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This novel offers profound insights into women's independent personalities and self-awareness, examining human nature under authoritarianism. Set against the backdrop of the Iraq War and written from the perspective of the novel's protagonist, the author chronicles a decisive phase in modern Iraqi history, narrating the protagonist's life and emotional journey after fleeing to Amman, and recalling the tragic, impoverished, and ultimately powerless fate of the previous generation of women.

Cox is one of the most original thriller authors today – a maestro with words, a literary artist with scenes, and enthralls listeners with dynamic dialogue in multi-layered character driven plots. The listener is launched on a fact-based rollercoaster ride into quantum-reality where, over decades of events, the past, present, and future coexist and collide. Reality is not a straight timeline. The author’s unique style of mind-bending plots cross genres

The epic and profound new historical novel set in post-World War Two Britain, from the Sunday Times bestselling author of BIRDSONG, Sebastian Faulks. Philip Deval, a soldier recently returned from the beaches of Normandy, arrives in Palestine on a peace-keeping mission in the final days of the...

Don't miss the next instalment in DC Alden's explosive Invasion UK series. BRITAIN IS BURNING. THE WAR IS SURGING SOUTH. AND SURVIVAL IS ABOUT TO GET PERSONAL. As savage fighting rips through northern England, Jack Novak and his unit go rogue to help a desperate comrade reach his young family...

Read by Colin Mace and Emma Spurgin Hussey, featuring the voice of the author, China Miéville. From the bestselling, award-winning master of uncanny fiction comes a defining work, twenty years in the making – a deeply moving, decade- and continent-spanning epic of grief, global tumult, and...

The Life of Donovan O’Brien by Kevin Kelley, narrated by Adam Schulmerich, and produced and published by Audiobook Publishing Services, is a sweeping coming-of-age historical fiction audiobook about war, identity, love, loss, courage, and redemption across decades of American history. Born in 1949 in New England to a Black Belgian mother and a white Irish Catholic father, Donovan O’Brien grows up caught between cultures, identities, and expectations. As postwar America changes around him, Donovan struggles to find where he belongs—and what it means to build a life of his own.

With Gaius Stonefist's help, Ludger finally finishes the stone bridge. The moment it's done, he pushes forward and reaches the runic golems labyrinth… but the road to it is already trying to kill him. Along the way, a giant sea monster rises and nearly tears the Ironhand Guild's fleet apart, turning a "professional expedition" into a desperate scramble for survival. An invitation to the capital. A business proposal. Something that could be enormously beneficial… or a trap dressed in silk.

The gripping sequel to the Kirkus-starred Friendship Games—The Compass Room is a Wartmann Thriller that stands powerfully on its own. The war was over before it even started. In the aftermath of disaster, more than 200,000 Americans are stranded in hostile territory, and Washington reels from a conflict it never imagined losing. Across Europe, unrest spreads while America’s allies falter, divided and indecisive—much like its own President. In contrast, Turkey moves boldly to expand its reach, while Russia and China seize the moment to press their advantage.

SPRING 1954. In a remote valley in Vietnam, the French Army believed it had built an impregnable fortress. Instead, Dien Bien Phu became a deathtrap. Surrounded by the Viet Minh, outnumbered and outgunned, French paratroopers, Foreign Legion, and colonial troops endure relentless artillery bombardment and infantry assaults as General Giap tightens the noose. With the monsoons approaching and hope of relief fading, every day becomes a desperate struggle to survive.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Ten years ago, Arden of Aelefort was exiled for refusing an order that would have turned surrender into slaughter. The men he spared were condemned as enemies, his name was erased from the kingdom’s records, and he disappeared into a quieter life with...

If any man can keep his nerve in a war tearing England apart, it's Captain Stryker. The year is 1642. England is bleeding. King and Parliament have plunged the country into civil war, and no road is safe. Captain Stryker didn't return home out of loyalty to a king. He came back to face his enemy...

“Vonnegut is George Orwell, Dr. Caligari and Flash Gordon compounded into one writer . . . a zany but moral mad scientist.”—Time Mother Night is a daring challenge to our moral sense. American Howard W. Campbell, Jr., a spy during World War II, is now on trial in Israel as a Nazi war...

It's 1643 and England stands divided: King against Parliament, town against country, brother against brother. For Captain Stryker, scarred veteran of the brutal wars in the low countries, the rights and wrongs of the Royalist cause mean little. Stryker's loyalty is to his band of soldiers —...

Das mitreißende Finale der historischen Saga von Bestsellerautorin Sibel Daniel über Widerstand, Verrat und die Kraft der Liebe in den dunkelsten Stunden Europas Stockholm, 1944. Johanna von Fehrsburg versucht, ihrer Tochter Leah im neutralen Schweden ein sicheres Leben zu ermöglichen. An ihrer Seite ist Sven – und mit ihm die Hoffnung auf eine Zukunft fern von Krieg und Angst.

A gripping tale of moral courage in the shadow of victory—where the end of war begins history’s most perilous reckoning. With Hitler's suicide marking the end of the Third Reich and chaos consuming a shattered Germany, Captain Edward Hume continues to lead his bomb disposal squad—The...

An elegiac novel of war and peace, of fathers and sons, of fading memory and the terror of what cannot be forgotten, Soldiers & Sailors follows the tortured career of Dr. Hal Adams. Pursued by a past he cannot bring himself to remember, Hal returns to his decaying Midwestern birthplace, where he...

Returning after a well-deserved leave, Archer Devereaux is given a tame assignment while the shipyard is finishing up repairs on his ship. Tame for anyone else, perhaps, but Archer seems to have a special kind of magnet that attracts trouble—this time from inside the Phlegraean Alliance. His diplomatic mission goes wrong quickly, and things get worse from there.

They extinguished the only light left in his life. Now, he’s bringing the dark. Ex-CIA ghost Jonathan Hunt spent years burying his violent past, hoping to finally live in peace. But when a brutal, targeted strike shatters his world and strips away the one person who anchored his humanity, the man he tried to leave behind is resurrected. And this time, he has absolutely nothing left to lose. The trail of blood leads straight to the heart of Washington D.C., turning the nation's capital into a hunting ground.

Captain Matthews is turned into a double agent by Colonel Selkirk. He has to persuade Napoleon Bonaparte that he is still a loyal Frenchman. Following his return he fights against the French in the Naples campaign before meeting Sir Arthur Wellesley at the Battle of Copenhagen. A fast moving novel with both intrigue and battles. Set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, it covers the years 1804-1807.

Evie and Liam are now armed with the knowledge that they are fated to save the realms, yet the threads of destiny twist in unexpected ways. In a shocking revelation, Evie discovers she is mated to Jax, a truth that ignites a fierce and tangled love triangle, testing loyalties and hearts alike. While navigating the complexities of pack life, recruit training, and the bonds of desire, Evie and Liam will have to find away to work together through new challenges and lingering feelings.