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MotoGP Source Book
Officially licensed and published in the 60th anniversary year of World Championship motorcycle racing, this book presents a fact-packed and statistics-laden year-by-year history, concentrating on the premier class (500cc, then MotoGP) but not forgetting the other categories along the way. Beautifully illustrated and designed, written by acknowledged experts and featuring extensive data compiled by MotoGP’s official statistician – all these elements combine to create a history book with a difference.
Official MotoGP Season Review 2012
Now firmly established in its ninth year of publication, the Official MotoGP Season Review 2012 is a must have gift for every fan of top-level motorcycle racing. Edited by TV commentator Julian Ryder, this book includes expert contributions on the technical side from Neil Spalding and stunning photography by Andrew Northcott. All 18 races of the season are covered in detail, the supporting categories are also included, and clearly presented statistics provide a comprehensive reference source for the future.
Carl Fogarty
A full-color charge through Foggy's early racing career, his back-to-back World Superbike titles with Ducati, his troubled '96 season with Honda, and his race for the '98 title, again with Ducati.
MotoGP Season Review 2007
Now firmly established in its fourth year of publication, the "MotoGP Season Review 2007" is a must-have for every fan of motorcycle racing. Packed with fine writing and great photographs, the book details the entire 2007 season with all the behind-the-scenes insight expected of an official book - Includes every race in the 17-round championship, plus statistics, team by team results, analysis of each rider's season and more.
MotoGP Season Review 2010
Now firmly established in its seventh year of publication, the MotoGP Season Review 2010 – in the shops just two weeks after the last Grand Prix – is a must-have Christmas purchase for every fan of motorcycle racing. Valentino Rossi resumes his battle for the World Championship against established rivals Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner, along with several talented newcomers. Edited by TV commentator Julian Ryder, the book also includes expert contributions on the technical side from Neil Spalding and stunning photography by Andrew Northcott. The supporting categories are also covered, and clearly presented statistics provide a comprehensive reference source for the future.
MotoGP Season Review 2011
Firmly established in its eighth year of publication, the Official MotoGP Season Review 2011 will be a must-have purchase for every fan of motorcycle racing. Here is the full, in-depth story of the 2011 MotoGP season, told by TV commentator Julian Ryder with expert contributions on the technical side from Neil Spalding and stunning photography by Andrew Northcott.
Murder in Exam Room Three
Internist Dr. David Hunter was in Green Valley's police station. He had not planned to spend his evening giving a statement or being fingerprinted. He had only gone to his office that Saturday to pick up a file. Instead, he found a dead body in exam room three. David tells his wife, hospital pathologist Dr. Janis Saunders, that the body is that of JM Davenport, the hospital's ex-CEO. Why Davenport would even be there is as much of a mystery as his death. There is no shortage of suspects, as most of the town hated Davenport. After leaving Green Valley, he became head of the University's HMO, specializing in claims denial. One of David's partners, Dr. Jason Burd, publicly wished him dead. The evidence mounts. Jason is arrested. Can David and Janis clear their fellow doc?
MotoGP
Official licensed product. Foreword by Jerry Burgess. MotoGP reached new heights in 2004. In an epic season, Valentino Rossi won back-to-back titles on different makes of motorcycle, after taking on the role of underdog on the previously under-achieving Yamaha M1. MotoGP Season Review 2004 chronicles in detail all 16 races, from Rossi's emotional win in South Africa to his coronation in Valencia. Each rider's performance over the year is analyzed, and there is a unique Riders' Rider of the Year feature, plus an analysis of how the leading bikes evolved over the season. An essential record of the 2004 MotoGP season for all fans of motorcycle racing.
The Gift
Ottavia Wilkinson likes life plain, simple and uncomplicated. Unfortunately that’s led to a very predictable life. So when she starts to make changes to switch things up a little, she’s startled to find that she’s caught the eye of a local bad boy. Yet, with Christmas around the corner, her inner vixen convinces her to offer Julian Ryder a gift he can’t say no to… Julian has always been attracted to Ottavia. To him she’s the epitome of everything a woman should be, but he knows she’s the sort that will never go for his type. But no one is more surprised than he when Ottavia starts to transform into a woman that is pure temptation. It makes it difficult for him to hide his feelings, but no way is he going to approach her. However, when she presents him with a Christmas gift beyond his wildest dreams all bets are off.
Official MotoGP Season Review
Packed with fine writing and great photographs, The Official MotoGP Season Review 2005 - in the shops just two weeks after the last Grand Prix - is a must-have Christmas purchase for every fan of motorcycle racing. The sport already has a mega following, with lots more to come. The BBC is to screen MotoGP for the next five years, British Eurosport shows qualifying live as well as the races, and viewing figures and track attendances are rocketing. Written by TV's top MotoGP commentator, the Review details the entire 2005 season with all the behind-the-scenes insight expected of an official book.
