Calum Broom – Kobo eBook

Glasgow has its saints, its sinners, and the men who make them disappear.

Calum Broom is forty-three, always in an olive-green trench coat, and carrying the kind of past people either lie about or bury. Ex-Navy, maybe more than that, he now works the city’s darker edges as a private investigator – drinking too much, smoking too much, and asking the sort of questions that make respectable men nervous.

From missing apprentices and vanished singers to murdered priests and hidden trafficking routes disguised as charity and care, Broom moves through a Glasgow of wet streets, false kindness, and old loyalties, where every answer comes with a cost. He bends rules, breaks noses, and follows the truth wherever it leads – even when it drags him back toward the covert machinery that once made use of him.

Gritty, sharp, and steeped in the hard poetry of the city, the Calum Broom series is a dark run of Glasgow noir where corruption wears a clean shirt, mercy is often a lie, and justice has to be taken personally.