Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline
Biographies & True Stories History Australian History Crime & Thriller True Crime Criminology Education
"Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" is a gripping non-fiction book written by Charlie Bezzina, a renowned homicide detective in Australia. This paperback edition, published in 2010 by Geoff Slattery Publishing Pty Ltd, offers a unique insight into the world of crime fighting, drawing from Bezzina's extensive experience on the frontline. The book is made even more special by the fact that it is signed by the author himself, making it a rare and valuable find for true crime enthusiasts and collectors alike.
With 352 pages of riveting content, including 16 colour photo image pages, "Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" is a comprehensive and engaging read that delves into the intricacies of crime scene investigation, forensic science, and the psychological aspects of criminal behaviour. Bezzina's writing is both informative and accessible, making the book an excellent choice for anyone interested in Australian history, criminology, and education.
This signed copy is in excellent condition, with light scuffing and creasing on the cover, but clean and tidy pages, no dog ears, and a tight, strong binding. Weighing 441g and measuring 234mm in height and 153mm in width, it is a compact and portable read that can be easily taken on the go.
For fans of true crime stories and those interested in the inner workings of the criminal justice system, "Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" is a must-have addition to their book collection. The fact that it is signed by the author makes it a truly unique and valuable find that is sure to appreciate in value over time.
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