DCI Logan Crime Thrillers 3 Book Set JD Kirk In Service of Death Where the Pieces Lie A Dead Man Walking

Discover the gripping DCI Logan Crime Thrillers 17-19 boxed collection — a must-have paperback set for mystery lovers, parents buying for teen readers, classroom libraries, or anyone who enjoys a twisty, atmospheric crime series. This 3-book collection by JD Kirk delivers tense Highland-set investigations, flawed but compelling characters, and fast-paced plots that keep readers turning pages late into the night. What's included: In Service of Death, A Dead Man Walking, Where the Pieces Lie. Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780678467824 Each novel in this DCI Logan book collection showcases JD Kirks knack for combining gritty police procedure with darkly comic touches and a rugged Scottish backdrop. Trusted by fans worldwide, Kirk — the pen name of award-winning author Barry Hutchison — brings experience from comics and screenwriting to craft cinematic, character-driven thrillers that stand out in the crowded crime genre. Inside the three thrillers In Service of Death What begins as a series of petty intimidations — egged windows, deflated tires, toppled garden gnomes — escalates into something far more sinister. Three former British Army soldiers living in the Highlands face a campaign of silent calls and creeping threats, and when they turn to the police the killing begins. This installment blends psychological suspense with a relentless escalation that will appeal to readers of contemporary crime fiction. A Dead Man Walking Set on a stormy Halloween, an elderly billionaire is found dead in a locked study at his stately Highland home. DCI Jack Logan must battle worsening weather, a house full of suspects, and family secrets as he races to uncover the truth. This locked-room style mystery provides plenty of motive, plenty of red herrings, and a satisfying unraveling that highlights Kirks talent for plotting. Where the Pieces Lie A routine community service clean-up spirals into horror when a young offender discovers a bin bag containing human