A Hamish Macbeth Mystery: Death of a Liar (Series #30) (Hardcover)

from joeydag

An amusing time spent with Hammish Macbeth's antics may be had with this latest mystery from M. C. Beaton. I enjoy most of her plot twists and coincidences and her tweaking of Macbeth's love life amuses me no end. Nothing very gory here but there are hints if you are squeamish you are safe here.

from jepeters333

Sergeant Hamish Macbeth is alarmed to receive a report from a woman in the small village of Cronish in the Scottish Highlands. She has been brutally attacked and the criminal is on the loose. But upon further investigation, Hamish discovers that she was lying about the crime. So when the same wom...

from BrianEWilliams

Hamish Macbeth dominates this book (and series) with the crime taking second place. He is in danger of losing his station to closure and his superior officers are either incompetent or jealous of his policing skills. Then there is all the women he has either been engaged to, or would like to date...

from smik

For a small area of the Highlands, there seem to be an awful lot of murders in Hamish Macbeth's jurisdiction. And yet his police station at Lochdubh is under constant threat of closure. Despite the death rate, this is really a cozy because although we see the corpses they are not particularly gri...

from alanteder

Macbeth and the Woman Who Cried Wolf Review of the Hachette audiobook edition released simultaneously with the Grand Central Publishing hardcover edition (2015) Death of a Liar starts off with some mysterious murders including one of a persistent liar. The plot gets very complex after that with ...