Big Money

"Gangland Glasgow in the raw by an author who continues to breathe life into the bones of the procedural," declared the London OBSERVER of Peter Turnbull's BIG MONEY, the latest in his series of gripping police procedurals featuring the renowned P division. Here, that dedicated investigating team is faced with an eerily professional raid on the Maryhill Post Office. There was minimal violence, clockwork precision, and a net loss of a quarter of a million pounds in untraceable used notes.

At first, luck seems to be with the P division; the getaway car is quickly found. But it yields little information---or so it seems at first. By a curious conincidence, the former owner of the car is not unconnected with the case; and even more bizarre, the car shows traces of the spore of an extremely rare plant with only one known habitat in Scotland.

As the strands of the investigation come together, and as officer after officer is drawn in, Peter Turnbull once again demonstrates that intimate knowledge of the city and her police force that moved Kirkus to pronounce him "Glasgow's answer to Dell Shannon."