Stitch Up is a page turner you won’t put down

The fourth-instalment of the highly acclaimed Best Defence Mystery series has finally arrived.

Now happily married with his young daughter safely at home, Robbie Munro’s life is finally an ordinary one. But with a past like his, that can’t last long.

An old flame re-enters his life asking for help on an unexplained death. At the same time he finds out a notorious child-murderer might be let free due to evidence supposedly being falsified.

The one charged for this falsifying? His father, ex-police sergeant Alex Munro.

Robbie cannot remain on the sidelines, so it’s up to him to prove his father’s innocence and stop a murderer from walking free.

William McIntyre is himself a lawyer specialising in criminal defence. In this new release, he does not disappoint in bringing his trademark nail-biting, dark-humoured writing, with twists and gut-wrenching surprises that leave you thinking, ‘just one more page please…’

Stitch Up, by William McIntyre, published by Sandstone Press, £8.99.

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