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Death of a Macho Man - Hamish Macbeth, Bk 12
Author: M. C. Beaton

Everybody in Lochdubh knew about the pro who dubbed himself the Macho Man. The huge, tattooed, mean-looking stranger won a willing audience for his bragging and tall tales by buying round after round at the local pub. But his nasty insults led to some vicious fights. His sneaking about the village aroused angry suspicions that he was fooling wit... more »

ISBN-13: 9780446403405
ISBN-10: 0446403407
Publication Date: 8/1/1997
Pages: 240
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4.1 stars, based on 55 ratings

Publisher: Mysterious Press
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Stephanie S. (punkinema) - Brentwood, CA reviewed Death of a Macho Man (Hamish Macbeth, Bk 12) on 1/16/2009 + 305 more book reviews

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Hamish Macbeth knows the men in Lochdubh are not sorry Randy Duggan is dead but he sorely wishes that it isn't one of the villagers who killed him. He goes to great lengths to find the killer and it leads right back to Priscilla, his former love. Great story and lots of surprises!

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Anne M. (RobbieM) reviewed Death of a Macho Man (Hamish Macbeth, Bk 12) on 4/13/2007 + 64 more book reviews

This is a cozy set in the colorful Highland village of Lochdubh, featuring the laid-back but highly intelligent local police constable, Hamish Macbeth. He finds that any number of the villagers had motives to murder the bragging, lying bully Randy Duggan who showed up one day and liked entertaining everyone in the pub with his tall tales. Hamish hopes the murderer is from outside, and enlists the help of his sometime girlfriend, the haughty Priscilla Halburton-Smythe to discover the truth. It is a very enjoyable series, with a great setting.