Book description
When the body of a half-clothed woman is discovered in an Edinburgh
park, a murder investigation is launched. The victim has not been
reported missing and there are few clues to her identity. Soon after,
the naked corpse of a prominent clergyman is found, also in a park. DS
Alice Rice wonders if the same killer is at work, and if so, what is
the connection between the apparently motiveless attacks? The Road to
Hell, the fourth in the series, takes the policewoman to new personal
depths and along a trail that leads to some of Edinburgh's darkest and
scariest corners. Praise for the Alice Rice Mystery series: Â The new
Rebus' Â- Sunday Express  Chilling realism' Â- Edinburgh Evening News
 Red herrings, lies and cul-de-sacs interlink to create an enjoyable
read and an awkward puzzle to solve' Â- The Dorothy L. Sayers Society
 Vivid and exciting . . . not a dull page from start to finish' Â-
Alexander McCall Smith  From its bloodstained opening . . . a
compelling read. Gritty and charming in turn' Â- Scottish Field
'A great evocation of Edinburgh and a strong heroine make a
compelling read,' - Bookbag Gillian Galbraith grew up near Haddington.
For seventeen years, she was an advocate specialising in medical
negligence and agricultural law cases. Before qualifying in law she
worked for a time as an agony aunt in magazines for teenagers. Since
then, she has been the legal correspondent for the Scottish Farmer and
has written law reports for The Times. Gillian has also written on legal
matters for The Times. She lives deep in the country near Kinross with
her husband and daughter, plus assorted cats, dogs, hens and bees.
