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Bloody January Catharine DeJulio the utilitarian view of majoritarianismA Glasgow detective goes up against a wealthy family whose corruption runs deep in this gritty noir series debut set in 1970s Scotland. Glasgow, 1973. As poverty and crime drag the city deeper into a heroin epidemic, fighting in the streets has become depressingly mundane. But when an eighteen year old boy shoots a young woman dead in broad daylight and then commits suicide, Det. Harry McCoy knows it cant be a simple act of random violence. With a
