Caro Ramsay - Out of the Dark
Glasgow Libraries are delighted to welcome Glaswegian crime fiction author Caro Ramsay to Couper Library on 20th November to discuss her new novel Out of the Dark as part of Book Week Scotland!
About Caro Ramsay - Out of the Dark
This Book Week Scotland (18th- 24th November) join Glasgow Libraries for our citywide packed programme of inspiring, interesting and entertaining bookish events for people of all ages.
We are delighted to welcome Glaswegian crime fiction author Caro Ramsay to Couper Library on Wednesday the 20th of November to discuss her new novel Out of the Dark.
Caro, born in the Southside of Glasgow, is the author of more than 15 crime novels including the Glasgow Set police procedural novel series featuring DI Anderson and DS Costello.
Her latest novel Out of the Dark, the third in the DCI Christine Caplan series, is set in the village of Cronchie where a wealthy family are found brutally murdered. The Devil Stone, an heirloom rumoured to bring death if removed from their home, is the only thing stolen. The key suspects are known satanists. But when the investigating officer disappears, DCI Christine Caplan is pulled in to investigate…
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