The Travelling Companion

· Open Road Media
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A thrilling new novella about a Jekyll and Hyde–obsessed Scot in Paris from the international-bestselling author of the Inspector Rebus mysteries.

For recent college graduate Ronald Hastie, a job at the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookshop offers the perfect occupation during a summer abroad in Paris. Working part-time in exchange for room and board leaves plenty of freedom to explore the city once visited by his literary hero, Robert Louis Stevenson, and things only get better when he meets a collector who claims to have the original manuscripts of both the first draft of Jekyll and Hyde and the never-published The Travelling Companion (both thought to have been destroyed). Then Ron meets the man’s mysterious assistant, and a reckless obsession stirs inside him. As the life he knew back home in Scotland fades from memory, he desperately seeks the secret lying within Stevenson’s long-lost pages. . . .

The Bibliomysteries are a series of short tales about deadly books, by top mystery authors.

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About the author

Ian Rankin is the bestselling author of the Inspector Rebus and Detective Malcom Fox novels, as well as many standalone thrillers. His books have been translated into thirty-six languages. He is the recipient of four CWA Dagger Awards, including a Gold Dagger for fiction and a Diamond Dagger for career excellence. In 2004, Rankin won an Edgar Award for Resurrection Men. He lives in Edinburgh with his partner and two sons.
 

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