Peter May
Scotland (1951 - )
Peter May, winner of the Scottish Young Journalist of the Year Award in 1973, went on to become a television screenwriter, creating three major TV series - "The Standard", "Squadron" and the Gaelic-language drama serial, "Machair". He lives in rural Argyll, Scotland, and in France.
Series
Yan & Campbell
The Ghost Marriage (2017)
1. The Firemaker (1999)
2. The Fourth Sacrifice (2000)
3. The Killing Room (2000)
4. Snakehead (2002)
5. The Runner (2003)
6. Chinese Whispers (2004)
China Thrillers 3 Books Set (omnibus) (2017)
The Ghost Marriage (2017)
1. The Firemaker (1999)
2. The Fourth Sacrifice (2000)
3. The Killing Room (2000)
4. Snakehead (2002)
5. The Runner (2003)
6. Chinese Whispers (2004)
China Thrillers 3 Books Set (omnibus) (2017)
Enzo Macleod Investigation
1. Extraordinary People (2006)
aka Dry Bones
2. The Critic (2007)
aka A Vintage Corpse
3. Blacklight Blue (2008)
4. Freeze Frame (2010)
5. Blowback (2011)
6. Cast Iron (2017)
1. Extraordinary People (2006)
aka Dry Bones
2. The Critic (2007)
aka A Vintage Corpse
3. Blacklight Blue (2008)
4. Freeze Frame (2010)
5. Blowback (2011)
6. Cast Iron (2017)
Lewis Trilogy
1. The Blackhouse (2011)
2. The Lewis Man (2011)
3. The Chessmen (2012)
The Lewis Trilogy (omnibus) (2013)
1. The Blackhouse (2011)
2. The Lewis Man (2011)
3. The Chessmen (2012)
The Lewis Trilogy (omnibus) (2013)
Novels
The Reporter (1978)
Fallen Hero (1979)
Hidden Faces (1981)
aka The Man With No Face
The Noble Path (1992)
Virtually Dead (2010)
Entry Island (2013)
Runaway (2015)
Coffin Road (2016)
Fallen Hero (1979)
Hidden Faces (1981)
aka The Man With No Face
The Noble Path (1992)
Virtually Dead (2010)
Entry Island (2013)
Runaway (2015)
Coffin Road (2016)
Collections
Bloody Scotland (2017) (with Lin Anderson, Chris Brookmyre, Ann Cleeves, Doug Johnstone, Stuart MacBride, Val McDermid, Denise Mina, Craig Robertson and Sara Sheridan)
Non fiction
Awards
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Peter May recommends
Cruel Mercy (2017) (DS Aector McAvoy, book 6) David Mark "Mark writes badness beautifully." | Aurore (2017) (Wars Within, book 2) Graham Hurley "So well-written you can smell the sweat and taste the fear." |
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