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Studies in Microscopical Sciences
In this groundbreaking work, Arthur Charles Cole explores the world of microorganisms, using a variety of microscopic techniques to uncover the hidden beauty and complexity of these small but powerful creatures. With its stunning illustrations and detailed descriptions, Studies in Microscopical Sciences is a must-read for scientists and non-scientists alike. This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Betrayal
How can a series of brutal killings in New York possibly be linked with a 200-year-old murder in Wales? Is it conceivable that the President of the United States is involved in a cover-up?Private detective and former Special Boat Services Marine, Raven Conner, is hired to investigate and becomes a key figure in one of DCI Terry McGuire's most frustrating cases.Meanwhile, angry at his failure to catch the murderer of the Bag Lady, McGuire must reluctantly accept that he has let the killer slip through his fingers.Dead bodies are discovered, apparently the racially motivated slaughter of a respected shopkeeper and his wife. The team interview a number of suspects. Just when McGuire thinks things can't get worse as he tackles multiple crimes, a former prostitute is attacked and left for dead.With resources stretched to the limits McGuire and his team must connect the dots and solve the cases.
The Edge of Integrity
Having brought a pair of corrupt senior police officers to justice, DI Terry McGuire is promoted to Detective Chief Inspector. Now he heads a Drug Squad in desperate need of strong leadership. As events spiral out of control Terry faces a vendetta threatening his family. Anyone who knows McGuire knows that's not a good idea.
Death and Depravity
Sex and Drugs and Corpses Terry McGuire sees dead bodies of drug users in his line of work. But thee's somethings nasty about the ones turning up now. He has to juggle cases and while trying to lay to bed a case that's run cold, he also has to get a bad batch of heroin off the streets before the bodies really pile up.
Redemption
DCI Terry McGuire is believed to have died in a terrible fall into a flooded ravine. A terrorist attack on a London bus and an MP shot dead in the streets appears to be the work of a fundamentalist group hell-bent on bringing the capital city to its knees. But a top secret security briefing document suggests a more sinister plot is being played out. When two South Wales police officers discover the document, one is killed and the other becomes a target. Gavin Millner returns from Basra suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, having lost his friends on a routine patrol. Unable to cope with life at home, Gavin finds himself living rough on the streets until he's persuaded to seek help a...
Angel of Death
An arsonist is on a rampage - an abandoned nightclub is torched and the forensic evidence suggests it's the same arsonist that struck a school years before. Someone is killing the residents of local nursing homes. The flasher has finally made a mistake. A normal week in the life of Terry McGuire and his team as they work on several fronts to solve the crimes. But Terry will uncover something during the investigations that will shock him to his core.
Nest of Vipers
Terry McGuire unravels the mysteries of an Irish diary, sending him to the lawless badlands of Northern Ireland and the murky world of Irish Republican terrorism. What is the connection between a small-time Belfast criminal-turned-terrorist and a recently deceased catholic nun who retired to the South Wales' Gower Peninsula?
