Kill Day
Every assassin has a first time…
On the backstreets of Lyon, France, an MI6 surveillance team are gunned down in a cold-blooded ambush. Thrust into the hunt for the assassin is the sole survivor – rookie covert operative Duncan Grant.
His feats in training are already the stuff of legend. His tough, solitary existence on Scotland’s Isle of Skye forging a man willing to kill to protect the innocent and save lives.
But no training can prepare Grant for the devastating consequences his first kill will unleash.
As he follows a bloody trail of clues around the globe, he discovers that his own agency is selling him out.
Now Grant is about to find himself in the middle of an international conspiracy involving a corrupt Interpol detective, a Saudi prince, and the highest levels of government.
But they’ve underestimated the wrong man.
And Grant's about to prove to them that the second kill is far easier than the first.
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With non-stop action and heart-pounding suspense, Kill Day takes you on a high-stakes journey through the inner workings of MI6 in London, the playground of the ultra-rich in the Hamptons, to a Saudi prince’s palace in Paris, via the rugged landscapes of the Scottish Hebrides.
Duncan Grant must navigate treacherous alliances, battle his own demons, and trust no one.
Get ready for an adrenaline-fuelled ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Fans of pulse-pounding action and international intrigue won't be able to put down Kill Day.
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Andrew Raymond
Andrew Raymond is a bestselling crime novelist with over 250,000 books sold. His debut DCI Lomond novel, The Bonnie Dead, was an instant Amazon Scottish Crime No. 1 bestseller, selling over 100,000 copies and cementing his place as a rising star in Tartan Noir.
Andrew is also the author of the bestselling Novak & Mitchell political thrillers and the Duncan Grant spy series, which has been optioned for film and television.
Born in Paisley, he honed his writing skills while working as a bookseller and later as a commercial manager for Waterstones in Glasgow, where he championed new voices in crime and fiction.
Duncan Grant
Duncan Grant consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

