David John: 902 books

Success is yours for the taking! Drawing on some of the latest findings in neuroscience and the work of some of the world's top traders, investors, economists, psychologists, entrepreneurs and other influential people, the FX Quadrant takes you on a journey to discover the prerequisites to successfully...

Many small rivers zig zag their way through Africa. ‘Rivulets’ is a book that follows the path of one such river as a young man tracks the river to a better life. He realizes that the river can be more than meandering body of water and that it can provide for him and his village fish that can...

The enigmatic entity known as Q remains one of the greatest mysteries in the universe, yet no one, perhaps, understands Q as well as actor John de Lancie, who has played Q. on television for more than a decade. Now de Lancie and Peter David, the bestselling author of such acclaimed novels as Q-in-Law...

A world-weary English reporter and a maverick American female Olympian find themselves caught in a lethal game between the Gestapo and British Secret Intelligence Service in David John’s spellbinding thriller Flight from Berlin. While traveling to Berlin on the Hindenburg to cover the 1936...

Growing up in Preston, with its eclectic range of transport, provided well-known local historian David John Hindle with the inspiration to write this book on the transport heritage of Preston. The book takes a retrospective look at the progress of transport in and around Preston, demonstrating how...

DEATH COMES FOR MANY VICTIMS. THOSE THAT DIE ARE THE LUCKY ONES. When a series of sadistic murders begin to haunt the once quiet town of Worthybridge, DCI William ‘Billy’ Thompson and DS Lee Shupe, find themselves chasing a ghost. No forensics. No witnesses. No evidence. Nothing....

One Albanian male, no family, no partner, no job: burnt to death – from the inside.   DI Eddy Souness, is no stranger to death, but this was extraordinary – this was unnatural.   One last case, one they thought would keep him quiet in the remaining few weeks before his retirement....

Every secret eventually reaches the surface - no matter how old and no matter how deep it may be buried... DI Rosemary Leach had no idea of the nightmare that would unfold after the arrest of Colin Stevens. An arrest that would embroil her and her sergeant, Jenny Preston, of the dangerous world...

An ideal "how-to" guide for those who perform musculoskeletal injections, this unique resource by Drs. Gina M. Allen and David John Wilson demonstrates how to make the most out of the clear visualization provided by ultrasound-guided techniques. High-quality line drawings, clinical photographs,...

Geordies — Wa Mental!, is the first volume in the autobiographical trilogy (Stardust and Coaldust) of David John Douglass, a coalminer for 40 years. It tells the fascinating story of the radicalisation of a working-class Geordie ‘baby-boomer’ during the first twenty years of his life, providing a unique and valuable insight into the political and cultural movements of the 1960s.

Criminal cases give us a fascinating, often harrowing insight into crime and the criminal mind, into policing methods and the justice system. They also tell us much about social conditions and attitudes in the past. And such cases make absorbing reading. David Cox's graphic account of 16 notorious...

Destiny Drummond is feeling all alone in the world, and her wheelchair is a constant reminder of the car crash that killed her parents. When Destiny stumbles into the dream world – and into danger – who will come to the rescue? Locked up in Maximum Mischief’s castle, how will she ever find her...

In commemoration of Preston Guild 2012, David Hindle takes a journey into history to explore the social, cultural and economic background to Preston during the Industrial Revolution, primarily to see if life in Preston then lived up to the affectionate claim to be the 'good old days' and at the same...

In February 1854, the great Victorian novelist Charles Dickens took the train from London’s Euston station to Preston and it is thought that what he saw on his arrival in the town inspired the novel Hard Times, published later that year. In this book, Preston historian David Hindle looks at aspects...