Scotched Nation: 2 (Willie Morton Scottish political thriller)

Five months after Scotlands Independence Referendum freelance journalist Willie Morton learns by chance that a man called Philip Gallimont let off a drink-driving charge on Home Office orders bears a startling resemblance to himself. Gallimont works for a pro-Union group GB13 run by members of MI5 and the old school tie network of the British State.Could Morton pass himself off as Gallimont to get inside the group? How far are they willing to go to frustrate democracy? What are their connections in Whitehall and is the Prime Minister involved?Its a dangerous game and soon Morton is being pursued through a labyrinth of private backstairs and neglected corridors in the Palace of Westminster into the eerie dereliction of the roof space. He wants to confront the reclusive leader of GB13 whisky magnate Lord Craile in his remote mansion on Mull and ask him one question - Why?But some questions are too incendiary too dangerous... The Union is sacrosanct greater it seems than democracy itself and Morton is a threat to it their top target.Andrew Scotts pacy political thrillers explore the uncertain and ambiguous terrain between a declining Britain and an emerging Scotland in fast-moving novels that combine an insiders insight with all-too-believable scenarios set in beautiful locations in contemporary Scotland England and Europe. Moves along enjoyably and at a brisk pace - The HeraldFast-paced tension-packed page-turner... a thrilling tale which leaves the reader much to think about and doesnt disappoint - The Courier