Peter May Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Nach dem Tod seines Sohnes und dem Scheitern seiner Ehe hängt Fin Macleod die Dienstwaffe der Polizei von Edinburgh an den Nagel. Für ihn ist die Zeit gekommen, endgültig auf die schottischen Hebriden zurückzukehren: in sein Elternhaus auf der Isle of Lewis. Doch dort erwartet ihn ein Fall, dem er sich nicht entziehen kann. Im Hochmoor von Siader ist eine Torfwand abgerutscht und hat eine Leiche ans Tageslicht befördert. Ende der fünfziger Jahre muss die Person Opfer eines Gewaltverbrechens geworden sein. Der DNA-Abgleich ergibt: Das Mordopfer hatte einen Bruder, Tormod Macdonald, ein Bauer aus der Gegend und der Vater von Fin Macleods Jugendliebe Marsaili. Die Tochter ist in dem Glauben aufgewachsen, ihr Vater sei Einzelkind gewesen. Um ihn zu befragen, ist es zu spät: Macdonald leidet an schwerer Demenz. Macleod bleibt nicht viel Zeit. Sobald die Ermittler*innen vom Festland eintreffen, das ist ihm klar, wird der Verdacht von dem alten Mann kaum mehr abzuwenden sein.

THE RETURN OF FIN MACLEOD, PETER MAY'S MUCH-LOVED HERO OF THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING LEWIS TRILOGY. A MURDER The body of eighteen-year-old TV personality Caitlin is found abandoned on a remote beach at the head of An Loch Dubh - the Black Loch - on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis. A swimmer and canoeist, it is inconceivable that she could have drowned. A SECRET Fin Macleod left the island ten years earlier to escape its memories. When he learns that his married son Fionnlagh had been having a clandestine affair with the dead girl and is suspected of her murder, he and Marsaili return to try and clear his name. A RECKONING But nothing is as it seems, and the truth of the murder lies in a past that Fin would rather forget, and a tragedy at the cages of a salmon farm on East Loch Roag, where the tense climax of the story finds its resolution. The Black Loch takes us on a journey through family ties, hidden relationships and unforgiving landscapes, where suspense, violent revenge and revelation converge in the shadow of the Black Loch.

Vor siebzehn Jahren hat Fin Macleod seine raue Heimat auf der Isle of Lewis vor der schottischen Küste hinter sich gelassen – und das aus guten Gründen. Jetzt verschlägt es den Detective Inspector von der Kriminalpolizei Edinburgh wieder auf die Insel: Ein Mann wurde grausam ermordet und in einem Bootshaus aufgehängt, und der Fall weist Parallelen zu einer Tat in der Hauptstadt auf. Sofort wird Fin in seine Kindheit zurückversetzt: Mit dem Opfer, Angus Macritchie, ist er zur Grundschule gegangen. Und im Laufe der Ermittlungen begegnet er auch Marsaili wieder, seiner ersten und einzigen Liebe, und seinem ältesten Freund Artair, der inzwischen mit Marsaili verheiratet ist. Um das Rätsel um die Morde zu lösen, muss Fin noch einmal an der Guga-Jagd teilnehmen, einer lokalen Tradition, bei der junge Männer auf der unbewohnten Insel An Sgeir Tausende von Jungvögeln abschlachten. Kann Fin die Verbrechen aufklären und mit seiner Vergangenheit abschließen?

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The story follows Fin Macleod, a beloved character from the bestselling Lewis Trilogy, as he returns to face unresolved issues from his past. Set against the backdrop of the Scottish Hebrides, the narrative delves into themes of loss, redemption, and the haunting memories that shape our identities. As Fin navigates personal and external conflicts, the rich landscape and intricate relationships reveal the depth of his character and the challenges he must confront to find peace.

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The compelling, little-known story of Charlie Sifford, the first Black golfer to get his PGA card, and Stanley Mosk, a crusading civil rights attorney and California Supreme Court justice, who together made history by taking on the PGA and the Caucasian Only clause in its bylaws.

From the twelve-million copy bestselling author of the Lewis trilogy comes a chilling new mystery set in the isolated Scottish Highlands. A TOMB OF ICE A young meteorologist checking a mountain top weather station in Kinlochleven discovers the body of a missing man entombed in ice. A DYING DETECTIVE Cameron Brodie, a Glasgow detective, sets out on a hazardous journey to the isolated and ice-bound village. He has his own reasons for wanting to investigate a murder case so far from his beat. AN AGONIZING RECKONING Brodie must face up to the ghosts of his past and to a killer determined to bury forever the chilling secret that his investigation threatens to expose. Set against a backdrop of a frighteningly plausible near-future, A WINTER GRAVE is Peter May at his page-turning, passionate and provocative best. *PRE-ORDER THIS EXPLOSIVE NEW NOVEL NOW*

From King Henry VIII to Queen Elizabeth II, via the introduction of the Classics, a duel at Ascot, the first steeplechase, a Derby Day fraud, a huge Cambridgeshire gamble, the desolation of Fred Archer, a thousand-mile walk around Newmarket Heath, the greatness of Ormonde and Sceptre, Man o' War's record-breaking runs, National Velvet and Emily Davison, to the brilliance of Lester Piggott, Tony McCoy and Frankel, Peter May has selected over one hundred days that encapsulate five hundred years of the Sport of Kings. His short, informative, easy-to-read essays bring to life racing's milestone events that set the nation on a different path, such as the 1913 Derby, and the sacrifices horseracing made to support the British military campaigns overseas. A host of anecdotes tell of the exploits of the racing fraternity and cast light on the psyche of those who were prepared to take on bets which, at today's rates, would stretch into millions. Sure to rekindle fond, and maybe distant, memories of the races and horses that once dominated the sporting section of the daily newspapers.