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The Maids Version

Daniel Woodrell

2013

Self-heating

P. C. Bowes

1984

Dynamite stories and some interesting facts about explosives

Hudson Maxim

1916

Into the looking glass

John Ringo

2005

Handbook of explosion prevention and protection

Henrikus Steen

2004

Locomotive boiler explosions

Hewison, Christian H.

1983

Vixen

Ken Bruen

2005

The lifeboat

Charlotte Rogan

2012

The ghosts of Sundown

D. C. Hooke

2014

Ubik

Philip K. Dick

1997 ★ 3.9

Major hazard control

International Labour Organisation

1988

Catastrophe and social change

Samuel Henry Prince

1920

Quarantine

James Phelan

2011

Careers in explosives and arson investigation

Daniel E. Harmon

2008

SelectEditions--Volume 1 2000

Reader's Digest Association, Tanis H. Erdmann

2000

Eye in the sky

Dan John Miller, Philip K. Dick

1993 ★ 3.0

8:17 pm, rue Darling

Bernard Émond

2014

Guidelines for evaluating the characteristics of vapor cloud explosions, flash fires, and BLEVEs

American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Center for Chemical Process Safety

1994

A Russian reference grammar

Francis James Whitfield

1944

Explosive shocks in air

Gilbert Ford Kinney

1962

Shattered City

Janet F. Kitz

1989

The town that died

Michael J. Bird

1995

Big bangs

Leela Burnscott

2009

The dynamics of explosion and its use

Josef Henrych

1979

The Greatest Explosions in History

Ragnar Benson

1991

Savage run(A Joe Pickett Novel #2)

C. J. Box

2002 ★ 4.0

Terror in the Harbour

Sharon E. McKay

2001

Curse of the Narrows

Laura M. Mac Donald

2005

Awakening (Chasing Yesterday #1)

Robin Wasserman

2007

Great Explosion

Brian Dillon

2015

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