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A comprehensive guide to the research process, using criminological examples drawn mainly from the UK. Provides students with the skills and knowledge both to conduct their own research, and to evaluate the research of others, with frequent explicit discussions of the key points in each of these areas.
Aidan de Brune's "The Murders at Madlands" intricately weaves a tapestry of suspense and psychological intrigue, set against the backdrop of a decaying estate steeped in secrets. The novel deftly employs a linear narrative interspersed with nonlinear flashbacks, effectively illustrating the complexities of its characters' psyches. De Brune's evocative prose and richly detailed descriptions immerse the reader in the eerie atmosphere of Madlands, where every shadow raises questions and every character harbors a hidden agenda. This text not only reflects the conventions of early 20th-century crime fiction but also challenges the genre with its nuanced exploration of moral ambiguity and the huma...
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