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Die Reise zum Linwick-Estate ist endlich vorbei. Ein Treffen mit Vater steht bevor, und damit die größte Bedrohung, der Noah jemals ausgesetzt war. Er muss nicht nur vorgeben, der Dämon zu sein, den Vater seinen eigenen Sohn töten lassen wollte, sondern er muss den paranoiden Mann auch dazu bringen, ihm zu verraten, wie man den Dämon tötet, dessen Platz er eingenommen hat.

In dieser seltsamen Welt voller Wunder und Gefahren steht eines fest: Das Leben eines Alchemisten ist nie langweilig. Neben Dämonen, die in der Lage sind, Gliedmaßen nachwachsen zu lassen, und raumverbiegenden Wanderern ist eine neue Bedrohung aufgetaucht – Gestaltwandler, die jeden nachahmen können. Diese beispiellose Bedrohung auf nationaler Ebene stellt den Alchemisten vor eine neue Herausforderung. Zunächst gilt es, zu überleben, wenn sie versuchen, dich zu töten, und dann das Imperium mit Mitteln zur Bekämpfung dieser Gefahr auszustatten

The war is here. The cost is higher. And some things refuse to stay lost in time. Max Abaddon has fought demons, monsters, and things that shouldn’t exist. This time, it’s everything at once. The Old Gods have finally returned. Not to conquer… but to reclaim. The realms are collapsing. And the cost of stopping it isn’t measured in blood, but rather in souls. Max is out of time. Out of options. And closer than ever to becoming something he can’t come back from.

Ama is two days from her graduate program at Montana State when she pulls off a Wyoming highway to rest her eyes. She wakes on bare earth beneath unfamiliar stars. Her car is gone. The highway is gone. The world she's fallen into looks like Wyoming—the Red Desert, the Great Divide Basin, sage and sandstone—but it runs on different rules. People here develop capabilities: the ability to move water, heat stone, push air in ways physics back home can't explain. Those without capabilities survive on skill, trade, and instincts about who to trust. Esah arrived the same way.

Ich suche Monster und töte sie, um stärker zu werden. Zu meinem Entsetzen erkenne ich einige als meine eigenen Schöpfungen aus längst vergangenen Zeiten. Noch gefährlicher als Monster sind die dunklen Geheimnisse, die alle verschlingen, die ihnen zu nahe kommen. Doch egal, welche Gestalt das Böse annimmt–wenn die Wahrheit erstmal entlarvt ist, tötet sie.

Es ist Winter in Innsbruck. Ein Obdachloser rettet sich in eine seit langem leerstehende Wohnung am Waldrand. Im Schlafzimmer findet er eine Leiche, die dort seit zwanzig Jahren unentdeckt geblieben war. Ein gefundenes Fressen für Pressefotograf David Bronski. Gemeinsam mit seiner Journalistenkollegin Svenja Spielmann soll er vom Tatort berichten und die Geschichte der Toten recherchieren.

“Sharp, funny, and relatable, this memoir is about navigating the ups and downs of life and football fandom with skill . . . An ideal book for sports fans.” —Foreword Reviews A comedic play-by-play of historic gridiron failure marked by stunning almost wins and saw-it-coming losses that...

Two BBC radio series by the hilarious comedy duo Armstrong and Miller Sketches, songs, spoofs and memorable moments from beloved comedy double act, Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller. Hear the radio shows that inspired the duo’s hit TV sketch shows and introduced characters from the podcast...

The Traitors meets the Spider-Verse in How to Steal the Future, a fast-paced, action-packed adventure with mind-bending twists by the bestselling author of Escape Room, Christopher Edge. Perfect for readers of 10+. ‘A writer of genuine originality’ - The Guardian The maze is a dangerous...

Glory flies point in the war against the Paragon. Humanity is stretched thin. After the main shipyard is heavily damaged, the enemy advances with a fresh offensive, and losses are piling up with no hope of building replacements. How can the surviving fleet stand up to the new onslaught? The...

Asher's impossible journey continues as he dives deeper into the ruthless world of the Nexus in Apocalypse Station—Nexus Unveiled. His once ordinary life is now a distant memory, and the trials and battles of the deadly train station have honed his strength and wit. As the threats intensify, so does Asher's power. Now a hardened warrior, he stands tall against ferocious beasts, deadly traps, and vindictive foes. But more than physical challenges await him. Haunted by lingering enemies and faced with an influx of new players, each with their own objectives, Asher must keep his wits about him.

Capt. Ben Dailey knows his team will always get the job done—no matter what it takes . . . or what rules they have to break. Whenever the Federation is threatened, they're one of the first units to the front lines to save their comrades' skin, salvage important assets, and kick some invader ass. But when Dailey's ship, the USF Murphy, is sent to the edge of the Void to help a planet under attack, what should be a simple rescue-and-recon mission turns out to be a political quagmire with potentially apocalyptic consequences.

Humanity is divided between those who have chosen a simulated existence and those seeking life among the stars in this far-future science-fiction adventure.

Hugh Logan has won the battle for Los Angeles and secured his sector of the galaxy from the rampaging Ssath. What do you do when a former enemy offers peace and a chance to fight back against your true foe? Hugh Logan and his war core are called to battle, but this time, he finds himself in an uneasy alliance with the Ssath. With new allies fighting at his side and hardened veterans at his mechs' controls, Hugh must risk everything to remove the shackles of the GCA and free the universe from endless war.

Andrew Frost doesn't have time to relax. Having defeated an enigmatic killer and made a massive sacrifice to protect his family, he now has an even bigger problem on his hands. It seems his daughter's mere existence could bring about the collapse of the universe. So, on the advice of Tim, his super-intelligent canine AI companion, Andrew decides to travel forward in time to get some help from someone who should know exactly what to do: himself.

Earth has fallen under the influence of the Fermion Party, whose members believe humanity’s future lies in the metaverse, a simulated environment to which people can upload their consciousness to become immortal. As a simulant, one cannot get sick, grow old, or die. Human beings have no business risking their lives in the betaverse, where injury and illness can kill them. And those who wish to explore beyond the solar system blaspheme what the Fermions believe is the natural order.

With his nemesis gone from the continent, pursuing her nefarious agenda, Cairn ends his self-imposed exile and returns to find the Infernals on the brink of war. The disaster is averted with concessions that include Cairn himself returning to Whitefall. But what he finds beyond the capital gates is a place very different from the home he remembers.

I caused this. This is my fault. This pain. This suffering. And it is now up to me to make it right. No matter the cost.

Glory rises from the carnage of the Battle for Earth. Humanity is shell-shocked by how close they came to extinction. Humans don’t know what to do, but they trust their leaders, who are turning to Admiral Jack. And he looks to Glory, Captain Drake, and her crew. With the loss of the planet killer, the Paragon will seek vengeance. They have become even more dangerous because they no longer have to maintain the veil of subterfuge. Their goal hasn’t changed. Death to humanity. Humans. The scrappiest fighters of all the sentient races. But can they stand up to the technologically superior Paragon?

Glory barely survived its last battle twenty years ago. Captain Drake resigned rather than face court martial. But the enemy is back, and humanity needs everything that can fly. Maybe it’s not the ship at all but the crew. They hold the key. Drake rallies old and young alike to comply with orders so secret even he wasn’t allowed to see them until after the ship left the junkyard. Would it leave? That was another question. The core hadn’t been fired in twenty years.