Nor Will He Sleep: An Inspector Mclevy Mystery - Brossura

'McLevy is one of the great psychological creations and Ashton is the direct heir to Robert Louis Stevenson' --Brian Cox, star of the BBC radio 4 McLevy play

'An intriguing Victorian detective story ... elegant and convincing' --The Times

'David Ashton's writing is excellent, his characters thoroughly convincing, and his narrative grabs you ... and doesn't let you go' --The Sherlock Holmes Society of London

'a city of dark and light, of Jekyll and Hyde, with one of the world s first detectives sniffing out its hypocrisies, secrets and deepest, darkest desires' --Scotland on Sunday

'An accomplished murder mystery which effortlessly paints a vivid picture of the dark and often savage streets of Edinburgh in 1887' --Scottish Field

'David Ashton's writing is excellent, his characters thoroughly convincing, and his narrative grabs you ... and doesn't let you go' --The Sherlock Holmes Society of London

'It's really good, in fact I think the best McLevy yet. Not just the story, and the splendid characters, nor just the portraits of rain-sodden Victoria Leith, but the actual imagery of the text - every page, every sentence bears your own imaginative stamp' --Timothy West

'David Ashton's writing is excellent, his characters thoroughly convincing, and his narrative grabs you ... and doesn't let you go' --The Sherlock Holmes Society of London