A detective ready for a new life… 
For years, Jake Jackson has been a high-flying detective in London. But then one day he receives a letter from his reclusive uncle – he has left Jake his property in the middle of the countryside. For Jake, it is the perfect opportunity for a fresh start.\nA rural idyll the stuff of dreams… 
At first, life in the middle of nowhere is everything Jake could wish for. His new home is beautiful, his surroundings are stunning, and he enjoys getting back to nature.\nA death that disrupts everything… 
But then, what starts as a fun village treasure hunt turns deadly, when a young woman’s bones are discovered. And Jake is thrust once again into the role of detective, as he tries to unearth a dangerous killer in this most unlikely of settings.

Death Under a Little Sky (Jake Jackson, Book 1) (Jake Jackson)

Stig Abell

Harpercollins

Death Under a Little Sky

Death Under a Little Sky (Jake Jackson)

Hemlock Press

Death in a Lonely Place (Jake Jackson)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Jake Jackson (2) ? Death In A Lonely Place

How Britain Really Works: Understanding the Ideas and Institutions of a Nation

A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.\n'Absorbing . . . an intelligent and clear-eyed account of much that goes on in our country' Sunday Times\n\nGetting to grips with Great Britain is harder than ever. We are a nation that chose Brexit, rejects immigration but is dependent on it, is getting older but less healthy, is more demanding of public services but less willing to pay for them, is tired of intervention abroad but wants to remain a global authority. We have an over-stretched, free health service (an idea from the 1940s that may not survive the 2020s), overcrowded prisons, a military without an evident purpose, an education system the envy of none of the Western world. \n\nHow did we get here and where are we going?\n\nHow Britain Really Works is a guide to Britain and its institutions (the economy, the military, schools, hospitals, the media, and more), which explains just how we got to wherever it is we are. It will not tell you what opinions to have, but will give you the information to help you reach your own. By the end, you will know how Britain works - or doesn't.\n\n'Stig Abell is an urbane, and often jaunty guide to modern Britain, in the mould of Bill Bryson' Irish Times

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

John Murray

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