The Red, Red Snow

An attention-grabbing procedural with unsettling surprises inside every snowbank * <b>Kirkus Reviews Starred Review</b> * Gripping . Pithy dialogue, plenty of wintery Highland atmosphere, and villains that readers will love to hate make this a perfect accompaniment for a wee dram by the fireside * <b>Publishers Weekly</b> * Solid writing, a multifaceted plot, complex characters, and plenty of suspense make this a good pick for fans of British procedurals * <b>Booklist</b> * A skillfully written thriller with a palpable sense of dread and disaster that will grab readers from the first page through to the shocking conclusion * <b>Booklist Starred Review</b> of <b>Mosaic</b> * Terrific ... Ramsay keeps the reader guessing right up to the final, satisfying denouement. Suspense fans won't want to miss this chiller * <b>Publishers Weekly Starred Review</b> of <b>Mosaic</b> * A wild ride packed with mysterious questions and shocking answers * <b>Kirkus Reviews</b> on <b>Mosaic</b> * A chilling, can't-put-it-down read ... A consistently gripping series * <b>Booklist</b> on <b>The Sideman</b> * A cracking plot, disturbing and unexpected twists, flawed yet compelling characters, and an unsettling conclusion ... A taut, shattering, mesmerizing page-turner that definitely kicks this series up several notches * <b>Booklist Starred Review</b> of <b>The Suffering of Strangers</b> * Mystery and suspense fans will be thrilled to discover this British police procedural series, with this latest addition hard to put down * <b>Library Journal</b> on <b>The Suffering of Strangers</b> *

Caro Ramsay was born and brought up in Glasgow, and now lives in a village on the west coast of Scotland. She is an osteopath, acupuncturist and former marathon runner, who devotes much of her time to the complementary treatment of injured wildlife at a local rescue centre. She is the author of ten previous Anderson & Costello mysteries and one standalone psychological thriller.