Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #743466 in Books
• Published on: 1996-11-07
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

Synopsis
The proper sense of time, the author argues, is one which allows us to appreciate the world in general and perceive what we are doing to it. Tudge (former Features Editor of "New Scientist") keeps his eye firmly on the processes that formed humankind and that still affect our lives.

Customer Reviews

Fantastic thriller with last page twist that knocks you out.
This book starts with you knowing very little. A man in a French cafe that knows little about himself suddenly gets attacked and so dragged into an international plot of unimaginable proportions. This involves a serial killer in London who removes the heads of his victims, the French president and his mistress, an professional hitman who has had his legs removed so that he can alter his height to suit his disguises and a secret German organisation. Loved it, couldn't put it down. Read this book, it's fantastic.