Hamish Macbeth · Book 9

Death of a Travelling Man

by M. C. Beaton

Published
1 January 1993
Pages
176
ISBN-13
9780804112116
Type
novel

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Cover of Death of a Travelling Man

About this book

The ninth entry, Death of a Travelling Man (1993), spans 176 pages, the second book Beaton released that year and another case built on Highland stubbornness and small-town suspicion of outsiders.

Its place in Hamish Macbeth

Death of a Travelling Man is book 9 in the Hamish Macbeth series. It follows Death of a Glutton. It is followed by Death of a Charming Man. See the full Hamish Macbeth reading order.

Constable Hamish Macbeth is the laziest ambitious man in the Scottish Highlands: a lanky, red-headed village policeman in the fictional coastal town of Lochdubh who works hard at exactly one thing, staying a lowly constable, because promotion would mean a desk in Strathbane and losing the poaching, fishing and gossiping that make his unhurried life worth living. M. C. Beaton (the pen name of Marion Chesney) built the series as the gentler, more whimsical sibling to her later Agatha Raisin books: the crimes are…

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