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RISAN IS TEUTA: Historical literary Fiction
By: Marisstella Octek (SL Čižmešija)
The story "RISAN IS TEUTA" was published 2019 in the Croatian language in the Montenegrin literary Magazine ARS by publisher OKF Cetinje: ARS : 2019. Nr. 1-2 (pages 141-150) : https://okf-cetinje.org/...
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When Can I Stop Running
By: John Podlaski
Amazon #1 Best Seller in its category for several weeks.2020 Rave Review Book Club Awards: BOOK OF THE YEARJohn Podlaski tells a military story like few others can. He is a gifted writer and will make...
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Death in the Triangle
By: John Podlaski
2025 International Impact Book Award Winner.John writes powerful descriptions of people, places, and things.Gripping story that keeps you in the moment. The author paints a vivid picture that has you ...
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LOTUS, MUD, BLADE
By: Kohōpeh
To win the heart of a prince, one warrior offers her beautiful face, while another sacrifices her soul. Must one of them die to save the other two?In the blood-soaked mud of the 16th-century borderlan...
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Richard K.A. Kletting Utah Architect and Renaissance Man: His Life and Works
By: Nan Weber
Written by Allen Roberts and Nan Weber, this biography explores the life and work of architect Richard K.A Kletting.Born in Germany in 1858, Richard Karl August Kletting was educated and trained in th...
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Hunting in Africa: An African Safari Thriller
By: N.W. MARTIN
In the 1950s three men set out on a hunting safari in the heart of Africa. Edward Collins, a hardened ex-soldier. Richard Lawson, a wealthy thrill-seeker. James Walker, a young American photographer c...
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Cherries: A Vietnam War Novel
By: John Podlaski
A painfully accurate description of the life of a combat infantryman serving in the jungles of Vietnam.For those who never served, it’s an eye-opener. For those who did, it serves as a reminder of t...
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The Last Saboteur
By: Martin Roy Hill
Germany, 1944.The Nazi empire is nearly finished. The Allies push closer to the Fatherland each day. Berlin lays in smoldering ruins. Still, the Germans continue to fight, hoping for a chance at a neg...
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Weighing a Miracle
By: Steven Nimocks
A dead man walked out of his tomb. Now a merchant’s entire world refuses to balance.Caleb ben Josiah has built his life on certainty — on weights that balance, contracts that hold, and truths that...
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The Partisans: James G. Blaine, Roscoe Conkling, and the Politics of Rivalry and Revenge in the Gilded Age
By: Robert Mitchell
The Partisans tells the story of the bitter feud that dominated American politics after the Civil War. Blaine and Conkling fought on Capitol Hill, at political conventions, and in the behind-the-scene...
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Congress and the King of Frauds: Corruption and the Credit Mobilier Scandal at the Dawn of the Gilded Age
By: Robert Mitchell
The Credit Mobilier scandal rocked Washington in 1873. It ruined reputations, contributed to a massive Republican defeat in the 1874 congressional elections, and colored the Mark Twain-Charles Dudley ...
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The Partisans: James G. Blaine, Roscoe Conkling, and the Politics of Rivalry and Revenge in the Gilded Age
By: Robert Mitchell
The Partisans recounts the two-decade feud between two of the most significant politicians of the post-Civil War era. It began in 1866, when an exasperated Blaine mocked Conkling’s “grandiloquent ...
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