Bombers, Rioters and Police Killers: Violent Crime and Disorder in Victorian Britain
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Civil disorder, violent crime and terrorism were all considerably worse during the Victorian period...
Notes from Walnut Tree Farm
Roger Deakin, Terence Blacker and Alison Hastie
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Notes from Walnut Tree Farm is a collection of writing by Roger Deakin For the last six years of his...
Game Theory: A Very Short Introduction
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Games are everywhere: Drivers manoeuvring in heavy traffic are playing a driving game. Bargain...
Icefall: Adventures at the Wild Edges of Our Dangerous, Changing Planet
John All and John Balzar
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In May 2014, the mountaineer and scientist John All fell into a crevasse near Everest and took a...
The Forgetting Machine: Memory, Perception, and the Jennifer Aniston Neuron
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If we lose our memories, are we still ourselves? Is identity merely a collection of electrical...
At the Edge of Uncertainty: 11 Discoveries Taking Science by Surprise
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The atom. The Big Bang. DNA. Natural selection. All ideas that have revolutionised science - and...
Amazing Diving Stories - Incredible Tales from Deep Beneath the Sea
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This collection of thrilling stories makes for compelling reading for all divers. There's everything...
Prehistory: A Very Short Introduction
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This VSI to prehistory will introduce the reader to four and a half million years of human...
Wine in Words: Some Notes for Better Drinking
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Delectably brief essays that tell you only what you need to know to enjoy wine. There are wine...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2470 KP) rated Furbidden Fatality in Books
Feb 24, 2021
I started to hear some early buzz about this book, so I decided to give it a try. I’m so glad I did. This may be the first in the series, but I already love the characters. Kari leads a great cast, and there are just as many charming four-legged characters as there are humans. The plot is inventive, with plenty to keep us engaged over the course of the story. Yet everything Kari uncovered helps make for a satisfying resolution when we reached the end. While this is Deborah Blake’s first mystery, she has written quite a few other books, and that shows through in the writing. If you are looking for a promising new mystery series, adopt this book right away.

