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Cowboys and Indians
(2015)(The eighth book in the Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers series)
A novel by Ed James
A broken body. A secret with deep roots.
Just months into his new role, Detective Sergeant Scott Cullen of Police Scotland’s Edinburgh Major Investigation Team is torn by the trials of being a manager.
Working a series of serious crimes in Edinburgh puzzling police, assisting the new Sexual Offences Unit, Cullen struggles with his own personal demons.
When a bloodied corpse is found in the shadow of Edinburgh’s Dean Bridge, Cullen is back to his bread and butter.
But all he has are questions. Who is the victim? Did he fall or was he pushed? And why is he handcuffed?
Worse, as the victim is identified, the case only gets murkier as Cullen is sucked into the depths of the city’s lucrative financial services sector, facing up to some old enemies and creating some new ones.
As new leads take them no further forward, with far too many suspects, Cullen must conquer a world where nobody trusts anyone and all are out for themselves. Can Cullen catch a killer in a cut-throat world where anyone who murder just to get ahead?
Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart McBride, Alex Smith and JD Kirk, Cowboys and Indians continues the bestselling Police Scotland series.
Readers LOVE Cowboys And Indians:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What can I say? Ed James does it again. Another fantastic book" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Very difficult to put aside with having to read just one more chapter, and then just one more! I'm already anxiously awaiting the eighth book from this series" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Strong characters and a riveting plot sucks you in from the start" – Amazon review
⭐��⭐⭐⭐ "There was never a lull in this book, it was full on from the start and, as with all good books, I was sad to come to the final page" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Another fast paced, multi plot layered instalment in the Scott Cullen series" – Goodreads review
The Police Scotland series:
Genre: Mystery
Just months into his new role, Detective Sergeant Scott Cullen of Police Scotland’s Edinburgh Major Investigation Team is torn by the trials of being a manager.
Working a series of serious crimes in Edinburgh puzzling police, assisting the new Sexual Offences Unit, Cullen struggles with his own personal demons.
When a bloodied corpse is found in the shadow of Edinburgh’s Dean Bridge, Cullen is back to his bread and butter.
But all he has are questions. Who is the victim? Did he fall or was he pushed? And why is he handcuffed?
Worse, as the victim is identified, the case only gets murkier as Cullen is sucked into the depths of the city’s lucrative financial services sector, facing up to some old enemies and creating some new ones.
As new leads take them no further forward, with far too many suspects, Cullen must conquer a world where nobody trusts anyone and all are out for themselves. Can Cullen catch a killer in a cut-throat world where anyone who murder just to get ahead?
Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart McBride, Alex Smith and JD Kirk, Cowboys and Indians continues the bestselling Police Scotland series.
Readers LOVE Cowboys And Indians:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What can I say? Ed James does it again. Another fantastic book" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Very difficult to put aside with having to read just one more chapter, and then just one more! I'm already anxiously awaiting the eighth book from this series" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Strong characters and a riveting plot sucks you in from the start" – Amazon review
⭐��⭐⭐⭐ "There was never a lull in this book, it was full on from the start and, as with all good books, I was sad to come to the final page" – Goodreads review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Another fast paced, multi plot layered instalment in the Scott Cullen series" – Goodreads review
The Police Scotland series:
- Dead in the Water
Ghost in the Machine
Devil in the Detail
Fire in the Blood
Stab in the Dark
Cops and Robbers
Liars and Thieves
Cowboys and Indians
The Missing
The Hunted
Heroes and Villains
The Black Isle
The Cold Truth
The Dead End
Genre: Mystery
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