Edinburgh, Scotland, UK; 17 August, 2018. Pictured; Glasgow crime writer Alex Gray with her new book "Only the Dead Can Tell" in which DSI Lorimer investigates a woman's brutal death and the husband who is the prime suspect. Credit: Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News

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