The Atticus McLaren Mysteries

Sometimes finding the answer takes a different way of thinking... The Atticus McLaren Mysteries, Book One & Two MURDER AT THE MUSEUM- Atticus McLaren likes a quiet life. He's forty-five, lives in a converted garden shed, likes photography, murder mysteries and is autistic. He's also a museum tech at the National Museum of Scotland. He works on artefacts, after hours, when the museum is quiet and empty. When he begins to hear strange noises and finds artefacts out of place, no one will listen to him until the security guard turns up dead. Then he enlists the help of his brother, Scout and his friend, Freddy to investigate the case. Are the incidents related and what's really happening at the museum? DIGGING FOR SKELETONS- After the debacle at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, Atticus is glad to get back to his quiet, simple life. Months after the murder case though, Scout decides his brother could use a holiday. He books spots for him, his brother, and their friend, Freddy, at an archaeological dig near the Lake District. What starts out as an educational holiday, though, quickly turns into another investigation when one of the dig team goes missing. In the newest book about Atticus McLaren; autistic museum tech turned amateur detective, winter has come to Britain, along with relentless rain. Will the three of them solve the mystery or will they be impeded by the weather, being cooped up with a dangerous criminal, and by their own demons?