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The most explosive case yet for DC Willis and DI Carter. Cornwall, This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Add this book to Sort order. Start your review of Cold Justice (DC Ebony Willis, #4) Within the first couple of chapters, the detectives visit a cross channel ferry. Frozen Grave (DC Ebony Willis, #3) · Cold.
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Preview — Cold Justice by Lee Weeks. A killer seeking revenge. A community protecting its own. Cornwall, Jenna wakes up after a drug-laced party to the realization that she has been raped. And it looks like it involved her new boyfriend, who has come down from London for the summer. But the case is assigned to a corrupt local police sergeant, who A killer seeking revenge. But the case is assigned to a corrupt local police sergeant, who knows he can extort money from the boy's father, prominent London MP Jeremy Forbes-Wright, in return for his silence.
Fifteen years later and Jeremy Forbes-Wright is found dead under highly suspicious circumstances. They soon realize all roads lead to Cornwall and to find the little boy they must finally get justice for Jenna.
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Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Jan 26, Sam H rated it really liked it. Within the first couple of chapters, the detectives visit a cross channel ferry. The chapter heading clearly states this is Folkestone. I know for a fact that there is no ferry crossing from Folkestone and there wasn't when the book was set, either. How can I be so sure of this, because I live 10 minutes from there? Along the coastline in Dover there is a large ferry terminal, but not in Folkestone.
It wasn't as if the details couldn't have been checked with five minutes work on the internet.
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If Within the first couple of chapters, the detectives visit a cross channel ferry. If I was Lee Weeks I would have been having a strong word with my editor for missing this as well. The plot of this book is excellent and the story keeps you engaged. However, I could not get over the glaring mistake at the beginning.
Seeing this mistake left me wondering, how many other mistakes were made that I didn't recognise? The story follows the death of a politician and the subsequent kidnap of his grandson. The story twists and turns and keeps you engaged from the start. Although I had a suspicion of the end nothing became clear until the last chapter. Overall I enjoyed the book despite the mistake at the beginning.
The last star was lost on the lack of research.
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This book is the fourth in the series and if you were put off by the first, as I was, this is a much better book. The author appears to have read the reviews and corrected the issues with the first novel. Even something simple like the spelling of Eb and the number of times the name is spoken. I commend the author for this development but urge her to take her research more seriously. Overall this book is a brilliant read. However, the lack of research has made me question whether I will read more from the author.
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I urge all authors to take research as seriously as editing. One mistake can leave your readers angry and lead them to question your writing. A disgraced Tory MP commits suicide and, on the day of his funereal, his grandson is kidnapped from his buggy. I find find the story bogged down in the middle somewhat, although Carter and Willis are as likeable as ever and the ending was particularly thrilling.
Jan 31, Georgia - whatsinmywonderland rated it really liked it. Detective Inspector Carter and Detective constable Willis are set on finding Samuel, uncovering dark secrets in search in Penhal. The community of Penhal seem like any other small town, everyone knows everyone and all of their business. When Carter and Willis come searching for answers, the community form a stronger bond to keep their secrets from being exposed.
Carter and Willis uncover an alleged attack that happened in , involving Toby and a young woman from Penhall. In Beyond Blackface: African Americans and the Creation of American Popular Culture, , he brought together musicologists, cultural historians, literary scholars, and drama historians to explore the role of African Americans as creators and consumers of popular culture. In his forthcoming book, "Civilizing Torture: An American Tradition," he examines debates about torture, democracy, and civilization from the age of contact to the twenty-first century.
He is the author, editor, or coeditor of more than forty books on popular culture, comic art, film, labor, and radical history, including The Art of Harvey Kurtzman which won a Harvey Award and an Eisner Award for comic art, and It Started in Wisconsin: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Labor Protest He edited the three-volume set, Jews and American Popular Culture Lonnie G.
Bunch III. As Secretary, he oversees 19 museums, 21 libraries, the National Zoo, numerous research centers, and several education units and centers. Previously he served as the president of the Chicago Historical Society, the associate director for curatorial affairs at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, an education specialist with the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, and a curator of history for the California African American Museum in Los Angeles.
Click here for more information about Lonnie G. Her research and teaching interests focus on deafness, disability, race, and gender and sexuality in late nineteenth- and twentieth-century U. Her current work, tentatively entitled "Committed: Native Families, Institutionalization, and Remembering," centers on peoples' experiences inside and outside the Canton Asylum, a federal psychiatric institution created specifically for American Indians. Angus R. Burgin is an associate professor of history at Johns Hopkins University, where his research and teaching explore problems at the intersection of ideas, politics, and markets in the United States and the Atlantic world since the late nineteenth century.
His recent book, The Great Persuasion: Reinventing Free Markets since the Depression , examines the transformation of market advocacy over the middle decades of the twentieth century. Spengler Prize from the History of Economics Society.
He is currently writing an intellectual history of post-industrialism, investigating how new technological capacities in the postwar era transformed ideas about the future of work, knowledge, leisure, time, and space. Click here for more information about Angus R. Adrian Burgos Jr. Latino history, sport history, urban history, and African American history. His teaching, research, and public engagement focus on the migration and immigration experiences of Caribbean Latinos within the United States as they illuminate processes of racialization, identity formation, urbanization, and labor.
In particular he examines how Latinos have become part of U. Burgos has served as an academic adviser on museum exhibits such as the National Baseball Hall of Fame's Viva Baseball! Since he has been the editor-in-chief of La Vida Baseball , a digital platform on Latinos in baseball in partnership, with the Baseball Hall of Fame. Click here for more information about Adrian Burgos Jr. Orville Vernon Burton. Perry Jr. He is also the author or director of numerous digital humanities projects.
He is currently completing a book on race and the Supreme Court.
Burton's research and teaching interests include the American South, especially race relations and community, and the intersection of humanities and social sciences. Recognized for his outstanding teaching, Burton has been named U. In the Illinois State legislature honored him with a special resolution for his contributions as a scholar, teacher, and citizen of Illinois. He was one of ten historians selected by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies to contribute to the Presidential Inaugural Portfolio.
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