Best Selling Books by Tony Moore

There have been many famous partnerships in history. The Wright brothers gave the world flight, Marie and Pierre Curie made incredible advances in medicine, Larry Page and Sergey Brin started the company that became Google, now an integral part of information technology, Gilbert and Sullivan gave us the light opera, Lennon and McCartney were the dynamic duo that changed popular music for ever, and there are many others. But in all the lists that have been conjured up, one partnership is always missing. This is the story of that missing partnership: Charles Rowan and Richard Mayne, brought together by a third man, Robert Peel, to found the Metropolitan Police in 1829. They were appointed entirely on the recommendations of influential people who knew them, or knew of them. But here, Peel had a remarkable ''fluke of good fortune'', because they went on to form one of the most influential partnerships in British history. For it is out of their ''inventive competence'' that the modern police service grew. Their shaping of the Office of Commissioner and their consolidation of the operational independence of the police were their ultimate achievement, for it was an example to all future commissioners and, indeed, chief officers throughout the United Kingdom and beyond. Never was a government better served than the British government was by Charles Rowan and Richard Mayne during the first ten years of the life of the Metropolitan Police. With their combined abilities and an industry, seldom equalled, they formed and led a police force that was equalled by none. Frequently they were met by vexatious opposition, yet, despite the difficulties, they became one of the most iconic partnerships in London''s long and often turbulent history. It is impossible to accurately measure the effect it had, not only on London but the remainder of the United Kingdom, what was then the Empire, now the Commonwealth, and a number of other Western democracies. From the actions they took in those early days stems the policing system that still exists in many countries today. And yet the part played by Rowan and Mayne remains largely unrecognised. Since the formation of the Metropolitan Police in 1829, twenty-seven people have held the role of Commissioner. The great commissioners were leaders who confronted and overcame difficulties, but none made a greater contribution than Rowan and Mayne. This book is the first full-length biography of both men.

Author of two inspirational books, Freedom and My Designed Purpose Tony Moore presents: "Redeemed" A Daily Devotional For those who are living in the knowledge of a Second Chance Tony has focused his life on a committed path of renewal. This book is designed to help inspire growth and change in one''s journey through life

When downandout alien exterminator Heath Huston stumbles upon an extraterrestrial plot to commit genocide against the human species, he must put down the bottle and resume his roll as a peacekeeper . . . as the last Fear Agent. This volume collects Fear Agent #1 #4 and sports new cover art! * A brand new edition from Rick Remender! “Fear Agent is absolutely everything I love about comics in one fantastic package.” – Matt Fraction, Casanova, Iron Fist, The Punisher

Ex-con Henry James, trying to go straight, is still working as an exterminator for his stepfather''s firm, Bug-Bee-Gone. But the job hasn''t got any less weird... The armies of Kheperon - an incalulable horde of insects, under the leadership of former Bug-Bee-Gone employee AJ - make their final move, attacking the firm''s headquarters in their search for the relics that will raise their fallen god. Henry James, Stretch and Nils rally the troops for a final battle... but can the ex-con step up to his destiny, or will mankind be replaced as the dominant species on planet Earth? The final book in Simon Oliver and Tony Moore''s hit series pulls no punches in terms of action or dialogue in the ultimate showdown for the fate of humanity!

This is an exploration, and a celebration, of Australia''s most creative figures - our bohemians, from Marcus Clarke through to the twenty-first century - and it is a must-read for everyone interested in our counter culture.

Upon the death of his asylum-committed uncle, Victorian-era gent Sebastian Quentin Dove is willed a mysterious map. Becoming increasingly unhinged and obsessed with what it may lead to, Sebastian abandons his family and life to find riches in the deepest and darkest parts of the British Empire colonies, coming face-to-face with something more terrifying than he could ever imagine...

An international conspiracy to undermine world banking. Maximillion (Max) Moore is a private eye now working with an elite group of ex SAS, MI6 and CIA operatives to prevent a catastrophe of global proportions.

Fourth of four companion study guides for the video series "Tracing the Footsteps of Jesus."

Traversez les brumes du temps et plongez dans le passé de Thor, à l''ère viking, alors qu''il profite pleinement de Midgard entre hydromel à foison, amour et combats. Le jeune dieu ne parvenant pas à se montrer digne de Mjolnir, Odin fait appel à Loki pour éloigner son fils de la Terre... Dans le présent, le dieu du Tonnerre se retrouve prisonnier des redoutables guerriers du dixième royaume d''Heven. Angela et Valkyrie parviendront-elles à lui venir en aide ? Jason Aaron continue d''écrire la légende de Thor, illustrée par Mike Del Mundo, avec des interventions de Tony Moore et Lee Garbett.

The final tale of the last Fear Agent! Heath Huston is the only remaining human in a universe that has been totally amalgamated by Tetaldian robotic conquerors. As the Tetaldians continue to hunt him, Heath uncovers the history of the robot hordes and their secret coconspirators. The odds are stacked higher than ever, his body is aged and broken. Presented with one final opportunity for redemption, can the last Fear Agent move past his role in it all and give the bastards a little back? * From the creators of Uncanny XForce, Venom, and FrankenCastle! “Rick Remender is too damn creative. There ought to be a law.” —James Robinson (Starman, Justice League of America)