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The opening chapters of DS Hutton Book 2, A PLAGUE OF CROWS, read by author Douglas Lindsay.
Hutton comes down from the mountain to get psycho-analysed, and is then called back to work by his detective inspector, who shows him photographs of three victims who've had their brains eaten by crows.

A couple of short readings from the soon-to-be-released eighth novel in the DS Hutton crime fiction series.
Hutton and DI Kallas stand over a disfigured corpse in the morgue
He and DI Kallas interview a witness, learning that the killer is planning a grand adventure to escape capture

Selected readings from the third book in the Barney Thomson series.
After a year on the run, Barney returns to society:
he fails in an attempt to hand himself into the police
finds a job at a barbershop
and outlines his iconic idea for a whisky advert featuring the Teletubbies.

Readings from the fourth book in the DS Hutton crime series, in which Hutton dreams about crows jabbing at his brains, has to interview a man whose neighbours are performing exhibitionist sex acts for his benefit, and relates a tale of being caught drinking wine up the graveyard, while chatting to the dead.

Human flesh turns up in a sandwich shop in excerpts from COLD CUTS, the first book in the Pereira & Bain crime series. A series so short it only has two books in it, and so therefore isn't really a series at all.

Further readings from the second Barbershop Floor collection, including the Schrödinger cut, the Rzeszów Covenant, and Shag, Marry, Get The Fuck Out Of Dodge - The Best Bond Villains Rated.