BOOKS: A WINTER GRAVE BY PETER MAY AT Aye Write Glasgow’s Book Festival

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Aye Write Glasgow’s Book Festival We’re delighted that Peter May @authorpetermay is back with a chilling, explosive and gripping new crime thriller A Winter Grave. Hear him in discussion on Monday 23 January at the Mitchell Library.

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Aye Write Glasgow’s Book Festival We’re delighted that Peter May @authorpetermay is back with a chilling, explosive and gripping new crime thriller A Winter Grave. Hear him in discussion on Monday 23 January at the Mitchell Library.

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