Rebus Edinburgh Divided Collection by Ian Rankin: Fleshmarket Close & The Naming of the Dead - Two Cases of Social Division, Murder, and Global Politics (2-Book Set)

Please note: The individual books listed below will be dispatched together as a set.

Explore the complex social fabric of modern Edinburgh with Inspector John Rebus in this compelling two-book collection from Ian Rankin. Each of these novels is a gripping, self-contained mystery that can be enjoyed on its own. This set finds Rebus investigating crimes that expose the city's stark divisions, from the challenges faced by immigrants to the tensions surrounding a global political summit.

● Fleshmarket Close - The murder of an asylum seeker in a notorious Edinburgh housing estate pulls Rebus into a case fraught with racial tension and hidden exploitation, while his colleague Siobhan Clarke investigates the disappearance of a politician's sister.

● The Naming of the Dead - As world leaders gather for the G8 summit at Gleneagles, Rebus investigates a suspicious death near the event, navigating a city overflowing with protestors, police, and political intrigue.

This collection is perfect for any fan of gritty crime fiction that tackles contemporary social issues. While each book can be read as a standalone mystery, they also form a compelling part of Inspector Rebus's career. This set contains the fifteenth and sixteenth novels in the legendary Inspector Rebus series.