An Introduction to Sieve Methods and Their Applications (London Mathematical Society Student Texts)
"This book provides a sort of unifying theory of sieve methods, thus providing an indispensable resource for undergraduate and graduate students."MAA Reviews, Donald L. Vestal, Missouri Western State University"This book is directed towards graduate students or advanced undergraduates, and arises from a series of seminars and graduate lectures given over the last decade or so.  The interested student should find that this book is a useful introduction to the subject that makes an effort to avoid those aspects of the subject which might be unduly heavy going.  There is a useful set of exercises on each chapter that should keep such a student's mind suitably active."Mathematical Reviews"At only 224 pages, it is the shortest and simplest book on sieve methods that I have seen... beginners will appreciate the clear path laid out towards the modern theory. I enthusiastically recommend their book to any newcomer to the subject."Frank Thorne, University of South Carolina for the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society