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Don't miss the award-winning crime debut of the year - perfect for fans of The List of Suspicious Things. A murder mystery unlike any other... *WINNER OF THE VAL McDERMID CRIME DEBUT AWARD* *SHORTLISTED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLAND DEBUT PRIZE* 'Clever, honest, heart-rending.' VAL MCDERMID 'Richly authentic, funny, moving and insightful.' JANICE HALLETT 'I haven't read anything quite as unique as this since Trainspotting.' LIN ANDERSON 'A Bad, Bad Place will stay with me for a long, long time' JENNIE GODFREY What happened to the dog walker who found the body? Glasgow, 1979. Twelve-year-old Janey won't take her dog, Sid Vicious, for a walk. Not anymore. It's Sid's fault she found the murdered woman. Janey claims she can't remember what she saw at the abandoned railway, but the police think she's hiding something. And they're not the only ones interested. Fear and rumour rip through the tight-knit community of Possilpark. Janey and her nana, Maggie, are dragged into the hunt for a murderer. And Maggie's struggle to keep her beloved granddaughter safe becomes ever more desperate. Because Janey's memories can't stay hidden forever. And neither can the killer... Readers love A Bad, Bad Place: 'Lingers long after the final page' - - - - - 'I loved every page!' - - - - - 'Got under my skin in a way I didn't expect' - - - - - 'Absolutely brilliant, funny, full of life, completely convincing' - - - - - 'Brilliant' - - - - - 'Stunning' - - - - - 'Scottish writing at its finest' - - - - -
As a passionate advocate of lifelong learning, Frances was delighted to graduate age 60 with MLitt (Distinction) Creative Writing from Glasgow University. In 2023, she won Bloody Scotland/ Glencairn Crime Short Story Competition and the first chapters of her debut novel, A Bad, Bad Place, won Highly Commended in Moniack Mohr Emerging Writer 2024. Frances grew up in North Glasgow, and credits the people of Possilpark and Milton as her writing inspiration. She still lives in Glasgow with her family, and likes libraries and punk rock.