Newly-wed and happy, surely criminal lawyer Robbie Munro can stay out of trouble. But a notorious child-murderer might soon be free because prosecution evidence was fabricated - and it was Robbie's dad who secured the conviction.
With time running out, can Robbie uncover the truth?
Newly-wed and happy, surely criminal lawyer Robbie Munro can stay out of trouble. But a notorious child-murderer might soon be free because prosecution evidence was fabricated - and it was Robbie's dad who secured the conviction.
With time running out, can Robbie uncover the truth?
'Gripping, intriguing, and darkly witty at times, STITCH UP by William McIntyre is a cracking story that will leave you wanting more from the main characters. '
'Stitch Up is a book we'd recommend to all fans of Tartan Noir who want something just a little different.'
'I really enjoyed the legal spin on the traditional crime thriller... Very clever.'
'Would highly recommend this un-put-downable and fast-paced read.'
'A cracking read, cleverly plotted, engaging characters, humorous and it is clear William McIntyre knows his subject matter well.'
'A deft slice of Caledonian crime... rings viscerally true, thanks no doubt to McIntyre's lifelong experience in criminal law.'
* The Times *'A compelling, well-plotted mystery.'
* The Herald *'In this new release, he does not disappoint in bringing his trademark nail-biting, dark-humoured writing, with twists and gut-wrenching surprises that leave you thinking, 'just one more page please...''
* Scottish Field *'My heart lifts when I hear there is a new Robbie book heading my way. [Stitch Up] rattles along at the usual breathtaking pace. I can tell you no more: all I will say is, don't do the old Agatha Christie trick of reading the last page first.'
* The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland *'I love this series - funny, insightful, great characters, witty and absorbing... Stitch Up was possibly my favourite one yet.'
* LizLovesBooks *William McIntyre is a partner in Scotland's oldest law firm Russel + Aitken, specialising in criminal defence. He has been instructed in many interesting and high-profile cases over the years and now turns fact into fiction with his Robbie Munro legal thrillers. He is married with four sons.