Find what you were looking for Inspector? Every day the same question. A different uniform but the same question. They thought Lucia enjoyed being here. They thought that was why she kept coming back. But they were asking the wrong thing. She had found what she was looking for -- she had found what she had been sent to discover -- but she had found out more besides. The question was what to do about it. The question was whether to do anything at all. In the depths of a sweltering summer teacher Samuel Szajkowski walks into his school assembly & opens fire. He kills three pupils & a colleague before turning the gun on himself. Lucia May the young policewoman who is assigned the case is expected to wrap up things quickly & without fuss. The incident is a tragedy that could not have been predicted & Szajkowski it seems clear was a psychopath beyond help. Soon however Lucia becomes preoccupied with the question no one else seems to want to ask: what drove a mild-mannered diffident school teacher to commit such a despicable crime? Piecing together the testimonies of the teachers & children at the school Lucia discovers an uglier more complex picture of the months leading up to the shooting. She realises too that she has more in common with Szajkowski than she could have imagined. As the pressure to bury the case builds she becomes determined to tell the truth about what happened whatever the consequences.. . ...

Travelling on horseback through southern England in the early 19th century William Cobbett provides evocative & accurate descriptions of the countryside colourful accounts of his encounters with labourers & indignant outbursts at the encroaching cities & the sufferings of the exploited poor. Ian Dyck's new edition places these lively accounts of rural life in the context of Cobbett's political & social beliefs & reveals the volume as his platform for rural radical reform. ...

In 2006 Liverpool fans voted Ian Rush among the top three all-time greatest players in the history of the club. Taking his place alongside Kenny Dalglish & Steven Gerrard he surpassed legends such as Fowler Keegan Owen Smith Carragher & Hansen. Ian Rush is quite simply Liverpools greatest goalscorer & along with Jimmy Greaves & Denis Law one of the finest natural penalty-box predators the game has ever seen. This is the story of a rough-edged Welsh teenager thrust into the ranks of an already great side who didnt feel up to it but who learned how to grow as a player & a man until he became the most devastating finisher in English football. Rushs story is bursting with honesty & insight emotional turmoil & tragedy & hilarious tales & asides. It is a near-mythical tale of triumph & tragedy. Of an era when Liverpool became nigh on invincible made the League title their own & rode the highs of European & FA Cup Finals alongside the devastating tragedies of Heysel & Hillsborough. The drama of Rushs time at Liverpool during the 80s
- the decade that defined the club more than any other
- is thrillingly captured in this autobiography which takes you into the thick of the action as well as offering a frank & insightful analysis of the game today.

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We think we will be happy when we have some downtime
- when we can finally go on vacation disconnect shut down. But in this provocative
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In this beautifully designed richly illustrated history prolific rock journalist & noted Rush authority Martin Popoff follows the world-conquering exploits of Geddy Lee Neil Peart & Alex Lifeson from the band's formation in Toronto more than four decades ago to their 2012 Clockwork Angels release & subsequent world tour. Popoff's stellar history is complemented by LP reviews from a slate of highly regarded music writers a thorough discography compiled by the author himself & more than 400 photographs & articles of memorabilia running the gamut from candid backstage images & live performance photography to picture sleeves gig posters period print ads ticket stubs backstage passes & more. The result is a visually stunning & authoritative review befitting the rock band with one of the world's most devoted fan bases. ...

Perfect strangers. A perfect holiday. The perfect murder... Three couples meet around the pool on their Florida holiday & become fast friends. But on their last night their perfect holiday takes a tragic twist: the teenage daughter of another holidaymaker goes missing & her body is later found floating in the mangroves. When the shocked couples return home they remain in contact & over the course of three increasingly fraught dinner parties they come to know one another better. But they don't always like what they find: buried beneath these apparently normal exteriors are some dark secrets hidden kinks ugly vices... Then a second girl goes missing. Could it be that one of these six has a secret far darker than anybody can imagine? A brilliantly plotted utterly gripping thriller about the danger of making friends on holiday Rush of Blood is Mark Billingham's most ambitious & accomplished work to date. ...

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Recorded at Brighton Dome as part of his twice extended sell-out Dingledodies tour (which played to over 125 000 people) the show sees the star of Mock the Week (BBC Two) & Russell Howard s Good News (BBC Three) share his observations on life. Packed with his trademark mix of eloquent gags & deft storytelling this is the critically acclaimed show from one of the hottest names in st&-up. ...

One of Britains most exciting & popular st&-up comedians Russell Howard is back in 2011 with his third sell-out tour Right Here Right Now. The star of Russell Howards Good News & Mock The Week never fails to entertain with his trademark mix of eloquent gags & deft storytelling. ...

A quirky bedtime story introducing endearing insomniac Russell the Sheep. Sometimes Russell the Sheep is just a little bit out of step with the rest of flock. All the sheep are falling asleep
- except Russell. Hes tried everything...but hes still wide awake. Whats a sheep to do?
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