Bunker Man - Brossura

'With his second novel Duncan McLean has hit his stride as a magnificent writer with liberal empathy for man's dark side...Rob is a newly-married janitor on Scotland's north-east coast. A hooded figure who holes up in a concrete pillbox on the beach has been seen lurking near the school. Our man takes it upon himself to confront the pervert but his interest in the Bunker Man gradually tilts from apprehension into vigilantism, then obsessed depravity... Ultimately, Bunker Man is very shocking in its violence, through which this message belts home: do not blame life's victims'
Gill Pyrah, Daily Telegraph
'Bunker Man marks another massive blow against the
supremacy of literary London... What really gives the book
its charge is the powerful sense of menace... From the first
page it is clear that the axe is going to fall, but who will be
wielding it and who will be cloven only becomes clear
right at the end...the tension is almost unbearable'
Tibor Fischer, The Times
'Re-locate David Lynch's Blue Velvet in north-east Scotland,
multiply the perversion factor by 20 and you've got
Bunker Man. It's a brilliant conga-line of depravity...
entertainment at its good, old-fashioned best'
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