Bought from the author at the Falkirk Convention. A great read, keeps you guessing.

On the Convention Book Table.

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Picked up from the book buffet of Tampere. Hey, I know his fellow, met him a year ago in Falkirk.

Finally began reading. Slapping your boyfriend and ending up in court does sounds like they have life pretty much in order in Scotland, if a case like this ends up in court. On the other hand, hitting somebody six weeks prior to the wedding for being called a nag means that there will be plenty of hitting after the honeymoon is over. And if a future teacher can't handle being called names, then she is in for a hard time...

The cleptomanic lady is staying in Hotel Balmoral (pic). I've been there for afternoon tea in 2018 and for a banquet three months ago. The tea was lovely, but the banquet was not 🙁.

From Edinburgh to Prague, could do worse. Even the Soviet era could not spoil Prague.

There certainly are a lot of tourists on Charles Bridge at every given time.

Joanna got a job in Falkirk. Luckily I didn't brush elbows with the law during the convention there. However, I left Donna Leon's inspector Brunetti -book by the window of Caesar & Howie law firm...

I have to say McIntyre has improved as a writer since his first book Relatively guilty, which I gave up rather soon, but this Munro-character is a scumbag in a suit. I hope this is not one of those autobiographical novels which seem to be popular nowadays. I hope some defence lawyers also value the trueth and the court of law is not just their playground.

Pic: The Meadows were being mentioned. Luckily I went there only during daytime as the book told me it's the place to get mugged at night.

Greyfriars Bobby's statue was mentioned. He was supposedly a Skye terrier.

Deacon Brodie's tavern mentioned.

Finished. Several twists and turns. I hope I won't ever end up in court in Scotland. I wonder why they call judges sheriffs?

Pic: Kirkgate church. Don't know what they were filming on the Royal Mile that day, some costume piece.

Gave this to Annelis, who was also in Falkirk in 2023 and met the writer (pic).

Thank you for the book, Kirjakko!
I don´t know if I´ll find any new photos for the journals as you used most of them already.