180 Degrees: Unlearn The Lies You've Been Taught To Believe

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I think I've found everything that Ancestry, FindMyPast, the BNA and Trove have to offer, but things seem to 'go quiet' as regards his life and career from the early 1920s onwards.

Malaysia: Margaret Killjoy - White is the Color of Death *Still to check, coming up as a steampunk short story? The detective is a Mountie, it is set in a community that is on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, and the two corpses are found in places that would only figure in a Canadian mystery (well perhaps Wisconsin and Minnesota might also have them but I consider those states to be almost Canadian anyway. I found a book for Mauritius: Georges by Alexandre Dumas It is described as suspenseful with swashbuckling adventure. Featuring special guest Feargus O'Connor Greenwood, author of '180 degrees: unlearn the lives you've been taught to believe'.Rhys Bowen - At the moment I have listed this series as UK under both England (Cosy) and Scotland but I may have a look through and see how relevant Scotland is to the series as a whole or whether it is more accurate to list specific titles, so this may change. Mike Martin - The Walker on the Cape / The Body on the T / Beneath the Surface / A Twist of Fortune / A Long Ways from Home (Bks 1-5 Sgt. The worse thing about this book is that it is a 'confirmer' for people like me who has been into Icke and the other guys for years.

Jeff Dowson - One Fight at a Time / Changing the Odds / Closing The Distance (Bks 1-3 Jack Shepherd P. Santiago Vilanova - Secret d'Hiva Oa (Gauguin mystery set on Hiva Oa) *Catalan lang edition - Not in English translation?While on this theme, the John Putnam Thatcher mysteries they wrote as Lathen are all partly set in New York.

Then, he goes off on a tangent against the central banking system, claiming it is destroying society. Steven Saylor - Raiders of the Nile (Bk 2 Young Gordianus: Ancient World - set in Alexandria 1st Century BC.Apparently, the author would like us to go back to a barter system where I trade my cow for your sheep. This list of players includes only those players who have represented CUCC itself in first-class matches. Plus there are a whole host of designations as to what any given place is, be it Sovereign State, Country, Overseas Territory, Dependency, Autonomous Region, Department, Province, State, Region or other so I have rather looked at if it is a separate geographical location with it's own recognisable identity. Fergus O'Conner Greenwood was born in Clayton-le-Moors in Lancashire in April 1875, and, as a youth, he worked as a magician (and petty thief !

From the Kennedy assasinations to 911 to Satanism, pedophilia and psychologic phenomena like remote viewing and the CIA's mind-control experiments. so you will also see sub lists for say Corsica, Java, Réunion, Sardinia, Sumatra, Svalbard, Tahiti, not to mention The Arctic, Antarctica, all the Canadian provinces and territories as well as Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, major off shore UK islands and island groupings etc, etc. Thank you Georgette_S - I have now added the Justin Savile and Cuddy Mangum series to the list along with a stand alone title of his co-wrtten wtih Marcie Walsh which has been added to New Jersey.

Do you think I should gather them up and give them to OP when this site becomes active again, or add them in to the Comment Section, reediting as I go. I love this list and have found it an incredible resource, and I'm in genuine awe for the amount of work you've put in on it over the past couple of years. Wow - thank you so much, that's certainly beefed up the 'Aloft' section - The last one was part of a series that was new to me - 'Hildegarde Withers Mysteries' - I have added it to the New York section along with two or three of the series that took time out to visit California (which includes the titled you mentioned) and one which was set during a vacation to Mexico. I have a lot to go on also when I get the chance (moved house recently) but I will add your suggestions in asap if you want to let me know what goodies you have unearthed.