Angels’ Cut – The Angels’ Share series begins

“Taken meets Bourne Identity – Fabulous!: an intense, gripping, intricate & beautifully written page-turner which I highly recommend.”Simon Denman, UK, best-selling author and founder of Readers in the Know

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Eilidh is Taken

Angels’ Cut is the first book in The Angels’ Share series. Eilidh Duncan probes a corrupt clique of politicians, officials, bankers, business people and gangsters lining their pockets at public expense. Not surprisingly, She disappears.

Sam and Tonka Face Vicious Danger

Within days, investigator Sam Duncan and his wily minder Tonka face a gruesome trail of violence (video), murder and duplicity. Slimy tentacles of evil slither into their lives, disrupting and attacking. People die, guilty and innocent alike. In London, Ireland and Scotland, nowhere is safe as a lethal finale looms.

Great Comparisons

If you like the Bourne movies and writers like Lee Child, Robert Crais & James Patterson … you’ll love Angels’ Cut and The Angel’s Share series – tough writing with extra humour and humanity.

“Like all other reviewers, I found this book fast-paced, enjoyably unpredictable and just that bit ‘different’ from other action thrillers I’ve read. Sam Duncan is an attractive (and impressive) hero and the generally short chapters keep the book moving; it’s page-turning stuff. The plotting is skilful and there’s enough character-building to prevent this from being merely a series of fast-moving events. In a very competitive field this stands out. Well done Mac Logan!” hillbank68 TOP 500 AMAZON REVIEWER

Angels’ Cut

With his sister missing and his family in massive danger, attack becomes the best defence. Pursuing leads, Sam Duncan enrages some very powerful people who will stop at nothing to block his investigation. Conflict looms as Sam goes all the way to protect his family. Death is close behind.

This is gritty Scottish crime fiction: with an international dimension, a clever plot, ferocious action, and well-drawn characters.

“… I felt the visceral satisfaction of seeing justice meted out to the abusers of women … as the plot moved on, more parallels to Stieg Larsson became clear. Underlying the surface appeal of this action-packed novel is a serious and passionate effort to portray very real dangers in our contemporary society. Journalists, such as Eilidh Duncan (video), Ai Weiwei, and Anna Politkovskaya, threaten vested interests who don’t wish their real motives to be revealed.” Maryann N, Seattle, USA

Mac introduces The Angels’ Share Series (video)