In Upper Weardale, England the grisly murders of two politicians are discovered by local police. Detective Sergeant Armstrong is the lead investigator for the case and he has very little to go on-that is, until he unravels a deeper connection to a wealthy businessman, Sir Stuart Caulder. Sir Stuart Caulder is a ruthless and corrupt businessman. Caulder meets a local landowner and his wife, Frank and Pamela Allanton and persuades them to let him use their property with promises of financial gain. They agree and Caulder's use of their property turns into a nightmare as their property is destroyed. Tragedy strikes the Allanton family, and as a result, Frank seeks vengeance for his loss. He vows to destroy Caulder and anyone associated with him-but how far will he go for retribution? Detective Armstrong learns of the liaison between Caulder and Frank and his trail is leading to one or the other for the deaths of the politicians. Who is responsible and what is the motive? William Elgie has written a masterful novel that plays brilliantly upon the psyche of how far one goes before crossing a line between right and wrong. The Rookhill Project delivers a slam dunk of a good read. Keep an eye on this author-murder mystery fans are in for a treat.

Detective Sergeant George Armstrong, feeling somewhat at fault for the murder of Scotsman Frank Allanton, returns to his native England. Haunted by his actions, Armstrong continues to probe into the background of the killer and his three victims. It is a grave mistake. The tangled web of political corruption linking the killer and his victims is a fuse at the barrel of gunpowder under the Prime Minister. Brown - the Prime Minister's personal assassin - uses the unveiling of a monument honouring Allanton's victims to make Armstrong an offer he can't refuse. A threat so horrendous - his silence and resignation from the police force a mere formality. Thus begins the riveting The Rookhill Legacy. What tangled web of crime and cover-ups will Armstrong unearth? How will he fall deeper and deeper into the colliding scenarios, all cumulating in a breathtaking conclusion? Follow the thrilling action of crime, humanity and an unlikely hero.

The book is divided into five parts representing five key issues discussed at the workshop, with the call for contributions to this book framed around the following topic areas: 1. Organisation - team size and composition, supporting with sessions such as lectures and tutorials, sourcing projects, ways in which tutors monitor progress and provide guidance. 2. Management – strategies and tools for teams to use for project management, and ways in which students manage their project progress. 3. Assessment - issues of individual participation, how to assess learning, skills and personal development. Assessment of process and/or product, and fairness in group assessing. 4. Development of skills - using team projects to provide opportunities, getting students to recognise them, and reflection on learning and self development. 5. Differences from the workplace – preparing students for global team working.