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The fifth century has dawned in blood. The young boy exiled 30 years ago has grown into a man. One stormy autumn day, a mysterious rider is seen out on the plains. Attila has returned, his sentence served, to claim his kingdom. He will ride out at the head of no more than 100 chosen men, driven by the ambition to unite all the feuding Hunnish and Scythian tribes under single banner and a single king. 

Two mega-bestselling authors with decades of experience in teaching people how to achieve extraordinary wealth and success share their secrets. Mark Victor Hansen, cocreator of the phenomenal Chicken Soup for the Soul series, and Robert G. Allen, one of the world’s foremost financial experts...

#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER From the master of the legal thriller comes a “deeply engaging and enjoyable” (USA Today) novel featuring one of John Grisham’s most colorful, outrageous, and vividly drawn characters ever. ONE OF THE WASHINGTON POST AND NPR’S BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR On...

Hyper advanced, sarcastic aliens have invaded Earth … A funny, whip-smart work of science fiction from Sam O'Nella Academy YouTube creator Sam A. Miller – perfect for readers of Andy Weir, Douglas Adams, Matt Dinniman. Set in a world that is not really dystopian, or utopian, but just...

Offering Cat Daniels my spare room after a break-in was unavoidable. Hiring her as my assistant? The worst idea I've ever had. She's pure sunshine—chaotic, bold, and stubbornly independent. Meanwhile, I built a billion-dollar security firm on rules, distance, and control. At first, it's easy...

Pesha and Fen have shouldered the grief, pain, and fear for the people they love for as long as they can remember. Fen as his sister’s protector and handler, and Pesha as his brother’s trusted right hand. Neither has given thought to their own happiness, because a life of crisis only allows for chaos. Contentment is an affliction neither can afford. When Pesha embarks on a desperate, risky journey to a homeland he’s never been to, in a final attempt to save his dying sister, Fen doesn’t hesitate to come along to help the man he’s been slowly falling in love with.

In Live No Lies, John Mark Comer offers spiritual practices and advice for finding happiness and peace by recognising and resisting evil in the world, the flesh and the devil.

One night. That’s all it took for my life to go up in flames. When you’re dealing with firefighters, you have to be tough. Make that double if you’re an Omega like me. I pride myself on doing both—standing up to the Alphas who give me crap, doing my job well, and embracing my Omega self. But even badass Omegas need to have fun sometimes. Or so I thought. One night of explosive chemistry leads to too much fun. Now I’m in trouble. An accidental bond, two little pink lines, and an absent Alpha are my personal recipe for disaster.

A collection of twelve spine-tingling short stories of cursed curios that bring misfortune, madness and death upon their owners, penned by modern masters of the weird and uncanny. Sometimes your possessions own you. Delve into twelve terrifying stories that reimagine a tradition that stretches...

A sadistic killer, vigilante justice, and a disturbing calling card… When a young woman is found tortured and murdered, Detective Rob Loxley attends the scene and finds an unusual calling card beside the innocent victim. A Poppet. This small handmade doll is out of place in the scene but...

I thought there was safety in numbers…Everything was fine. Really. I went to class, did my homework, and life was normal… or as normal as it could be for a nearly antisocial math nerd. I stuck to my routine, enjoying the familiarity and predictability of college life. But that was my downfall. My stalker knew me too well, lurking in the shadows and creeping along the edges of my life, until eventually, someone took notice. It might have been Spencer’s job to keep a pack of hockey players safe, but that didn’t stop him from making me his secret priority.

Stefan Zweig was born on the 28th November 1881 in Vienna, then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and into a wealthy Jewish family with interests in banking and textiles. Zweig first published in 1900 and two decades later was a popular and highly regarded author in many parts of the world, although not in England. He was also the librettist with Richard Strauss of two operas and a keen collector of autographed musical manuscripts. His collection of over two hundred pieces was later donated to the British Library.

A new sci-fi thriller from New York Times bestselling authors Andrews & Wilson Kody Vanzant thought he left the Secret Service behind—until an old friend confronts him with an offer he can’t refuse. Literally. Now Kody is trapped in the Pythias Project, a quantum bracelet forcing him to...

The definitive collection of the best in science fiction stories between 1929 and 1964 This book contains twenty-six of the greatest science fiction stories ever written. They represent the considered verdict of the Science Fiction Writers of America, those who have shaped the genre and who know...

Foreword by Perry Marshall, Author of Ultimate Guide to Google Ads, 80/20 Sales & Marketing, and Evolution 2.0. If you are a business professional, owner, or CEO, "Books Grow Business" will give you the system for creating a client-alluring, media-attracting, and instant authority-defining book, even if you don't have the time to write a single word! Get your book published in days, not months, when you discover the secrets within these pages.

For over a century, the left has used the federal government to fund and promote its socialist agenda. Under the guise of flowery titles like the New Deal or Great Society, Democrat administrations have spent money America doesn’t have on programs America doesn’t need. Each of these leftist causes are sold to the public as temporary solutions to existential threats. But their actual purpose is to vest more control in the federal government and advance the left’s partisan objectives at the expense of individual liberty.

A decade after the cold war ended, policy makers and academics foresaw a new era of peace and prosperity, an era in which democracy and open trade would herald the "end of history." The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, sadly shattered these idyllic illusions, and John Mearsheimer's masterful new book explains why these harmonious visions remain utopian.

Noted Japan expert Professor Mark J. Ravina of the University of Texas at Austin covers the politics, economics, and culture of the island nation since World War II - a conflict that saw the end of Japan’s dream of regional conquest, which Professor Ravina calls Empire 1.0. The country’s postwar leaders radically changed course, renouncing a strong military to pursue Empire 2.0 - Japan as an economic colossus.

They caught him. They infected him. Now they’re trying to frame him. Jason Trapp followed a dead informant's tip into the mountains of Tibet and walked straight into the jaws of an ambush. The last thing he remembers is the cold prick of a needle in his arm. He wakes with a bioweapon in his bloodstream, hunted by a rebel army and the mysterious Committee he’s been after for so long.

Famed for his effortless blend of satire and realism, Gogol is often considered the Godfather of Russian literature. At turns witty and whimsical, dark and ominous, his stories thrived on vibrant language, absurdist techniques as well as elements of the grotesque – the result of which is utterly unique. In this carefully curated collection, discover the unfortunate power of social status in 'The Overcoat', the doomed obsession with class in 'The Nose', the darkly comic opera, 'A May Night', and much more.