Flying Bullets in Devil's Territory: A Historical Western Adventure Book by Austin Grayson (512 Reviews)    Price verified one minute ago

The only thing missing from Noah Bradshaw's peaceful farm life is a chance to marry the beautiful Ruth Younger, the woman of his dreams. Unfortunately, fate has other plans for him... When folks around Willow Bend start mysteriously disappearing, everyone rushes to attribute it to a supposedly cursed cave at the base of Willow Peak. However, when Ruth's brother vanishes off the face of the earth, followed by Noah's brother as well, the brave farmer is determined to find them at any cost. Will Noah manage to get to the bottom of a dark mystery even when all the signs show that he's signing his own death sentence? Luckily for him, Noah has Ruth on his side, and together they begin a perilous journey towards a giant mousetrap. It's not too long before they realize that it's not witches they must contend with, but ruthless criminals ready to disperse fear and death. From that moment on, it all comes down to one choice; risk it all in order to rescue their brothers and the other ...

Genre: History

NATIVE AMERICAN HERBALIST HANDBOOK . 3 BOOKS IN 1: Discover 200+ Herbal remedies, medicinal plants and Sacred roots to improve your well-being. ... by Joana Maya Tevez (1 Review)    Price verified 7 minutes ago

THE LONG LOST ANCIENT HERBAL REMEDIES HANDBOOK OF THE NATIVE AMERICANS Do you want to find your way into the lost world and forgotten art of Native American herbal medicine without being bogged down by misinformation and sensational claims? Are you looking for a modern guide to traditional Native American herbal medicine that will help you stock your medicine cabinet with inexpensive, all-natural herbal preparations? Native American tribes' knowledge of herbs and herbal remedies is unparalleled, but not easily accessible because it is passed down orally from one generation to the next. But don't give up yet! I am proud to present the Native American Herbalist's Handbook. This is a complete and comprehensive set of 3 BOOKS IN 1 that chronicle our rich craft heritage and herbal traditions. More thorough than any other guide on the market, thoroughly researched and written with ease of use in mind, this book guides you from harvesting to implementing low-cost DIY treatments, from ...

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The Conquest of the River Plate (1535-1555) by Ulrich Schmidel (DigiCat) (3 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Within the pages of 'The Conquest of the River Plate (1535-1555),' readers encounter a fascinating juxtaposition of narratives that provide a comprehensive understanding of the exploration and colonization of the River Plate region by European adventurers. This anthology melds the starkly vivid accounts of Ulrich Schmidel and Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, offering a range of literary styles from diaristic entries to elaborate recountings, set against the backdrop of 16th century Latin American exploration. The collection is notable not only for its historical significance but also for the varied perspectives it presents on the cultural and physical encounters between European explorers and Indigenous peoples, making it a complex tapestry of conquest and coexistence. The contributing authors, each remarkable figures of their time, bring forward a richness of experience and insight. Ulrich Schmidel and Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca were among the earliest Europeans to document their ...

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The Sailor's Word-Book by W. H. Smyth (DigiCat) (7 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

W. H. Smyth's 'The Sailor's Word-Book' is a comprehensive and detailed reference guide to the language and terminology used in the maritime industry. This invaluable resource provides definitions, explanations, and origins of nautical terms, ensuring a clear understanding for both seasoned sailors and landlubbers alike. Smyth's writing style is straightforward and informative, making this book a must-have for anyone interested in maritime history and literature. The meticulous attention to detail and the extensive coverage of nautical jargon make this book an essential guide for those looking to delve deeper into the world of seafaring. The Sailor's Word-Book is a timeless classic that continues to be a valuable resource for scholars, sailors, and enthusiasts of naval history. W. H. Smyth's profound knowledge and passion for the sea are evident in every page of this meticulously researched book, making it a standout work in the field of maritime literature. I highly recommend 'The ...

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Capital Bride: a sensual, mail-order bride, historical western romance (Matchmaker & Co. Book 1) by Cynthia Woolf (5,949 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

In this western historical romance, unexpectedly homeless, un-wed mother Sarah Johnson has few options. They could go live with her cousin William, but Sarah believes there's something untoward about his offer and it leaves her feeling uncomfortable. She's qualified to be a governess, but no one will have her because she wasn't married when she had her precious MaryAnn. Matchmaker & Co could be her salvation as mail-order-bride to Mr. John Atwood. Book 1 in the Matchmaker & Co series of western historical romance. In the rugged terrain of the Colorado Territory, single father John Atwood struggles to raise his daughter amidst the echoes of a tragic past. Haunted by the memory of his wife's brutal murder during a bank robbery, John grapples with the challenge of nurturing their traumatized daughter, who has withdrawn into silence ever since witnessing the horrific event. Desperate for assistance yet unable to find a woman willing to take on the daunting task of raising his daughter, ...

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The Worst Country in the World: The true story of an Australian pioneer family (Australia: a personal story Book 1) by Patsy Trench (186 Reviews)    Price verified 8 hours ago

In 1801 Mary Pitt left her home in Fiddleford in Dorset with her five children and sailed across the globe to live in a penal colony. Colonial New South Wales was then barely fourteen years old. It was an experiment that looked as if it was going to fail. What on earth made Mary choose to go there? The Worst Country in the World tells the story of the early days of colonial Australia as seen through the eyes of Mary and her family. It describes how the land that was originally considered not fit to be lived in struggled to become the 'lucky' country it is now. It is a personal story of family history told by Mary's descendant, an Anglo-Australian Londoner who once lived in Australia and has a deep affection for it. It is about struggle and snobbery, reinvention and revaluation. "Set against the backdrop of the Australian migrant experience, 'The Worst Country in the World' is not only a great read but a thought-provoking one too, especially for those with links to Australia, which ...

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The Covent Garden Enigma by Peter Baggott (1 Review)    Price verified 7 hours ago

James Bentley was born and raised in a brothel as the son of a spurned courtesan. Now established as a conman of the highest quality, entrepreneur and respected businessman, he harbours a dark side, a penchant for abducting and abusing virgins to work in his brothels. Cold and heartless he is indifferent to the chaos and ruin he leaves in his wake, including his son, Malachi. By chance, James is introduced to alcoholic, womanising Patrick Curtis with the opportunity to acquire premises on The Strand for a high-class brothel and further funding for his fictitious projects. In so doing he meets Patrick's domestically abused wife Lilly. The pair are instantly drawn to each other and after James' disclosures of his past, the relationship is cemented. They have a problem, Patrick. Malachi coming of age at sixteen is told of his origins and whilst offered the position of clerk to the Bow Street Magistrate he exposes secrets of those he loves and those he will come to love. Will Lilly and ...

Genre: History

The Dancing Bear by Frances Faviell (Dean Street Press) (177 Reviews)    Price verified 7 minutes ago

'You don't want to mind about any of this,' said the driver, waving a hand at the grey ruins and the greyer dust. 'In a few days you'll be so used to it that you'll like them. Berlin's a grand place! I'd rather be here than anywhere else in the world, and that's a fact.' 'No more perceptive portrait of Germany in defeat has been etched in word than Frances Faviell's first book, The Dancing Bear, which made so powerful an impact upon me that I read it in a single sitting.' Guy Ramsey, Daily Telegraph 'Berlin during the decisive years from 1946 to 1949... The prostitution which paid so handsomely; the black market which brought in rich rewards, although it meant that the Berliners had to part with treasured possessions; the night clubs which catered for still baser tastes; the impoverished intellectuals and the starving professors and the poor who had only their wits with which to eke out a bare sustenance -- all this and much else the author describes with insight, incisiveness, and ...

Genre: History

U.S. History: An Enthralling Guide to America's Major Events, Including the Revolutionary and Civil Wars (Exploring the Past) by Billy Wellman (5 Reviews)    Price verified 7 minutes ago

Dive Deep into America's History: Discover the Events That Shaped a Nation Three manuscripts in one book: • American History: An Enthralling Overview of Major Events that Shaped the United States of America • The American Revolution: An Enthralling Overview of the American Revolutionary War and Its Impact on the History of the United States of America • The American Civil War: An Enthralling Overview of the War Between States For those who are interested in learning about America, this is a great introductory book. It should whet your appetite to learn more. This detailed guide is an easy-to-follow, concise read providing a comprehensive understanding of America's roots and how it came to be the superpower it is today. In the first part of this book, you will learn about the following: • The early explorers of the Americas • The Thirteen Colonies and the difficulties the settlers faced • The French and Indian War, starring a young George Washington • The ...

Genre: History

PAGASA: This is the Future of War (Future War Book 6) by FX Holden (2,861 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

"F.X. Holden is a master at delivering top-notch, rapid, breathtaking scenes that exceed the prescience of Tom Clancy, the micro-accurate battle action of WEB Griffen, the intrigue of Steve Berry, all wrapped in the closeup action of a Stephen Coonts thriller. Pagasa: This is the Future of War by F.X. Holden has earned my highest recommendation, if your thrill meter can record this level of action." - Tom Gauthier, Readers Favorite, 5 STARS China moves to take over Pagasa Island in the South China Sea, putting it on a collision course with the USA that very quickly takes the region to the brink of total war. Set in an all-too-possible future, PAGASA is 'a whirlwind of a novel' that follows the lives of ordinary men and women facing extraordinary peril, on all sides of the conflict. On Pagasa, Philippine Seabee Captain, Heraldo Bezerra, and his small force of combat engineers come under attack from Chinese Coast Guard frigates and commandos of the elite Jiaolong special forces. In ...

Genre: History

Poor Man's Air Force: A guide to how small drones might be used in domestic unrest or low intensity conflicts by Don Shift (22 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are changing the tactical landscape of warfare. The use of drones in conflicts has the potential to alter centuries of ground warfare in the same way as disruptive technologies like smokeless powder, the repeating firearm, tanks, and radios did in the past. Not just a rhetorical discussion of drone warfare, this book looks at practical usage by the prepared citizen, partisan, and soldier. In 2022, Ukrainian use of modified consumer-grade drones for attack surprised the world who had only really seen them used in intelligence, reconnaissance, and surveillance roles. Lurid videos of grenades being dropped on unaware troops heralds a terrifying new reality in warfare: the poor man's air force. Unmanned aerial systems (UAS) are bringing an aerial observation and attack capacity to forces, large and small, that have never had such an advantage before. From warfare, to terrorism, and even self-defense, we have only seen the cusp of what drones ...

Genre: History