No book of this type can neglect the people who use weapons. The Book of Weapons details everyone from private investigators to spys and the manner in which they use weapons to make cases. A special section on computer crimes and their investigation by the new Cyber-Sleuths is especially timely. These investigators are trained to investigate bytes as G-men were trained to use fingerprints. The Book of Weapons appeals to many markets: writers and journalists, weapons collectors, CSI fans, criminal justice students, history buffs and many others. Get yours from Writers Digest Book Club, Barnes and Noble--and stay tuned to this site for more ways to order. Closer to publication, we will provide a list for pre-ordering your copy. Other books in the series: Police Procedure & Investigation by Lee Lofland The Ultimate Crime-Fighter Guide for Writers! Howdunit: Book of Poisons by Serita Stevens & Anne Bannon Forensics and Fiction by D.P. Lyle M.D. Write Believable Crime Scenes! |
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