Shadows of Sounds: The compelling Glasgow crime series (Detective Lorimer Series Book 3)

When George Millar, the City of Glasgow's orchestra leader, is brutally murdered in his dressing room before a performance, his colleagues are shocked. But the show must go on, and when DCI Lorimer and psychologist Solly Brightman are called in they uncover a series of irrevocably tangled relationships between the orchestra members. Millar had been involved in a string of homosexual relationships and was well known for playing his lovers off against one another - but were his controversial dalliances really enough to incite cold-blooded and calculated murder? ***discover Your Next Reading Obsession With Alex Gray's Bestselling Scottish Detective Series*** Whether You've Read Them All Or Whether This Is Your First Lorimer Novel, The Darkest Goodbye Is Perfect If You Love Ian Rankin, Val Mcdermid And Ann Cleeves What They're Saying About The Lorimer Series: Warm-hearted, Atmospheric' Ann Cleeves 'relentless And Intriguing' Peter May 'move Over Rebus' Daily Mail 'exciting, Pacey, Authentic' Angela Marsons 'superior Writing' The Times 'immensely Exciting And Atmospheric' Alexander Mccall Smith _______________ When George Millar, The City Of Glasgow's Orchestra Leader, Is Brutally Murdered In His Dressing Room Before A Performance, His Colleagues Are Shocked. As The Show Goes On, Dci Lorimer And Psychologist Solomon Brightman Uncover A Series Of Irrevocably Tangled Relationships Between The Orchestra Members. Millar Had Been Involved In A Series Of Homosexual Relationships And Was Well Known For Playing His Lovers Off Against One Another - But Were His Controversial Dalliances Really Enough To Incite Cold-blooded And Calculated Murder? _______________ ***praise For Alex Gray*** 'convincing Glaswegian Atmosphere And Superior Writing' The Times 'brings Glasgow To Life In The Same Way Rankin Evokes Edinburgh' Daily Mail 'exciting, Pacy, Authentic' Angela Marsons 'sums Up Everything That Is Golden And Enthralling About A Good Book' Fully Booked When George Millar, the orchestra's leader, is brutally murdered in his dressing room, his colleagues are shocked. But the show must go on. Enter DCI Lorimer and psychologist Soloman Brightman to investigate