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The Art of Dying
On sale
22nd August 2019
Price: £19.99
Book 3 in the ‘dark and satisfying’ (James Oswald) DI Westphall series.
Praise for the DI Westphall series
‘Richly atmospheric . . . Lindsay solidifies his place as one of the rising stars of tartan noir’ Publishers Weekly
‘The Boy in the Well is a dark and satisfying mystery. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the company of DI Ben Westphall, a compelling personality . . . This one comes thoroughly recommended’ James Oswald
‘A Tartan Noir tour de force. Lindsay writes with an economy and skill all too rare in modern fiction . . . Brilliant’ Tony Black, author of the DI Bob Valentine series
(P)2019 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
Praise for the DI Westphall series
‘Richly atmospheric . . . Lindsay solidifies his place as one of the rising stars of tartan noir’ Publishers Weekly
‘The Boy in the Well is a dark and satisfying mystery. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the company of DI Ben Westphall, a compelling personality . . . This one comes thoroughly recommended’ James Oswald
‘A Tartan Noir tour de force. Lindsay writes with an economy and skill all too rare in modern fiction . . . Brilliant’ Tony Black, author of the DI Bob Valentine series
(P)2019 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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Reviews
Praise for Douglas Lindsay and the DI Westphall series
Boy in the Well is a dark and satisfying mystery. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the company of DI Ben Westphall, a compelling personality. I look forward to his next instalment. This one comes thoroughly recommended
Richly atmospheric . . . Lindsay solidifies his place as one of the rising stars of tartan noir
A Tartan Noir tour de force. Lindsay writes with an economy and skill all too rare in modern fiction . . . Brilliant
This is the sort of book that is so well conceived it reminds you why writing at its best is spoken of as being a craft. It also establishes Douglas Lindsay as someone deserving to be spoken of as a master.
