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The Two Fathers
At the request of a new client, private investigator Sam Dyke tries to find out what the man's wife is doing when she comes home late at night. Sam succeeds in finding out, and that's when the bodies start to pile up ...
Storey
When Paul Storey comes home from London he's escaping an event that ruined his professional life. Now he's slowly making contact with people again ... but the people he winds up meeting are lowlifes, thieves and conmen. Exactly the kind of people he was trying to escape. Worse, one of them is a con-woman who, for some reason, he can't get out of his mind and who has a habit of manipulating men ... When he gets involved in a scam to sell smuggled antiquities from Syria he realises he can't escape being a copper either-and one with a specialised skill that makes him even more desirable to his new colleagues. Finding a purpose in life while keeping his head connected to his shoulders keeps him busy, until a Syrian who wants the return of one of the stolen antiquities shows up ... and he's not inclined to take prisoners.
Altered Life
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One Truckers Poetry
My book is poetry based on friends, family, And our Lord and Savior. It has all different types of poems. There are serious, funny, family and most of all religious areas in my book. I hope you all enjoy my work. God bless you.
One Punch
Paul Storey is an ex-cop looking for a job. Bran Doyle was a boxer but he's now looking for a driver. And perhaps a little more. Storey takes the job but soon finds himself involved in more than driving. There's a murder. And conspiracy. And another murder. And then the real trouble starts. One Punch continues the series begun by Storey, described by one reviewer as a "highly intelligent, witty and well-plotted thriller," and by others as "very entertaining," "a great read" and "an unusual thriller." If you like thrillers with surprising characters, intricate plots, lots of humour and exciting action, then One Punch will fit the bill.
The Strange Girl
Private Investigator Sam Dyke is hired to find a man who's been released from prison and subsequently gone missing. But the ex-con is an ex-cop who might have been imprisoned for a crime that he didn't commit. Working for the man's daughter, Sam soon discovers that this isn't just a missing persons case - there are other people involved, including the owner of a high-profile casino and a senior police officer. And when the brutal representatives of an Asian gambling syndicate show up with their own brand of persuasiveness, Sam knows that he must put things right before he and everyone he loves become potential targets ...
Sociological Theory (Routledge Revivals)
First published in 1973, this book is concerned with the question of whether Sociology is, or ought to be, a theoretical science. Keith Dixon argues that the pretence to the theoretical is a hindrance to the development of the field of Sociology, which devalues significant empirical work by giving status to research findings only in so far as they relate to often arbitrary theoretical concerns. Dixon addresses the historical dimension in the explanation of human nature and rational action. This reissue will be of particular value to students and academics with an interest in the empirical and theoretical methodology applied to Sociological research.
Cooking for Gracie
A recipe-complemented personal account of the author's first year of fatherhood tracks each of his infant daughter's developmental stages as well as his efforts to adapt to her changing dietary needs, a process marked by his culinary struggles and the baby's taste preferences. By the author of The Art of Losing.
I May Kill You
Serial killers are secretive animals. They keep their deeds to themselves and hope never to be found. But there's a new man in town--a killer who warns people in advance he's going to kill them, then does it, in a variety of unusual, even bizarre, ways. Ex-policeman Ben Buckland wants to catch this man not because he's on the list ... but because his 15-year-old daughter is. And that's just not fair. Especially when the killer has sent out warnings to several hundred people ... The new crime novel from Keith Dixon, author of the award-winning Sam Dyke Investigations and Paul Storey Crime Thrillers.
