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In 'Dangerous Deeds; Or, The Flight in the Dirigible,' Frank Cobb explores the thrilling world of early 20th-century adventure fiction. Set against the backdrop of the Golden Age of aviation, the narrative follows the daring escapades of a group of intrepid aviators embarking on a perilous journey in a revolutionary dirigible. Cobb's vivid descriptions and attention to detail evoke a sense of wonder and excitement, while his engaging storytelling keeps readers on the edge of their seats. This novel is a perfect example of the popular adventure genre of the time, filled with thrilling exploits and unexpected twists. Frank Cobb's literary style is both captivating and immersive, making 'Dangerous Deeds' a must-read for fans of classic adventure fiction. Frank Cobb's passion for aviation history and his meticulous research into the era's technological advancements are evident in the detailed descriptions and authentic atmosphere of the novel. His deep knowledge and enthusiasm for the subject shine through in his writing, adding depth and authenticity to the story. I highly recommend 'Dangerous Deeds; Or, The Flight in the Dirigible' to readers who appreciate a well-crafted adventure tale that transports them to a bygone era of excitement and daring exploration.

Called "a PG-13 version of Gone Girl" by Kirkus, Unnatural Deeds is a novel of infatuation and obsession with an electrifying ending that readers won't see coming." Victoria Zell doesn't fit in, not that she cares what anyone thinks. She and her homeschooled boyfriend, Andrew, are inseparable. All they need is each other. That is, until Zachary Zimmerman joins her homeroom. Within an hour of meeting, he convinces good-girl Vic to cut class. And she can't get enough of that rush. Despite Vic's loyalty to Andrew, she finds her life slowly entwining with Z's. Soon she's lying to everyone she knows and breaking all the rules to be with Z. She can't get enough of him—or unraveling the stories of the family he's determined to keep hidden. Except Z's not the only one with a past. Straight-laced Vic is hiding her own secrets... secrets that are about to destroy everything in her path.

Join our plucky Victorian Egyptologist, together with her devastatingly handsome and brilliant husband Radcliffe, in another exciting escapade Swapping the stifling heat and dust of Egypt for the cooler climes of London, adventuress Amelia Peabody finds herself plunged into an escapade set in the dignified surroundings of the British Museum, and as ever, she is aided and abetted by her irascible husband Emerson and precocious son Ramses. First of all a night watchman is found dead in the Mummy Room of the museum, a look of horror frozen on his face and very soon panic spreads through the capital while the gutter press ask the question 'Can Fear Kill?'. And before Amelia can respond with an appropriate answer, a pair of dissolute aristocrats with a shady past appear in her life together with supernatural curses, a lady of dubious reputation with a link to Emerson's bachelor past and a homicidal maniac disguised as an ancient Sem priest - but they are only the very tip of this most singular mystery. And as Amelia closes in on the murderer, Emerson and Ramses must try to keep her from adding herself to the list of victims...

The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott (Illustrated Edition) is a monumental collection that spans across genres such as historical fiction, romance, and adventure. Known for his intricate storytelling and vivid descriptions, Scott's works transport readers to different time periods, most notably the medieval age of chivalry and feudalism. His literary style is characterized by a combination of rich language, complex characters, and detailed historical settings, making his works both entertaining and informative for readers interested in the past. This illustrated edition allows readers to further immerse themselves in Scott's vivid world through visual representations of key scenes. As a prominent figure in Scottish literature, Scott's influence can be seen in many modern works that draw inspiration from his themes and settings. The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott serves as a definitive collection for any enthusiast of historical fiction and classic literature, showcasing the depth and breadth of Scott's literary contributions.

Coercive rules and their implementation are,in liberal democratic societies at least, subject to ethical constraints. The state's moral authority requires these constraints to be both cogent and effectively realised in doctrine. In short, the enterprise of subjecting individuals to coercive rules must be consistent with the delivery of criminal justice. Contemporary criminal theory is much exercised by the apparent contradictions and ambiguities characterising criminal law doctrine. Is this an inevitable part of the territory leading us to question the very possibility of criminal law delivering justice? Or, as the author prefers, is criminal justice an achievement in which one of the tasks of criminal theory is to set goals and identify deficiencies in a constant effort to improve the form and content of rules and procedures? Informed by this premise the book explores some of the key questions in criminal theory, addressing first the ethics of criminalisation and punishment. It continues with an examination of the structure of criminal liability with its emphasis on separating consideration of the objective conditions of wrongdoing from the features which make a person responsible for it. Finally it examines attempts and accessoryship with a view to exploring the doctrinal tensions which may arise when competing justifications for criminalisation and punishment collide. The book gives an account of the present state of criminal theory in an accessible style which will welcomed by those embarking upon courses in advanced criminal law and criminal theory, teachers, and more generally by practitioners and scholars.