Andrew Clark Boeken

/ 0 600 36313 9 / Minerals and Rocks / Engels / English / Anglais / Englisch / hard cover / 12 x 19 cm / 128 .pp /

Barnston, North Yorkshire, a quiet coastal town in the North East of England. Newly promoted Detective Inspector Rachel Barnes is thrust into a major enquiry after local businessman, Frank Wellbury, is found dead at his home address. Barnes' partner, Matthew, is the local owner of Forseti's independent bookshop. Joe is a local heroin addict and Richard a loyal customer at Forseti's - all are intrinsically linked to each other and known to Wellbury. Rachel's loyalties to herself, her partner and her profession are tested. Danger is perilously close as hidden truths are unearthed and the investigation gains pace in a race against time to prevent the killer striking again.

This historical survey provides a detailed look at the antiquities of the city of Oxford during the 17th century. A valuable resource for history buffs and scholars.

This book is a biography of Anthony Wood, a 17th-century English antiquary and historian renowned for his writings on Oxford University. Clark and Wood's detailed and engaging narrative captures the complexities of Wood's life and work, including his religious and political affiliations. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in English history, literature, and culture.

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