Books by Gordon Reid

BECKER

by Gordon Reid

(1 review)

ANASTACIA BABCHUK IS NOT THE KIND OF FRIEND YOU WOULD WANT TO HAVE. SHE KILLS PEOPLE SHE DOES NOT LIKE... AND ANOTHER THING, NEVER CALL HER CHOOK. Harry Becker has fled to Wagga Wagga, in the heart of the Riverina, and... See More

Evelyn Crowley (A Harry Becker Mystery Book 1)

by Gordon Reid

(1 review)

It was a simple enough job for Harry Becker; return a stolen handbag to Evelyn Crowley... And then Mrs. Crowley requests his help with another matter-locate the daughter she had given up to adoption. Given his dubious... See More

The Cuckoo's Nest (A Victorian Murder Mystery)

by Gordon Reid

(187 reviews)

A thrilling blend of mystery and history from the last decade of the nineteenth century, The Cuckoo's Nest is set among the hills and valleys of remote Mid Wales at a time of profound change and unrest. It is the hot... See More

The Wraiths of Elfael (Elfael Trilogy Book 1)

by Gordon Reid

(12 reviews)

'When you come to the border the price you must pay to cross is blood. You'll see where. It's all very... primitive, really.' Mair Rees is home from university for Christmas to stay with her parents on their farm in the... See More

The Dragon of Stroma and Other Tales (a collection of fantasy short stories)

by Gordon Reid

(9 reviews)

A wily old dragon lands on the island of Stroma off the north coast of Scotland and devises a plan to plunder the people of the mainland. The dying dictator of an African republic receives a visit from an angel on his... See More

The Bone Fire (a mystery of the shaman spirit world)

by Gordon Reid

(12 reviews)

Praise from Amazon reviews for Gordon Reid's debut novel, An Inquisition of Demons: 'I soon found I could not put the book down.' 'This is a very satisfying book to read.' 'The story here is fantasy of the highest... See More

The World's Midnight (Elfael Trilogy Book 2)

by Gordon Reid

(5 reviews)

At the end of The Wraiths of Elfael, Mair Rees leaped into the chasm between worlds to rescue the stolen spirit of her best friend Heulwen. Now she finds herself in an alternate version of medieval Wales, one where magic is... See More

The Politics of Financial Control: The Role of the House of Commons (Routledge Revivals)

by Gordon Reid

Originally published in 1966, this book takes a look at the ancient and traditional, as well as more recent procedures in parliament for controlling finance. It questions outdated procedures and also examines the tendency of... See More