Dive into London's most dangerous crime scene - the River Thames. A police diver whose obsession with the job has made his home life implode. A high-flying detective recently thrown out of the CID. A case that could get them both killed. Police diver David Cade lives by a simple rule: pull out the bodies and move on. Naomi can't abide that. Her whole career, she's wanted to fight the good fight. But circumstances have sent Naomi to the Marine Police. Then they discover a dead girl, bloated and broken on the surface of the Thames. And then another. Each time David pulls a new body out of the water, he fears it's his estranged fifteen-year-old daughter Lex. She's gone missing after they had a fierce argument and hasn't been in touch since. The dead girls all have the same nightclub stamp on the backs of their hands - the same one David's daughter had the day she disappeared. A briefcase is discovered in the same stretch of water, and suddenly the higher-ups at CID, including Naomi's rival, Detective Chief Inspector Shannon Baines, start showing an interest. Clearly something big is happening. David and Naomi need learn to work together if they're going to solve the dead girls' murders and find Lex. Then they uncover something that will threaten to blow the case apart - if it doesn't get them killed first . . .

DIVE a totally gripping@@ breathlessly twisty crime mystery

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Barton, Jon

Mystery

Joffe Books Ltd

Here is a list. It contains 100 climbing and mountaineering books. Some are brilliant; some are not. Some have won awards; some of them should have. Some of them are only a year or two old; some were written over 100 years ago. One of these books might make your top five; one of them might be the worst climbing book you've ever read - if you even finished it. Most of the big names are here - Harrer, Simpson, McDonald, Roberts, Krakauer, Bonatti, Kirkpatrick, Moffat (and Moffatt) - and some not-so-big names. Have a read, see what you think. And remember: it's just a list.

The 100 Greatest Climbing and Mountaineering Books

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Vertebrate Publishing

White Peak Mountain Biking is the fully revised second edition of our bestselling guidebook to the southern Peak District, and features 24 routes from 10.5 to 45 kilometres in length, suitable for riders of all abilities.  A companion guidebook to the bestselling Peak District Mountain Biking  -  Dark Peak Trails, this guide shows you the best of the White Peak and includes four new routes and several updated routes. Clatter down tricky limestone descents, dodge roots on twisty woodland singletrack and cruise along easy cyclepaths through green fields and pretty villages. Explore Bakewell and Matlock, Macclesfield Forest and Buxton, and nip into the Dark Peak in the Hope Valley.  Researched, ridden and written by a local rider, each route features Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 maps, easy-to-follow directions and details of distance, timings and difficulty. Also included is a Bonus Section listing top ten climbs, descents and singletracks, information on family riding (including the Monsal Trail) and a detailed Appendix.

White Peak Mountain Biking Pure Trails

Sports & Outdoors

Individual Sports

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