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Book 17 of The Robbie Munro Legal Thriller series
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Description
When celebrity hairdresser Keir Harvie is accused of murdering a retired professor of history, defence lawyer Robbie Munro expects lies and family drama. He doesn’t expect a centuries-old secret, a missing manuscript, or a deputy Crown Agent determined to bury the truth. As Robbie and his wife Joanna fight to clear their client, they uncover a conspiracy stretching from medieval Scotland to modern politics — where a single parchment could topple reputations and derail elections. With cloned voices, a yappy sausage dog, and a couple of unwanted curling stones, Robbie must navigate blackmail, betrayal, and bureaucratic menace — all while keeping his career and neck intact.
When celebrity hairdresser Keir Harvie is accused of murdering a retired professor of history, defence lawyer Robbie Munro expects lies and family drama. He doesn’t expect a centuries-old secret, a...
When celebrity hairdresser Keir Harvie is accused of murdering a retired professor of history, defence lawyer Robbie Munro expects lies and family drama. He doesn’t expect a centuries-old secret, a missing manuscript, or a deputy Crown Agent determined to bury the truth. As Robbie and his wife Joanna fight to clear their client, they uncover a conspiracy stretching from medieval Scotland to modern politics — where a single parchment could topple reputations and derail elections. With cloned voices, a yappy sausage dog, and a couple of unwanted curling stones, Robbie must navigate blackmail, betrayal, and bureaucratic menace — all while keeping his career and neck intact.
A Note From the Publisher
William McIntyre, now retired after a long career as a Scots lawyer specialising in criminal defence, brings his wealth of courtroom experience to the world of fiction. Having been involved in many fascinating and high-profile cases, William skilfully transforms fact into fiction through his acclaimed legal thrillers. These novels feature the sharp-witted defence lawyer Robbie Munro, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the quirks and complexities of the Scots criminal justice system.
Renowned for their accuracy in law and procedure, the books have been praised by legal professionals on both sides of the Bar. Whether enjoyed as stand-alone stories or read as part of the series, they capture Robbie's candid, often sardonic perspective, making them a standout contribution to the genre.
William McIntyre, now retired after a long career as a Scots lawyer specialising in criminal defence, brings his wealth of courtroom experience to the world of fiction. Having been involved in many...
William McIntyre, now retired after a long career as a Scots lawyer specialising in criminal defence, brings his wealth of courtroom experience to the world of fiction. Having been involved in many fascinating and high-profile cases, William skilfully transforms fact into fiction through his acclaimed legal thrillers. These novels feature the sharp-witted defence lawyer Robbie Munro, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the quirks and complexities of the Scots criminal justice system.
Renowned for their accuracy in law and procedure, the books have been praised by legal professionals on both sides of the Bar. Whether enjoyed as stand-alone stories or read as part of the series, they capture Robbie's candid, often sardonic perspective, making them a standout contribution to the genre.
Advance Praise
The Metro called Relatively Guilty‘Just Brilliant’
Scots Magazine said that Duty Man had ‘Large than life characters, great storyline, nice twist’
The Herald wrote of Killer Contract: 'Snappy prose with light-hearted nods to the hardboiled classics of the genre’
The Metro called Relatively Guilty‘Just Brilliant’
Scots Magazine said that Duty Man had ‘Large than life characters, great storyline, nice twist’
The Herald wrote of Killer Contract: 'Snappy prose...
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
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