A satire on the used car industry, and the people who ear a living from it. 22 chapters of everything and anything you might encounter during your car buying experience. From the second you walk on the lot to sitting down with the finance manager, to driving off the lot to trying to address issues after the purchase. The author used 5 years of his life speaking with every new and used car dealer who would confide in him about every dirty trick they've ever used, witnessed or heard about in regard to selling used cars. Original, rare DJ with $14.95 price intact on flap.

Panel material is such that it can be wiped clean with a moist towelette. Book would grade fine if not for a very small amount of faint soiling on panel exteriors. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. This book is the riveting and heart-wrenching true story that made headlines around the world - of 2 young girls who vanished on their way to school and the private investigator who carefully pieced together the fragile clues left behind to unearth the shattering truth. Gripped by fear and frustrated by the lack of progress made by local authorities, Linda O'Neal, Ashley Pond's step-grandmother and a Private Investigator, began her own investigation that led to exposure of the evil lurking in their midsts. Were they runaways, or victims? The close-knit community was in uproar, parents were afraid to let children out of their sight.

Local authorities were baffled they suspected foul play, but with no clues nor evidence to support their suspicions, they were stymied. two months later, her best friend, Miranda Gaddis, also disappeared from the same spot on her way to school. On January 9, 2002, 12yr old Ashley Pond set off for school and simply vanished. While rich in history and culture, it also hid a deep, dark deadly secret. Oregon City, the onetime capital of the Oregon Territory, is located approximately 13 miles south of Portland, Oregon. She also possessed an interesting streak of feyness, as evidenced by a series of stories featuring a female psychic detective, Solange Fontaine, written mainly after the Great War for the Premier Magazine, London Magazine, and Strand Magazine, and collected in The Solange Stories (1931) and the posthumous The Adventures of Solange Fontaine (1995).Hardcover / Hardback. In general her approach was no-nonsense and realistic - she edited a number of the Hodge Notable British Trials series, including those volumes devoted to Mrs Alma Victoria Rattenbury and George Percy Stoner, Madeleine Smith, and the egregious John Reginald Halliday Christie. Her chef-d'œuvre in the field is A Pin To See The Peep-Show (1934), a long novel, compellingly written, based closely on the 1922 Thompson-Bywaters case.

F Tennyson Jesse (1888-1958) was fascinated by the psychology of murder, as well as its sordid nuts and bolts.

Getting Screwed by Philip F. Tennyson