A tense, mesmerising thriller whose heroine's gift of communicating with the dead draws her into dark and dangerous waters, not just in Victorian Glasgow but in the modern city, with its prostitution, woman trafficking, drugs and gangs. I read it in a single sitting... and so will you!
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– Jean Rafferty, journalist; author of Myra, Beyond Saddleworth

I have just finished reading Nikki MacKay's new book Dead Men Talking. She has used her knowledge and spiritual background to bring together a captivating story woven with intrigue and mystery which makes the reader want more. The story surrounds a medium who is the central character and how she connects with the spirit world for information, albeit a story, it is also helpful in informing the reader how intuition and mediumship actually works and I could personally relate to this side of it. I really loved the book and didn’t want to put it down.
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– Joan Charles, Scottish Sun Oracle columnist; author of An Angel Walked Beside Me

In her book Nikki McKay takes us to another world, the world of the dead, a world that is strange, at times extremely scary and, as it interfaces with the present, definitely opens your eyes to the underbelly of our Scottish society as it is revealed in it's absolute horror. Psychics can undoubtedly help police in their quest to unravel sordid crime of this nature, the crime against the feminine energy which is demonstrated in so many different ways around this planet. A riveting, compelling read.
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– Patricia Iris Kerins