A comprehensive guide to the principles and applications of descriptive geometry, this classic textbook includes numerous practice problems and detailed illustrations to help readers master this important engineering skill. Perfect for students and professionals alike, this book is an essential reference for anyone working in the field of mechanical or architectural design.
London, 1964. A young girl falls to her death from the top-floor window of a club in Soho. Detective Sergeant Harry Barnard must decide: tragic accident, or murder? Meanwhile, Kate O'Donnell's ex's girlfriend left Liverpool for London but is missing: where is she? Harry and Kate are drawn into Soho's dark underbelly in their search for answers.
1964. A woman's found dead. Assuming she's a prostitute, DCI Jackson wants to dismiss the case. DS Harry Barnard disagrees.Harry's partner, Kate, works on a magazine feature about Liverpool. Harry's investigations point to a cover-up and Kate uncovers a darker side to Liverpool - are they getting into something too deep for them to handle?
1964. DS Harry Barnard has been ordered to track down notorious Soho club owner Ray Robertson, who hasn't been seen for several days. Meanwhile photographer Kate O'Donnell is working on a feature about Canvey Island, finally being rebuilt after the devastating floods of 1953. But it turns out there's a connection with Robertson's disappearance.