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Neil Broadfoot worked as a journalist for fifteen years at both national and local newspapers, covering some of the biggest stories of the day. A poacher turned gamekeeper, he has since moved into communications: providing media relations advice for a variety of organisations, from Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Service to high profile sporting clubs in Scotland.
He's now working as a communications officer for the Scottish Government. Neil is married to Fiona and a father to two girls, meaning he's completely outnumbered in his own home. He lives in Dunfermline, the setting for his first job as a local reporter.
He's now working as a communications officer for the Scottish Government. Neil is married to Fiona and a father to two girls, meaning he's completely outnumbered in his own home. He lives in Dunfermline, the setting for his first job as a local reporter.
Genres: Mystery
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Connor Fraser
1. No Man's Land (2018)
2. No Place to Die (2019)
3. The Point of No Return (2020)
4. No Quarter Given (2021)
5. Violent Ends (2022)
6. Unmarked Graves (2023)
7. Exit Wounds (2024)
1. No Man's Land (2018)
2. No Place to Die (2019)
3. The Point of No Return (2020)
4. No Quarter Given (2021)
5. Violent Ends (2022)
6. Unmarked Graves (2023)
7. Exit Wounds (2024)
Neil Broadfoot recommends
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The Half Burnt House (2023)
Alex North
"A masterfully creepy, atmospheric rush of a read that will linger with you long after you've finished the last page."
Dead Find (2022)
(DI Gilchrist, book 11)
T F Muir
"Knuckle-gnawing tension, whipcrack plot twists and grisly set-pieces."
Power Play (2020)
(Dempsey/Devlin, book 3)
Tony Kent
"Absolutely stunning. Almost eerily topical, it hits like a heavyweight and refuses to let go until the final page. Addictive stuff from Tony Kent, who isn't playing with his claim to be one of the rising stars of crime thrillers."
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