What does the detective do when she discovers her own body is somehow being used as the murder weapon? This ingenious mystery will baffle you to the end and includes one of the steamiest lesbian/SM relationships you'll ever read.When unashamedly bisexual ad-woman Jen Madden joins an orgy on a yacht, she finds that those who sleep with her, or with her friend Maxine, drop dead.Then Maxine is killed and Jen becomes a murder suspect. But, inexplicably, the police put the case on...

When you're almost flattened by the naked body of a young spunk who falls from an apartment block, it's hard to ignore it. Particularly when you're told his killer is the guru of a cult - and then see your informant run over by a truck.Jen Madden, a not so closet lesbian, advertising copywriter and amateur sleuth, specialises in solving sex crimes. When the body almost falls on top of her, she doesn't want to know. Then she's hired by a female tycoon who wants her to investigate th...

Foxy, bisexual, not-so-closet lesbian and ad woman, Jen Madden, moonlights as an amateur sleuth solving sex related murder cases. Her latest account is a Funeral Home franchise run by the mega-rich Sheehan Brothers. At the dynasty's beach-house party she finds one of the brothers chopped into sections. When the other brother's wife is pushed over a cliff, her daughter engages Jen to discover who is attacking the dynasty and why.In between hiking the Great Ocean Walk for a local tou...

Globally, social workers are committed to human rights and challenging unjust social structures. However, their close ties to the state often reinforce such systems of oppression.The first to apply abolitionist theory from international perspectives to social work, this book examines this contradiction, exploring whether social work can embrace radical change while operating within state structures. Bringing together scholars from the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Scotla...

This book offers a re-evaluation of Ismene in Sophocles' Antigone, challenging the traditional view of her as merely a foil to her sister, Antigone. Through a close analysis of key passages, it argues for a more nuanced understanding of Ismene's character, emotions and motivations, asserting that she is as compelling and fully realised as Antigone. This work contributes to ongoing debates about classical texts and their reception, highlighting the need to re-exami...