Livestock
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You never read Hansel and Gretel when you were young then? The witch was a cannibal, remember.’
‘Fuck off, that was a children’s story.’
‘That’s right, a children’s story, a story where the witch lures two children to be cooked and eaten, you can't get any more cannibalistic than that, now can you?
‘Mmm, think I need to talk to the Shrink on this as well then.’
Simon pondered whether or not Jenny would be available on a Saturday, of course she would she lived for work, she didn’t work to live. ‘I’ll pop up and see if she is in, best warn her I’m on my way Bob, I’ll go have a word, unless you want to come along?’
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About the Book
Detective Inspector Bob Buchanan has his own demons to come to terms with. When he embarks on what should have been a routine investigation following a fatal road accident, he finds himself embroiled in a macabre chain of events that will eventually threaten his very own existence and that of those around him.
Uncovering evil at its darkest and most threatening level pushes his animal instincts for survival far beyond any normal limits of common decency.
An eye for an eye, a life for a life.
DI Buchanan spirals down into a world of ‘eat or be eaten’, looking for revenge.
About the Author
T. S. Eliot once admitted, "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal." It has been written many times that the same can be said of novelists. Being a thief helps, stealing bits of ideas from life itself is not a crime, letting the imagination run riot is not a crime, not following the dream of writing is a crime. Having the talent to fashion a mass of stolen thoughts and borrowed memories into a storyline that grips the unsuspecting reader and transports them into a new world of fictional adventure is rare. Born and bred in Scotland, he has retained his Scottish no nonsense approach to his writings, telling this tale of dark secrets and chilling suspense with a raw and down to earth vocabulary.