Bøger af David Costa

The unthinkable happens when a suicide bomb brings carnage to the streets of Barcelona. And it seems like the next target is locked in.LONDON.David Reece and his SG9 Black Ops unit are thrust into action, with their one remit ringing in their ears.FIND THE TERRORISTS, AND KILL THEM.But where are they? And do they really have a dirty bomb, like the intelligence networks suggest?The race is on, and the stakes simply couldn't be higher. If the bomb detonates, it will cause a paradigm shift in the financial institutions of the West - and change the very course of history.David Costa is the pen name for a man who spent decades working in the world of counterterrorism. He has been there, bought the T-shirt, and survived to tell the tale.His novels have the touch of someone experienced in the world of espionage, undercover operations, and moving in the shadows.What readers are saying: ★★★★★ 'So well written with such great detail.'★★★★★ 'Full of suspense, political intrigue, action-packed patriotism.'★★★★★ 'A gripping and unputdownable yarn.- very enjoyable.'

A secret agent who operates without the permission of his organisation or Government is said to be working Outside the Shadows. David Reece, the SG9 MI6 Black Ops officer, finds himself in that predicament when his old agent and lover Mary McAuley has been kidnapped by dissident Irish republican terrorists who intend to torture and kill her. Reece is told by his bosses that if he tries to find her using his killing skills, he could jeopardise the Northern Ireland Peace Process. Reece has no option; he must disobey if he is to save the woman he loves. Finding a mixture of operators from his MI6 SAS, and Mossad contacts they race against time, a vicious terrorist organisation, and the historical politics of Ireland puttingeverything at risk to succeed. "The enemy hide in plain sight. To stop them, we kill them!" David Costa is the pseudonym for a man who spent decades working in the world of counterterrorism. He has been there, bought the t shirt and survived to tell the tale. His novels have the touch of someone experienced in the world of espionage, undercover operations and working in the shadows. The first two books in the David Reece trilogy, 'Tested by Fire', and 'Light of the Sun' introduce David Reece and his SG9 team, a secret Black Ops unit of the British Government. Its remit, find the terrorists and eliminate them.

Swiss private banking in either form is not for everyone: on average a Swiss private bank will require a minimum asset value of between 500,000 and 1 million Swiss Francs (although in some cases certain private banks will also accept affluent clients with a 'mere' 100,000 Swiss Francs to start with). Yet despite this restriction, it is not necessary to have any particular sum of money at your disposal to apply some of the good Swiss private-banking principles on your own. The Portable Private Banker has been written to help you do this, and that does not mean firing your advisors and using your money to buy and sell through daily trades on the stock exchange. In fact, quite the opposite. As the majority of private banks will today manage your assets through an investment in so-called Best in Class funds and ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), this book adopts the same private-banking approach in managing your wealth: with funds and ETFs. The Portable Private Banker is used as a textbook for the Money Management class within the University of Cumbria MBA at Robert Kennedy College, Zurich, Switzerland.

How The Lion Lost His Crown is about a prideful Lion who, adorned in his golden crown, enjoys intimidating his kingdom with his powerful and terrifying roar. In a humorous turn of events, he loses what he cherishes most...His ability to bully those who are weaker than him.

This paper is concerned with the existence and uniform decay rates of solutions of the waveequation with a sourceterm and subject to nonlinear boundary damping ? ? u ?? u =|u| u in ? ?) ? tt ? ? ? ? u=0 on ? ?) 0 (1. 1) ? ? u+g(u)=0 on ? ?) ? t 1 ? ? ? ? 0 1 u(x,0) = u (x); u (x,0) = u (x),x? ? , t n where ? is a bounded domain of R ,n? 1, with a smooth boundary ? = ? ?? . 0 1 Here, ? and ? are closed and disjoint and ? represents the unit outward normal 0 1 to ?. Problems like (1. 1), more precisely, ? u ?? u =?f (u)in? ?) ? tt 0 ? ? ? ? u=0 on ? ?) 0 (1. 2) ? ? u =?g(u )?f (u)on? ?) ? t 1 1 ? ? ? ? 0 1 u(x,0) = u (x); u (x,0) = u (x),x? ? , t were widely studied in the literature, mainly when f =0,see[6,13,22]anda 1 long list of references therein. When f =0and f = 0 this kind of problem was 0 1 well studied by Lasiecka and Tataru [15] for a very general model of nonlinear functions f (s),i=0,1, but assuming that f (s)s? 0, that is, f represents, for i i i each i, an attractive force.