Because the first body was found in Wolf Street, because the murderer takes a bite from each body, the press have found a new terror, the Wolfman. Drafted down to the Big Smoke thanks to a supposed expertise in the modus operandi of serial killers, Inspector John Rebus in on a train south from Edinburgh. His Scotland Yard opposite number, George Flight, isn't too happy at yet more interference. It's bad enough having several Chief Inspectors on your back without being hounded at every turn by & upstart Jock. Rebus is going to have to deal with racial prejudice as well as the predations of a violent maniac. When he's offered a serial killer profile of the Wolfman by an attractive lady psychologist, its too good an opportunity to turn down. But in finding an ally, he may have given his enemies an easy means of attack. ...

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When dreamer Larry Guthrie (Larry the Cable Guy, the voice of Mater in Cars) loses his first love to the town hot shot, he decides to win her back by volunteering to help the local children at her after school program. But when Larry accidentally tells the kids that the tooth fairy is make believe, he is soon transformed into a tutu clad fairy with a sentence of collecting teeth. ...

Queen Isabella is unhappy as there's a shortage of fairy dust in Fairyl&. 

Can Sparkle the Tooth fairy & her fairy

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What secrets from the past was he about to uncover? When a woman's skeleton is discovered in a shallow grave DCI Andy Gilchrist is tasked with finding her murderer. But a psychic's warnings & markings on a rusted cigarette lighter found among the rotted remains set Gilchrist off on a trail that will take him back 35 years back to his past & on course to find his brother's killer in a fatal hit & run accident. When dental records from an extracted tooth force Gilchrist to confront the unthinkable
- that his brother was her killer
- he keeps his fears to himself, only to be suspended on suspicion of destroying evidence. But Gilchrist battles on in his quest for answers. Who was the woman? Why was she murdered? & was the fatal hit & run really an accident? Praise for T. F. Muir, ' Everything I look for in a crime novel' Louise Welsh. Rebus did it for Edinburgh. Laidlaw did it for Glasgow. Gilchrist might just be the bloke to put St Andrews on the crime fiction map.' Daily Record. 'A bright new recruit to the swelling army of Scots crime writers' Quintin Jardine.

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It's a fact that men love lists: with lists, men can find the interesting information with the least amount of effort. This book contains over 250 lists covering the important subjects in life
- cars, sports, barbecues, gadgets
- & answers the vital questions: Are Ferraris faster than Lamborghinis? What's the common murder weapon?

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a special collection of 250 unique lists that observe of the idiosyncrasies of our Isles & encompass everything British. Discover hundreds of essential, intriguing & bizarre facts about your country's most iconic subjects, including: the 10 most produced plays by Shakespeare; 10 defunct British national holidays; the 10 longest seaside piers; the 10 lowest-scoring UK Eurovision entries; the 10 latest winners of the World Conker Championships; the 10 first performed Gilbert & Sullivan operas; the Top 10 singles of all time banned by the BBC; 10 unusual British laws; the Top 10 Tesco's lines; the 10 latest winners of the Pub of the Year award.. .plus 240 other fascinating lists in this at-a-glance guide to what makes Britain great. ...

This bestselling Top 10 annual is back, with over 700 updated lists & br&-new feature spreads revealing exactly who or what is the best, worst, richest, deadliest, or simply biggest of almost everything in more detail than ever before. There are a lot of books on the market that can tell you who's number 1
- but what about how big the margin is between 1st & 2nd place? Or where does 5th come in? Was number 10 really that far off the mark? " Top 10 of Everything 2012" answers these questions & many, many more, with brand new & updated lists & over 7, 000 of the most intriguing facts about history, science, sports, music, movies, nature, people & places. & as if that wasn't enough to quench your thirst for knowledge, this fascinating full-colour book also

Includes:: feature spreads that are packed with insightful info & additional lists that really give you the low-down on your favourite records.


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Here you will find 250 lists that will amaze & amuse you about the history, l&, people & culture of Irel&. From essential statistics about the population trends & bestselling music acts to bizarre lists on Irish High Kings, banned films, Irish namechecks on The Simpsons & Oscar Wilde's top 10"es on relationships. Within the pages of this fascinating book you'll also discover... ...

London... home to royalty, politicians, red buses, black taxis, cockneys & pigeons, but also home to the world's largest uncut diamond; the greatest variety of Michelin-starred cuisine; the oldest scientific zoo; the world's first public museum &
- officially
- more culture than any other city.

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