Bøger udgivet af Robert Cubitt

Girls trafficked for sex. Bristol's meaner streets. Two girls about to ruin their lives. Emily and Charlotte are playing a dangerous game. It may be the oldest profession, but it isn't a career two teenage girls should be choosing. An encounter with a police officer causes them to re-think their options. A people trafficking ring is exposed which puts Emily and Charlotte in the most extreme danger. Can the two escape their life of sleaze, or will they become collateral damage? Transactions is the page turning first book in the Lena's Friends crime series. If you your streets mean and your crime gritty, you'll love Chris Graham's engrossing urban story. Walk the mean Streets of Bristol with Lena's Friends a.

A second compendium of things you didn't know, you thought you knew, you didn't want to know and things you didn't even know that you didn't know. A second book of answers to questions you didn't ask and to which you didn't even know you wanted the answers until you picked up this book. Why are the London Docks empty? What is Godwin's Law? Who were the Children of Lir? Why did the Allies paint white stripes on the wings of their aeroplanes for D Day? Why didn't I learn my lesson after I bought the first volume? All these questions are answered, along with many, many more (OK, maybe not that last one, but definitely all the others). A storehouse of treasures for you to cherish and argue about in the pub. The perfect accompaniment to "I'm So Glad You Asked Me That". What (I imagine) readers have said about "I'm So Glad You Asked Me That Again": "They say that all of life is a schoolroom. So this bloke must be in detention". "I am amazed that someone actually took the time to answer that stupid question." "Robert who?" "Maybe it doesn't answer the question of the meaning of life, the universe and everything - but at least the dolphins get the fish".

Who knew there were so many questions in the World? Well, the author does now.In this fourth edition of the highly acclaimed (by the author) book of answers to questions as diverse as "Was the first aerial bombardment from a dirigible?" to "From where does the phrase 'peter out' come?", this book is packed full of information that you never knew you wanted to know. But once you start reading, you can't put this book down. That's because the author has put glue all over the cover (joke (almost)). But it is surprisingly addictive - and you read it in commuter sized shucks, so its just right for the daily journey into the office (but not if you're driving yourself).I'm So Glad You Asked Me That Goes Fourth picks up where Book 3 left off and ends where Book 5 will start. Just the thing to fill the Christmas stockings of people that you don't really like that much, but you have to buy them a present anyway because they bought you one last year.

The third compendium of arcane information that deals with questions you never knew existed until the author answered them anyway. This book is the equivalent to the guy in the pub who tells you things you never wanted to know and you have to buy him a drink just to get him to go away.This book answers questions you didn't ask and to which you didn't even know you wanted the answers until you picked up this book. Was dentistry practised in Roman times? Why did they never use Winchester Rifles in World War I or II? Was Gediminas, a former Lithuanian peasant, once the most powerful man in Europe? Would a car's fuel tank explode if hit by a bullet? Why did I spend good money buying this book? All these questions are answered, along with many, many more (OK, maybe not that last one, but definitely all the others).A storehouse of treasures for you to cherish and argue about in the pub, or to improve your mind during your daily commute.

A compendium of arcane information that deals with questions you never knew existed until the author answered them anyway. This book is the equivalent of the guy in the pub who tells you things you never wanted to know and you have to buy him a drink just to get him to go away. This book answers questions you didn't ask and to which you didn't even know you wanted the answers until you picked up this book: When was the BC/AD Calendar introduced? Where is the Schneider Trophy kept? Why are there 18 holes on a golf course? Does anyone in the Army still use blanco on their webbing? Why did I spend good money buying this book? All these questions are answered, along with many, many more (OK, maybe not that last one, but definitely all the others). A storehouse of treasures for you to cherish and argue about in the pub.

Why do golfers shout "fore" when they hit the ball? Why do you come out of a Pro Shop feeling you've just been mugged, but in a good way? What is the "Slope System"? (Actually, no one knows the answer to that). These questions and many more are answered by "The A to Z of (Amateur) Golf". From "Accessories" to "Zip", the author takes you through the terminology, the jargon, the slang, the history, the traditions, the jokes and the anecdotes that make golf the game of choice for hundreds of thousands of people around the world. It explains why the game is so challenging, why so many golfers aren't better at it and why it is sometimes such a sheer joy (or misery) to play. Please note, this is not a "how to play golf" book. If you want to know how to play golf, consult the Pro at your local club. But for everything else, this is the "must read" book for amateur golfers past, present and future.

Radioactive nuclear waste is smuggled into the UK to be used to manufacture a "dirty bomb". In the wrong hands it will mean a slow, agonising death for hundreds, possibly thousands of people. A young man is kidnapped by MI5 and is blackmailed into working deep undercover for them. He must find the bomb before the terrorists can plant it. If he fails then the whole of London may pay the price. But where do his true loyalties lie? Might he be one of the terrorists? In the meantime, inside MI5, all is not as it seems. Intrigue and betrayal stalk the corridors of Thames House and the vanity of one man puts the whole of London at risk. Be afraid, London. Be very afraid. This is the much anticipated sequel to The Warriors: The Girl I Left Behind Me.

Danger, deception and warfare three and a half thousand miles from home.The Warriors: The Girl I Left Behind Me tells of the intertwining adventures of a soldier, Lofty Lofthouse, his wife Emma, Youssef and his fiancé Fatima. It's a story of love and war that spans two continents and has a terrible effect on the lives of all it touches. As Lofty and Youssef fight for their lives Emma and Fatima can only wait and pray that their loved ones come home safe.The Warriors: The Girl I Left Behind Me is a homage to all who fight on our behalf and a warning that war touches the just, the unjust and the innocent in equal measure. You cannot read this book without being affected by the issues it raises.

A shop that appears. A shop that disappears. A malevolent and vengeful force. When Dennis Daniels finds the shop he thought it was the answer to all his prayers, then it turned into his worst nightmare. The shop sells the things you never knew you needed and then it turns them back against the user. When it turns Dennis's back on him, it means death for someone. Acting on pure instinct, Dennis tries to save his wife from what she has done. But the shop, or maybe the shopkeeper, has other ideas.It's a race against time and the loser dies. The Inconvenience Store is a twisted modern fantasy novel. If you like tense drama with touches of humour, then you'll love Robert Cubitt's innovative story.

A corrupt politician. A story that must be told. An author in peril. When Clarke Nevis agrees to write a book exposing a rotten politician, he has no idea that it will endanger his life. The politician is very senior and isn't averse to removing obstacles from his path - permanently. When the politician finds out what Clarke is up to, he decides Clarke must die. Starting his investigation is easy enough, but Clarke soon finds out that people have died because of what they know. It is inevitable that more people will die to protect the dirty secrets. Will Clarke Nevis survive to finish writing his book, or will he become another casualty in a dangerous game? The Deputy Prime Minister is a fast paced political thriller. If you like your politics dirty and your heroes clean, then you'll love Robert Cubitt's not so farfetched story.