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To the Dogs

By: Louise Welsh
Narrated by: David Monteath
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Jim Brennan is flying high. Against all odds he is a big man at the university, tipped for the head job and an office at the top of the ivory tower. He has a beautiful, accomplished wife and two healthy children. Jim drives an Audi, and his dog is a pedigree bichon frise. Not bad for the son of a hardman who grew up in a room and kitchen.

But it is not easy to escape the past. Certain people have been keeping an eye on Professor Jim Brennan. When is son Elliot is arrested on drugs charges and lands in prison after breaking bail conditions, Jim is approached by men he thought he had left behind. Their demands threaten his family, students, and reputation.

As threats mount Jim discovers he is more like his father than he thought. The question is, how far will Professor Jim Brennan go to save his life?

©2024 Louise Welsh (P)2024 Canongate Books Crime Thrillers Psychological Thriller Thriller & Suspense Fiction Crime Suspense
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Another excellent read from Louise Welsh, well written and well researched, a very enjoyable read and I heartily recommend you do as well

Another excellent read

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I struggled to have any empathy for any of them. a true reflection of modern society and the greedy upwardly aspirational middle classes!

unpleasant people doing unpleasant things to unpleasant people for business

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This is the first time I’ve read Louise Welsh, after seeing her speak about this book. It was fast paced, intriguing and posed excellent moral questions, for us all to ponder. Excellent - could not stop listening.

Outstanding

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I’m finding it hard to believe that Louise Welsh wrote this pointless and boring book, that someone published it and that I was foolish enough to buy it :(

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