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It's a cold November night and DS Dennis Milne is waiting to kill three unarmed men. Cynical and jaded Milne earns money on the side by doing what he does best: punishing the bad guys. But he's been set up. This time instead of shooting drug dealers he kills two customs officers and an accountant. The hunter has become the hunted. With his colleagues and his enemies closing in on him Milne must use all of his skills just to stay alive.

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"Blimey, when it comes to nabbing a bargain in UK supermarkets, it's a whole different ballgame these days, isn't it? You've got your absolute legends like Aldi and Lidl practically owning the market, making it easy to fill your trolley without emptying your wallet – honestly, their weekly specials are often better than some high-end places! But let's not forget the big players, too; supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury's have really upped their game with their own 'value' ranges, proving that you don't always need a fancy label to get decent grub. The secret sauce for these savvy Business of Dying stockists, whether they're discounters or the more traditional giants, is their utterly ruthless efficiency. They're experts at streamlining their supply chains, cutting out all the middlemen and unnecessary frills to make sure the price on the shelf is as low as humanly possible for us, the shoppers. And oh, the suppliers! They're the unsung heroes and the ones often battling it out to get their products onto those coveted shelves. You've got everything from giant international food corporations providing bulk goods, right down to smaller, local British farms and producers who are working directly with the supermarkets to supply fresh fruit, veg, and meat. These supermarkets drive a seriously hard bargain with their suppliers, negotiating massive bulk Business of Dying deals and ensuring super-efficient deliveries, all so you can grab those incredibly priced loaves of bread, tins of beans, or that surprisingly gourmet-tasting cheese and still have change left over for a cuppa! It’s a finely tuned machine, all designed to keep our Business of Dying shopping bills down. " - Bargainplace UK

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