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Two murderers, one assasin, except that it was impossible for the same man to be in both places at the same time - or was it?.
Detective-Inspector Culley investigates a spate of apparently random murders and becomes as obsessed with the case as he is with patching up his failed marriage.
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The bestselling author of Glory once again raises the standards of the thriller in this exciting novel of murder and madness. As Detective Robin Culley bulls his way through an investigation of seemingly "random" killings, it occurs to him that they may be window dressing designed to hide an altogether different kind of crime.
A brutal, brilliant saga of the Old West--now a major motion picture starring Gene Hackman and Sharon Stone. The bullet-ridden sign says Redemption, the lawless town where frontier justice is quick-draw sport--where one man holds a terrified community in his ruthless grip.
Simon Guerney specialises in the rescue of kidnap victims. Searching for the missing David Paschini, he finds that David is trying to communicate with him through a series of haunting psychic dreams. Simon quickly discovers that this is no ordinary kidnap, and David is no ordinary victim.
"Hearing Luxe Pop explores a deluxe-production aesthetic that has long thrived in American popular music. John Howland presents an alternative music history that centers on shifts in timbre and sound through innovative uses of media, orchestration, and arranging. He travels from symphonic jazz to the Great American Songbook; teenage symphonies of the Motown label and 1960s girl groups to the emerging "countrypolitan" sound of Nashville; the sunshine pop and baroque pop of the Beach Boys to the blending of soul and funk into 1970s disco; the hip-hop-with-orchestra events of Jay-Z and Kanye West to indie rock bands with the Brooklyn Philharmonic. The luxe aesthetic merges popular-music idioms with lush string orchestrations, big-band instrumentation, and symphonic instruments. This book attunes readers to hearing the discourses that gathered around the music and its associated images, and in turn examines pop's relations to aspirational consumer culture, spectacle, theatricality, glamour, sophistication, cosmopolitanism, and "classy" lifestyles"--