years (with his family) in Hamilton, Ontario, then they moved back to Glasgow and on to Grangemouth, where Brian grow up. He attended Glasgow University then trained as a teacher. He taught in Edinburgh for a couple of years, then moved to Nairn in the Scottish Highlands where he and his late wife raised their family. He worked in various roles in Scottish education before retiring in 2015.
A few years ago he and his wife relocated to Dundee to be nearer his grown-up children and his grandchildren.
Brian has always written, but took it seriously with his retirement. He has self-published and also been traditionally published.
His hobbies include travel, dabbling with gadgets, keeping fit, and trying to play golf and the guitar. He is a very active member of Rotary, and also his local writers' group the Angus Writers' Circle.