Some places aren't empty. They were emptied. Kirsty is the one they come to now. Two years a solicitor and the youngest keeper of a count that began before she was born, she takes her first case alone: Eilean Fàire, a Hebridean island famously and 'voluntarily' abandoned by its last families in 1953 - a poignant end-of-an-era story retold on every heritage board since. But an old woman born on that island was told, as a child, never to speak of the west end.
Because the far side of Eilean Fàire was never a home. It was a station - for people the country brought there precisely because no one visits a cleared island, and no one counts the dead on ground everyone agrees is empty. With her sister Iris beside her, Kirsty must raise a count from bare stone, peat, and a single word - and put the vanished back where a nation's tenderest story erased them. The Cleared Island is a gripping, atmospheric Scottish crime novel - Book Three of the Iris Calder series, for readers of Tana French, Ann Cleeves, and Jane Harper.
Some places aren't empty. They were emptied. Kirsty is the one they come to now. Two years a solicitor and the youngest keeper of a count that began before she was born, she takes her first case alone: Eilean Fàire, a Hebridean island famously and 'voluntarily' abandoned by its last families in 1953 - a poignant end-of-an-era story retold on every heritage board since. But an old woman born on that island was told, as a child, never to speak of the west end.
Because the far side of Eilean Fàire was never a home. It was a station - for people the country brought there precisely because no one visits a cleared island, and no one counts the dead on ground everyone agrees is empty. With her sister Iris beside her, Kirsty must raise a count from bare stone, peat, and a single word - and put the vanished back where a nation's tenderest story erased them. The Cleared Island is a gripping, atmospheric Scottish crime novel - Book Three of the Iris Calder series, for readers of Tana French, Ann Cleeves, and Jane Harper.