The lastest free ebook from Webooks.co.uk offers information and advice on discouraging burglary and preventing crime. Users can access the full text of “How Safe Is Your Home”, by television star and former juvenile delinquent, Michael Fraser.
Don’t get done, get defensive – that’s the message behind this straight-talking handbook to beating the burglar. It’s now available to read for free here www.Webooks.co.uk.
In London, one in twenty homes is a target for crime, with the loss and damage from a break-in running into thousands of pounds. With odds like those, this ebook is an essential read for home-owners and tenants alike. As Fraser says, why make yourself a target when simple preventative measures can discourage thieves and ensure that your home doesn’t show up on the burglar’s hitlist?
This no-nonsense guide is illustrated throughout by Bill Tidy MBE – a lightning-fast artist and thinker who has drawn or written for nearly every publication in the UK.
In Michael Fraser’s inimitable (and often very funny) style, this book covers the fundamentals and finer points of home security such as:
• Making your garden and garage secure
• Burglar alarms and warning systems
• Securing your windows and doors
• Keeping vigilant in public places
• Beating the burglar – blocking his entry and slowing his escape
Michael Fraser is a home security expert and presenter of BBC’s “Beat The Burglar” and “To Catch a Thief”. At 16 he turned away from petty crime and became a successful entrepreneur, before using his early experiences to help others fight crime.
This ebook is one of over 200 set to go live in the coming months. It can be read for free online, or downloaded in PDF format from the online store. The Webooks website links visitors to hundreds of online books covering property, leisure and non-fiction sectors, as well as containing author updates and blogs, forums to chat to other users, and a directory of useful websites.
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Readers can access the ebook for free here:
How Safe Is Your Home?
http://www.howsafeismyhome.info
Webooks:
http://www.webooks.co.uk
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