Bone Machines

The Kendrick Chronicles - Book 1

Bone Machines


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“One of the most promising new writers I have read for some time. I highly recommend his work.”

Michael Moorcock on Dr. North's Wound


A gritty Scottish crime thriller featuring a very different kind of serial killer

They suffer for his art…

When a number of women are reported missing in Glasgow, the specter of a previous spate of unsolved disappearances in the city rears its head. Journalist Ray Bissett is drawn into the case when his daughter joins the ranks of the missing. Ambitious police detective Tom Kendrick won’t let Ray forget a terrible incident from his past that resulted in the death of a young boy.

Damaged lives and dark secrets…

The streets of Glasgow are haunted by the ghosts of the missing—and an artist driven by a deadly inspiration.

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  1. Ashley
    Overall Liked it

    BUMMER!

    Oh I was SO excited by the summary and title of this book and unfortunately it was more of a political thriller than I prefer. The narration is wonderful, but unfortunately based off the summary and what the ACTUAL story is, I was expecting something WAY more disturbing than this.

  2. John Dodds
    Overall Liked it

    Superb narration and production

    As the author of the book, I can't, of course, comment on the narrative (although, yes, I know the story has a star rating, but that's a required field, so I will allow myself this small immodesty). But what I can say is that Robin Sachs (who died recently, I am sad to report), has done an incredible job with the narration. His accent and characterisations are amazing. He combines sinister and sexy in a way that's just perfect for the book, and brings the whole thing to dramatic life in a way that is quite remarkable. A wonderful production from Blackstone Audio.