Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline
Biographies & True Stories History Autobiography Memoir Crime & Thriller True Crime Criminology
For fans of true crime stories and autobiographies, "Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" by Charlie Bezzina is a must-have addition to their collection. This gripping non-fiction book offers a unique insight into the world of a homicide detective, with Bezzina sharing his experiences from the frontline of crime fighting in Australia. With 352 pages of engrossing content, including 16 colour photo image pages, readers will be fully immersed in the author's stories of investigating and solving crimes.
What makes this book special is the author's expertise and firsthand experience as a homicide detective. Bezzina's writing is engaging and informative, making the book an excellent choice for young adults and adults alike who are interested in criminology, Australian history, and local interest stories. The book's clean and tidy condition, with no dog ears and a tight strong binding, ensures a pleasant reading experience.
Published in 2011 by Geoff Slattery Publishing Pty Ltd, "Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in true crime stories, education, and reference materials. Weighing 441g and measuring 234mm in height and 153mm in width, this paperback book is easy to handle and transport. Overall, this book is a fascinating read that provides a unique perspective on the world of crime fighting, making it an excellent choice for anyone interested in this genre.
With its special features, including the 16 colour photo image pages, and its excellent condition, "Job: Fighting Crime from the Frontline" is a rare find for book enthusiasts. Whether you're a fan of Charlie Bezzina or simply interested in true crime stories, this book is a valuable addition to any collection.
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