For the past five hundred years, the human Kingdom of Paks has been forged upon the ruins of a magical age of Magi. Bishop Kaiser is thrust onto the throne following the horrific murder of his parents. After years of its own wars, the Kingdom returns to peace, until a near fatal attack changes Bishop in a way that nobody can understand or explain. Bishop's new and aggressive persona sends the kingdom into turmoil and reignites war between the sects. The young Prince Farren finds himself caught between the love for his brother, and war. Farren is quickly forced out of his rambunctious, adolescent ways and struggles to gain strength to save his friends. The danger is far greater than everyone realizes, and it will take help from some very unexpected sources for Farren and Commander Coal Lucer to avert war, and worse; the coming of a new and dark age. Just as it was beginning to be thought of as legend, magic starts to flow once again in the land of Paks.

Letters exchanged between an American officer and his wife during World War II

Product Description: Johnny Nicholas had many faces. To some he was “Major John Nicholas,” a downed black American pilot who parachuted into France on a secret intelligence mission. To others he was a key player in the French Resistance and a doctor who’d set up a practice in Paris as a cover for his clandestine activities...read more

Product Description: Throughout the war years of the 1940s there were enormous outpourings of correspondence from all parts of the United States to men and women in the service. Among these were local news columns written in the form of letters to soldiers...read more

Product Description: Women are holy The people of Weyburn, Ohio, practice a religion thousands of years old—the first religion. And the first law of this religion is that no one may harm a woman. One of them has broken this law. He is a rapist and killer, and he must be found and punished...read more

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Experiences of uniformed women in every branch of the service during World War II include eyewitness accounts of battles and recollection of caring for the wounded (view table of contents)

Product Description: Even before the United States officially entered World War II, American women began to map out a far-reaching agenda for the postwar world. This new book by Judy Barrett Litoff and David C. Smith is a collection of primary documents that demonstrate the active part women played in the construction of 'peace ...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Since the 1930s the role of universities has changed dramatically, from that of institutions attended by a small intellectual or social elite to one where attendance has become more or less obligatory for a wide range of occupations and social classes.

This collection of H.G. Wells's correspondence draws on over 50 archives and libraries worldwide, including the papers of Wells's daughter by Amber Reeves. The book contains over 2000 letters, both business and personal. Wells's private correspondence includes letters to Winston Churchill.

Product Description: "Last night Mel and I were talking about some of the adjustments we'll have to make to our husbands' return. I must admit I'm not exactly the same girl you left-I'm twice as independent as I used to be and to top it off, I sometimes think I've become 'hard as nails'...read more

David Trevisan, failed priest-turned-powerful sorceror, confronts an evil magician who seeks to live on through the unborn baby of Trevisan's daughter

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Product Description: Devoted entirely to eclogites and eclogite-facies rocks, this book is composed of a series of reviews, including one on the Norwegian coesite-eclogite province where a great number of peculiar mineral compositions or associations occur...read more

This biography focuses on the literary figure's enormously active public career and his intellectual and creative achievements, reveals how this classic womanizer remained consistently attractive to feminists, and examines his relationship with pivotal figures of the age

Product Description: "The world is a thing of swords and hate. Men of love and charity are mistrusted and feared. All is now lost." Asawas, the Man Who Sees, the prophet of the last days, brings the truth of the end of the First World. He confronts the ultimate creature of Evil--Thameron, once a priest, now a monster of guile and fear--as the First World falls into its final war, a conflict that brings all civilization to ruin...read more

Thameron, a fallen priest, searches for Eromedeus, an immortal sorcerer, while Asawas, a wandering prophet, predicts how the world will end

Sonja helps the villagers end their ten-year siege of the stone zigguarat where the evil sorcerers of the Order of the Crimson Sun are entrenched

Thameron abandons the priesthood to become an apprentice to the sorcerer Guburus and splits a magic stone that gives him unimaginable powers