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When the innocent and naive Rupert and Rhiannon learn that casino manager Big Jake has been filtering money out of the Casino for some years, they see an opportunity to get rich. But so do a number of other characters with dubious personalities and the money jamboree escalates into a farcical nightmare involving guns and explosives. The bungling rogues create mayhem in their efforts to get their hands on the money and the romp through London encounters a bewildering number of turns and twists. The Casino, Heathrow Airport and the hotel where Rupert is staying are all subject to wanton vandalism and the two innocents find themselves harassed by a London criminal element and a rogue police officer. Some of the exploits are seen through the eyes of the gullible Rupert as he is dragged through a world of crime by idiot criminals, questionable friends and a disreputable policeman.

A Clinician's Guide to Foundational Story Psychotherapy draws together a range of theories and models to examine the use of narrative psychotherapy in clinical practice. Integrating theory and practical applications, the book introduces a range of therapeutic options rooted in a narrative context and is a valuable resource for practicing and student psychotherapists--

Ever wondered about your blood group and what it might mean? If so, Bloody Blood Groups is the book for you. Open it up and rummage around the facts and arguments to find what is relevant - you might be surprised at what you find!