Andrew James Greig Books in Order

This collection presents instructions for one hundred Scottish social dances, combining familiar ceilidh favorites with less common dances and variations. Guidance for callers, dancers, and teachers helps explain the steps and organize enjoyable group dancing.

A London detective investigating a missing dancer and a young woman searching for her vanished parents become caught in a mystery spanning Scotland and Iceland. The medieval seer Thomas the Rhymer connects their search to unsettling possibilities beyond ordinary reality.

A gamekeeper's apparent suicide near a Highland town proves to be a carefully arranged killing. DI James Corstorphine investigates further deaths marked by intricate mechanisms of bone and wood, uncovering corruption in a community determined to conceal its secrets.

A distillery owner dies on a remote Scottish mountain, apparently from natural causes. DI Corstorphine becomes suspicious as the man's family faces disturbing threats, forcing him to investigate hidden grievances behind a series of increasingly violent incidents.

Logan Martin has confessed to killing his father, but his aunt hires Teàrlach Paterson to prove his innocence. Occult symbols link the family to further deaths, drawing the investigator into murders rooted in Glasgow’s pagan history.

Three years after little Lily disappears from her Highland home, her parents hire investigator Teàrlach Paterson to find her. A missing nanny, a local outcast and newly discovered remains expose secrets within the family and its community.

Human remains arranged as a scarecrow lead DI James Corstorphine toward a psychiatric hospital and a series of ritual killings. When his wife Shamila is abducted, cryptic clues turn the investigation into a race to save her.

A photographer’s fatal fall, a missing fisherman and a drowned scientist bring investigator Teàrlach Paterson back to Mull. As he uncovers family feuds and concealed relationships, an approaching storm threatens his search for the missing man.

After deliberately damaged tyres leave Anita stranded in a remote Highland glen, an attacker takes her young son Noah. With no phone signal and neighbours concealing secrets, she must confront the past to bring him home.

A young woman’s body is discovered beneath a coffin at a Highland funeral. DI James Corstorphine investigates a fractured family, a daughter who vanished years earlier, and the secrets hidden within the surrounding woodland cemetery.