Most Popular Books by Colin King

Comprehensive coverage of unexploded ordnance Evaluate the techniques and equipment associated with explosive ordnance disposal with this informative resource. You will gain an invaluable overview of the identification and types of unexploded ordnance to assist understanding at the operational level.

When a Melbourne couple in witness protection are found assassinated in their bed, zoology student Josh Marshall recognises the address. He quickly realises he had inadvertently been an unseen witness to a bent cop divulging the couple''s location to the hitman ... and he has the hard evidence to prove it. Coming forward and ending up in witness protection himself was hardly an option, that is until, a one-million-dollar reward is offered on the tenth anniversary of the killings. Is there a way he and his partner, lawyer Martha Portillo, can obtain the reward without ever revealing their identities? Not without re-igniting lethal suspicions amongst the perpetrators. And not without the scrutiny of Detective Sergeant Rory James, returning to duty to face his own demons. His irresolute probe as a still-disparaged colleague winds through Bendigo, Bundoora and St Kilda to an unlikely faceoff in Margaret River.

Three children take the reader on a walk around town and out into the country to point out the many dangers that face children when they are out on their own or with their parents, walking or cycling on the road. The aim of this book is to guide rather than to frighten children.

Learn how to minimise the effects of thermal bridging or inconsistency in thermal envelope performance when designing and installing solid wall insulation during refurbishment. This guide sets out clear methods for reducing thermal bridging effects.

Traces six generations of the descendants of Peter King (26.12.1799 - 29.6.1881, b. Devon) and his family. They emigrated from Cornwall to South Australia on the ''Isabella Watson'', which arrived at Port Adelaide on 4 April 1845. The majority of the first three generations followed in Peter King''s footsteps and became pioneering farmers, first in South Australia and then farther afield.

Take one pugnacious pirate, add a clueless crew, a poisonous parrot, a psychopathic squid and the merest glimpse of a treasure map, and you have the recipe for the worst kind of marine mayhem.