Deathly Wind

Inspector Torquil Mckinnon Had Been Devastated When He Returned To The Island To Discover That Constable Ewan Mcphee, His Best Friend Was Missing, Presumed Drowned. Then When A Crofter Died In A Climbing Accident, A Dog Was Poisoned And A Body Was Discovered Face Down In A Rock Pool, He Began To Suspect That There Was A Killer On The Loose. Could All This Somehow Be Connected With The Controversial Building Of Wind Towers Which Enraged The Local Crafting Community And Worried The Conservation Group? It Would Take All Torquil's Skills To Unravel The Mystery To Put Everyone's Mind At Rest.--book Jacket. Keith Moray. Hale Crime. As Rhea's beat is modernized, with the replacement of his police bike for a mini-van, Nick gets more than he bargained for as his work draws him into closer contact with villagers, in more ways than one! There are compromising positions aplenty in this next charming installment of Aidensfield life, as Nick finds himself lost in dense fog and runs across a couple of illicit lovers trapped in their car. He advises the village grocer about his very respectable lady shoplifter and discovers how Farmer Owens copes with his nagging wife. In this volume Rhea provides a charming portrayal of the village bobby and genuine North country folk

Inspector Torquil McKinnon was devastated to discover that his best friend Constable Ewan McPhee was missing and presumed drowned. Then after the death of a crofter in a climbing accident, a dog was poisoned, and a body was discovered face down in a rock pool, he began to suspect that there was a killer on the loose. Could all this somehow be connected with the controversial building of wind towers which enraged the local crafting community and worried the conservation group? It would take all Torquil's skills to unravel the mystery to put everyone's mind at rest.