Margaret Morton Kirk is a writer living and working in her home town of Inverness. She has written a number of short stories, one of which, "Still Life", was runner-up in the Bloody Scotland short story competition in 2015. It was later adapted for radio and broadcast on Radio 4 as part of its Scottish Shorts series.
"The Seal Singers", a semi-mythic tale set in Orkney, won third prize in the 2016 Mslexia short story competition. And "Coming Home", a chilling insight into one family's fragmented past, was published in the Tales from Elsewhere anthology.
Her debut novel, Shadow Man is set in Inverness and is the first in a series featuring ex-Met DI Lukas Mahler.
"The Seal Singers", a semi-mythic tale set in Orkney, won third prize in the 2016 Mslexia short story competition. And "Coming Home", a chilling insight into one family's fragmented past, was published in the Tales from Elsewhere anthology.
Her debut novel, Shadow Man is set in Inverness and is the first in a series featuring ex-Met DI Lukas Mahler.
Genres: Mystery
Margaret Kirk recommends
The Shaman's Daughter (2021)
(Greenland Missing Persons, book 6)
Christoffer Petersen
"Petra Jensen is an itriguing character."
Hyde (2020)
Craig Russell
"Russell delivers a brooding, stunningly atmospheric tale set in Stevenson's Edinburgh - multi-layered and intricately plotted, this is a Gothic thriller from the hands of a master."
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