Today is the day! The audiobook of RAT RACE is out now!

Featuring the talents of Angela Ness, who has performed in all three Squeaky Clean books as the narrator and voice of DI/DCI Ally McCoist (and is a total legend herself), and Russ Bain, who is taking on the hot seat for Fran Forbes’s chapters.

Both are incredibly talented and bring the page to life with the necessary swagger. I’ve always thought of the Squeaky Clean ‘voice’ being that of a pished gobshite yakking at you at the pub who you can’t get away from because you really don’t want to see what happens if you offend them. Angela and Russ nail it! (In the best way – and both are actually very nice, no need to avoid them in the pub.)

Produced by W. F. Howes, you can get it on your preferred listening app, just follow this link here.

RAT RACE

DCI Alison McCoist is up to the oxters in Glasgow’s shadiest police unit, with a list of guilty secrets growing longer by the day.

Fran Forbes has just bolted from the scene of a gangland massacre with only a shite-stained tracksuit and a memory stick full of crypto-currency to his name.

Ally is tasked with looking into this latest underworld rammy and ends up working with some bampots even dodgier than her polis pals. Can she keep Fran from being turned into mince by a Russian OCG and finally free herself from the fankle of police corruption she’s caught in?

An enemy from Ally’s past is determined her story won’t have such a happy ending…

“A new novel from McSorley is always cause for celebration. Not only does he know how to spin a yarn, but his prose is fizzy with banter, quips and surprising imagery. I found myself laughing at his deft turns of phrase as often as I gasped at a sudden burst of violence. Scotland has found its Tarantino.”

ALAN BISSETT, author of Boyracers

“Another breathless, hilarious, endlessly-twisting romp through Glasgow’s criminal underworld. Viewed through the technicolour lens of McSorley’s imagination, Rat Race lives up to its predecessors and then some. Ally McCoist has never been better.”

MARTIN STEWART, author of Double Proof