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The first mystery in one of the most unique crime series ever. Meet Cal McGill- The Sea Detective... Cal McGill is an Edinburgh-based oceanographer, environmentalist and one-of-a-kind investigator. Using his knowledge of the waves - ocean currents, prevailing winds, shipping records - McGill can track where objects came from, or where they've gone. It's a skill that can help solve mysteries ranging from disappearances to murder. Two severed feet wash up on two different islands off the coast of Scotland. Forensics shows that the feet belong to the same body. As Cal McGill investigates, he unravels a web of corruption, exploitation and human trafficking, which threatens many lives across the globe - including his own...

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Raises the bar ... elegantly written and compelling. A crime writer to watch The Scotsman Excellent The Literary Review (Top Five Crime Novels of the Year) Promises to be a fine series of detective novels Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month An unusual, interesting and enthralling read Shotsmag A compelling protagonist The Times Literary Supplement

Raises the bar ... elegantly written and compelling. A crime writer to watch The Scotsman Always entertaining and gripping The Herald Mark Douglas-Home has created a compelling protagonist The Times Literary Supplement Excellent The Literary Review (Top Five Crime Novels of the Year)

A compelling protagonist * The Times Literary Supplement * An unusual, interesting and enthralling read * Shotsmag * Promises to be a fine series of detective novels * Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month * Excellent * The Literary Review (Top Five Crime Novels of the Year) * Raises the bar ... elegantly written and compelling. A crime writer to watch * The Scotsman *

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Mark Douglas-Home is a journalist turned author, who was editor of the Herald and the Sunday Times Scotland. His career in journalism began as a student in South Africa where he edited the newspaper at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. After the apartheid government banned a number of editions of the paper, he was deported from the country. He is married with two children and lives in Edinburgh.

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