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The Viking (The Viking Series Book 1)
At not quite fifteen, Stefan’s father finally let him board the longship Sja Vinna to take part in his first Viking raid. Yet, the battle was not at all what he expected, and he soon found himself alone and stranded in Scotland. Thirteen-year-old Kannak’s problem was just as grave. Her father deserted them and the […] More
A Pirate Year – Cesare Bartoccioni
A strange passenger takes possession of a peaceful brig. Apparently, an ordinary act of piracy; actually, the prelude to a deadly threat looming over the whole of the Antilles: a diabolical plan of dominion which will put, to the wringer, the real nature, the real being, the real humanity of every man and woman on […] More
The Nautilus Legacy – Lewis Crow
The stunning revelation that his father became none other than the infamous Captain Nemo shakes a young man’s world to its foundation. This fictional memoir recounts his life after a tragic war destroys his family and nearly kills him. Learning the truth about his father years later compels him to make a difficult choice: will […] More
The Girl in the Triangle – Joyana Peters
There are 740 Days left until the fire that changes industrial history forever. It’s 1909. Seventeen-year-old Ruth survived the Russian Revolution and is now finally reunited with her lost love in America. All she wants is peace and a new life in New York. But when an uprising of 20,000 women vows to take down […] More
War Story – Rolf Margenau
Fresh perspectives on World War II – a nine-year-old on the home front, a German prisoner of war in Mississippi, young women ferrying war planes, a young officer working Enigma codes and rockets, and a lawyer trying to keep the government from sending thousands of German and Italian American citizens to concentration camps. War Story […] More
The Lone Captain – Lewis Crow
Captain Nemo’s son continues his own tales of adventure in The Lone Captain, a sequel to 2018’s The Nautilus Legacy and the second volume of The Nemo Chronicles. Inspired by the work of Jules Verne and written as a memoir, it will delight readers of the first volume as well as those new to the […] More
Where Bravehearts Dwelt: 10 Incredible Stories from Indian History – Saurav Ranjan Datta
The history of India is not only fascinating but also very colourful; it narrates incidents of myriad contours. However, till date we have only been exposed to it from an academic point of view. While our mythologies have fascinated the populace of this country repeatedly due to their fantastical elements and also due to the […] More
The Turtledove – Ashley Green
Imagine, its 1956 – over a decade since the war ended. You’re in London, and it’s the worst year of your life. Your wife left you, you’re dirt poor, and your best friend just moved to Germany. This is the cruel reality of Edgar Carlisle, at least in his mind. Unknowingly suffering from moderate stage […] More
Dead Reckoning — Michael Corbin Ray & Therese Vannier
An exhilarating and heartbreaking fictional account of a mostly forgotten US Navy disaster that took place nearly a century ago, when seven ships and two dozen men were lost in a single night. Dead Reckoning follows the adventures of enlisted sailors on liberty in Prohibition-era San Francisco through the disaster and its aftermath as their […] More
Ganesha & His 32 Forms – Capt. (Retd) Vaishnav Dutt & Dr Pallavi Kwatra
Ganesha & His 32 forms is a unique book on the beloved deity Ganesha. The book is a colorful treat to the reader who is keen to discover Ganesha in all meticulous details and devotion. With 400 pages of fully colored content and approx 60 colored images, the book envisages stories, offerings, rituals, myths, tales, […] More
