Mick Davis draws upon a rich background in criminal defence law, where he encountered a wide spectrum of cases. This unique perspective deeply informs his writing, often delving into the darker aspects of human nature and the complexities of justice. His fascination with prehistory and archaeology lends a distinctive depth and unusual dimension to his narratives. Davis crafts gripping and immersive stories, pulling readers into intricate plots with his sharp observational skills.
Designed for dyslexic learners, this structured and multi-sensory scheme offers lessons that enhance reading, writing, and spelling skills. It caters to both children and adults, providing tailored support to improve literacy through engaging and effective methods.
Designed specifically for dyslexic learners, this structured, multi-sensory program focuses on foundational reading, writing, and spelling skills. Book 1 caters to beginners by introducing the alphabet and differentiating between vowels and consonants through tailored lessons. This approach aims to build confidence and competence in literacy for both children and adults.
The first full-length, in-depth, account of the Sarah Watts case of 1851, a true-life Victorian murder whodunit with more twists and turns than a crime thriller.