Leith Docks
The Haar
Where Edinburgh's waterfront meets modern development. In The Haar, a corporate solicitor's body is discovered at Leith Docks—the beginning of a trail that leads from old Edinburgh money to the forty-million-pound transformation of the harbor itself. The location embodies tension between preservation and progress.
Salisbury Crags
The Crags
Edinburgh's dramatic cliff formation overlooks the city like a silent witness. In The Crags, a French choreographer is found dead at the base during the Edinburgh Festival—a moment where passion, performance, and the fragile space between reaching and letting go intersect in tragedy.
Greyfriars Kirkyard
The Greyfriars
One of Edinburgh's most historic cemeteries, Greyfriars holds centuries of secrets in its stone and soil. In The Greyfriars, a historian's research into family legacies—and a 1662 massacre of Covenanters—unearths a contemporary crime sealed beneath generations of silence.
Craigmillar Castle
The Ruin
A ruined medieval castle in the Edinburgh Nora grew up in—distant, haunting, and inescapable. In The Ruin, Nora's third investigation ventures into the shadow of Craigmillar, into the neighborhoods and histories she's never quite been able to leave behind.