February's Son. Alan Parks

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      Alan Parks has worked in the music industry for over twenty years. His debut novel Bloody January was shortlisted for the Grand Prix de Littérature Policière. He lives and works in Glasgow. February’s Son is the second Harry McCoy thriller.

      Also by Alan Parks

       Bloody JanuaryBobby March Will Live Forever

      The paperback edition published in 2020 by Black Thorn,

      an imprint of Canongate Books

      First published in Great Britain and Canada in 2019 by Canongate Books Ltd,

      14 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1TE

      Distributed in Canada by Publishers Group Canada

      This digital edition first published in 2019 by Canongate Books

       blackthornbooks.com

      Copyright © Alan Parks, 2019

       Extract from Bobby March Will Live Forever copyright © Alan Parks, 2020

      The right of Alan Parks to be identified as the

      author of this work has been identified by him in accordance

      with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

      Excerpt from 'My Coo Ca Choo', Words and Music

       by Peter Shelley, Magnet Music Ltd (PRS)

      British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available on request from the British Library

      ISBN 978 1 78689 419 9

      eISBN 978 1 78689 418 2

      For Mary Mackay Robertson

      Contents

       10th February 1973

       One

       Two

       11th February 1973

       Three

       Four

       Five

       Six

       Seven

       Eight

       12th February 1973

       Nine

       Ten

       13th February 1973

       Eleven

       Twelve

       Thirteen

       Fourteen

       14th February 1973

       Fifteen

       Sixteen

       Seventeen

       Eighteen

       15th February 1973

       Nineteen

       Twenty

       Twenty-One

       Twenty-Two

       16th February 1973

       Twenty-Three

       17th February 1973

       Twenty-Four

       Twenty-Five

       Twenty-Six

       Twenty-Seven

       18th February 1973

       Twenty-Eight

       Twenty-Nine

       Thirty

       19th February 1973

       Thirty-One

       Thirty-Two

       Thirty-Three

       Thirty-Four

       Thirty-Five

       Thirty-Six