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The plot is good too, with plenty of twists to keep you guessing. I did work out the ''who'' before it was made completely obvious but my reasoning for the ''why'' certainly wouldn't have stood up in a court of law. It was satisfying and I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to the Bookbag. It's a series I'll now follow.
It's strange how you come to read certain books. ''A Step So Grave'' arrived on the same day as the latest book by [[:Category:Val McDermid|Val McDermid]], which opens with the discovery of a long-buried body in Wester Ross. So, if you'd like to read more of Wester Ross, you'll enjoy [[Broken Ground by Val McDermid|Broken Ground]]. ''A Step So Grave'' read well as a standalone, but if you'd like to read more from Catriona McPherson, we can recommend one of the earlier books in the series: [[The Winter Ground by Catriona McPherson|The Winter Ground]]. For more crime in Perthshire, we can recommend [[Heartlands (D I Jessie Blake) by Kerry Watts]].
[[Catriona McPherson's Dandy Gilver novels in chronological order]]
