Tells the stories behind thirteen of Britain’s most baffling murders, two from Scotland; the Madeleine Smith case of 1857, made into a Hollywood movie, Madeleine ...

No murder here- this is a history book and one I greatly enjoyed writing. It tells the story of ordinary people doing extraordinary things in ...

This follows on where the Great War ended. A book designed to show how the county had learned lessons from the First World War and ...

Sixteen historical cases between 1842-1961 covering the whole of the county starting at Wrestlingworth with the double murder of Jonas Mead and William Dazley (1842), ...

Eighteen historical cases ranging from 1853-1953 including the mysterious shooting of James Gray Lowe on a train in 1886 and, of course, the now famous ...

Seventeen cases, a mix of solved and unsolved murders beginning with the highway robbery of John Whitaker (1856); the killing of Samuel Barker (1904); the ...

Sixteen cases between 1937-1951 covering most of the county from the four child murders at Basford (1837); the strange shooting of Catherine Cross at Hyson ...

Twenty-one cases ranging from the poisoning of Jane Grant (1818) to the killing of Ivy Warner (1951). Covering the county, it is again a mix ...

Twenty-one cases, not all solved, ranging from 1832-1958. The book includes the IRA bombing of Coventry in 1939; the fascinating case at Lower Quinton that ...

Intended to read as a diary with 365 historical factual events, one for every day of the year. All truthful accounts of past events that ...

Again, a mix of solved and unsolved cases covering 1850-1952, starting with the unsolved murder of Lydia Atley, 1850 at Ringstead, the book covers 14 ...

As with the Almanac of South Yorkshire this too tells a story of the past over 365 days and covers key events over some three ...