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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. Not Indicated. Mailing address label removed from cover leaving some residue, otherwise in nice condition. Color & b/w Photos & Illustrations (illustrateur).

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Darian Kross built his career proving that justice could always wait one more day.In a weakened future America, the Constitution still stands, the courts still function, and the language of liberty still fills the halls of power. But after decades of national instability, emergency law has become permanent, sealed proceedings have become routine, and ordinary families have learned that answers can be delayed until they no longer matter.Darian Kross is the man institutions call when the truth needs to be narrowed, delayed, or buried beneath procedure. A brilliant trial attorney and national legal commentator, he has spent twenty-five years defending the National Continuity Act-the emergency framework credited with holding the country together after the Fracture Years.Then he is assigned to the most dangerous case of his career.A former federal judge and a former Department of Justice attorney stand accused of stealing classified government records and conspiring to undermine national stability. To Darian, the case should be simple: discredit the witnesses, contain the damage, and protect the legal order he helped build.But the witnesses do not break.Their testimony points to a hidden transformation of American law: an emergency statute quietly reinterpreted until it no longer resembles what Congress passed. As Darian digs deeper, he begins to see his own fingerprints on the machinery-old arguments, old precedents, old victories that became the reason families were denied answers and citizens disappeared into sealed proceedings.Now the country's most feared questioner must decide whether to keep winning or finally answer for what he has done.Time to Answer is a tense, character-driven legal thriller about power, conscience, and the dangerous ease with which justice can be postponed in the name of order. For readers who enjoy morally complex courtroom drama, political conspiracy, and redemption stories where the hardest verdict is the one a man delivers against himself.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Some legacies were built and buried on the mountain. Others are redeemed there.For nearly twenty years, the people of Harden Creek have lived beneath the shadow of a mountain that remembers everything.When nineteen-year-old Caleb Ward discovers signs of instability beneath a luxury resort expansion high on the north ridge, he realizes the danger runs deeper than faulty construction. Buried beneath the mountain lies the legacy of a secret network once controlled by the very families now trying to rebuild their lives after a tragedy that shattered the town.As winter closes in, old loyalties resurface, hidden maps emerge, and the sons of disgraced men are forced to decide whether they will inherit the sins of their fathers-or redeem them.But the mountain does not care about guilt.It does not care about forgiveness.And when the ridge finally begins to move, survival will depend on the people the town once learned not to trust.Redeeming the Mountain Code is a cinematic suspense thriller blending mountain rescue, buried history, moral inheritance, and redemption into a tense, emotionally charged story perfect for fans of survival thrillers, atmospheric mysteries, and character-driven suspense.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - What if the world could watch World War II unfold in real time - and still choose not to act In 1939, Agora connects the world.A global social platform promises to bring people closer together, giving ordinary citizens, soldiers, journalists, governments, and strangers a way to speak across borders. Recipes, jokes, photographs, prayers, rumors, propaganda, and breaking news all move through the same endless feed.Then Germany invades Poland.In Warsaw, seventeen-year-old Miriam begins posting about strange planes, curfews, walls, books, hunger, fear, and the small pieces of ordinary life that survive inside catastrophe.In Cincinnati, Dorothy Crane finds Miriam's account and cannot look away, even as her husband insists it is 'not our war.'In Berlin, Elias Brandt helps the Nazi propaganda machine learn how to turn attention into a weapon.In San Francisco, Agora's own trust and safety team sees the truth spreading through the platform - and sees the lies spreading faster.And across the world, millions of people scroll, react, argue, share, doubt, pray, and move on.FEED THE WAR is a literary alternate-history novel about witness, propaganda, complicity, and the terrible distance between knowing and doing. Told through posts, reports, private messages, and intimate narrative, it asks a question that belongs as much to our time as to theirs: If everyone can see what is happening, what does it mean when the world still looks away Perfect for readers of literary historical fiction, epistolary novels, World War II fiction, and stories about memory, media, and moral courage.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Centuries after war shattered the old empire, the rice roads still feed the provinces of Akitsuna. And men still kill to control them.Haru was once a soldier of the northern clans-a man who helped burn villages, break families, and deepen the hatred dividing the realm. Now, disgraced and carrying the weight of what he has done, he crosses the border into enemy territory with no army, no title, and no weapon stronger than a promise: He will serve the people he once helped destroy.In the famine-stricken province of Kensei, suspicion runs deep. Bandits stalk the roads. Corrupt officials profit from starvation. Old wounds are still raw from generations of violence. Haru is treated not as a savior, but as an invader wearing humility like a disguise.Yet while others reach for power, Haru begins rebuilding irrigation canals, carrying grain, burying the dead, and protecting the vulnerable-one act of service at a time.But peace is fragile.As warlords maneuver for control and old enemies close in, Haru's quiet mission threatens forces far larger than himself. To survive, he must confront not only the violence of the realm-but the man he used to be.Set in a richly imagined world inspired by medieval Japan, The Rice Road is an epic historical fantasy of redemption, sacrifice, loyalty, and the difficult work of becoming worthy of forgiveness.Perfect for readers of Shogun, Silence, and The Name of the Rose-blending literary depth, spiritual tension, and sweeping historical atmosphere.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some legacies were built and buried on the mountain. Others are redeemed there.For nearly twenty years, the people of Harden Creek have lived beneath the shadow of a mountain that remembers everything.When nineteen-year-old Caleb Ward discovers signs of instability beneath a luxury resort expansion high on the north ridge, he realizes the danger runs deeper than faulty construction. Buried beneath the mountain lies the legacy of a secret network once controlled by the very families now trying to rebuild their lives after a tragedy that shattered the town.As winter closes in, old loyalties resurface, hidden maps emerge, and the sons of disgraced men are forced to decide whether they will inherit the sins of their fathers-or redeem them.But the mountain does not care about guilt.It does not care about forgiveness.And when the ridge finally begins to move, survival will depend on the people the town once learned not to trust.Redeeming the Mountain Code is a cinematic suspense thriller blending mountain rescue, buried history, moral inheritance, and redemption into a tense, emotionally charged story perfect for fans of survival thrillers, atmospheric mysteries, and character-driven suspense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the world could watch World War II unfold in real time - and still choose not to act?In 1939, Agora connects the world.A global social platform promises to bring people closer together, giving ordinary citizens, soldiers, journalists, governments, and strangers a way to speak across borders. Recipes, jokes, photographs, prayers, rumors, propaganda, and breaking news all move through the same endless feed.Then Germany invades Poland.In Warsaw, seventeen-year-old Miriam begins posting about strange planes, curfews, walls, books, hunger, fear, and the small pieces of ordinary life that survive inside catastrophe.In Cincinnati, Dorothy Crane finds Miriam's account and cannot look away, even as her husband insists it is "not our war."In Berlin, Elias Brandt helps the Nazi propaganda machine learn how to turn attention into a weapon.In San Francisco, Agora's own trust and safety team sees the truth spreading through the platform - and sees the lies spreading faster.And across the world, millions of people scroll, react, argue, share, doubt, pray, and move on.FEED THE WAR is a literary alternate-history novel about witness, propaganda, complicity, and the terrible distance between knowing and doing. Told through posts, reports, private messages, and intimate narrative, it asks a question that belongs as much to our time as to theirs: If everyone can see what is happening, what does it mean when the world still looks away?Perfect for readers of literary historical fiction, epistolary novels, World War II fiction, and stories about memory, media, and moral courage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Leiden, Spruyt, Van Mantgem & De Does, 1999. 1e druk 286 pp. gekartonneerd gebonden . Rijk geillustreerd. fraaie staat.

Etat : New. In.

Etat : New. 368.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Darian Kross built his career proving that justice could always wait one more day.In a weakened future America, the Constitution still stands, the courts still function, and the language of liberty still fills the halls of power. But after decades of national instability, emergency law has become permanent, sealed proceedings have become routine, and ordinary families have learned that answers can be delayed until they no longer matter.Darian Kross is the man institutions call when the truth needs to be narrowed, delayed, or buried beneath procedure. A brilliant trial attorney and national legal commentator, he has spent twenty-five years defending the National Continuity Act-the emergency framework credited with holding the country together after the Fracture Years.Then he is assigned to the most dangerous case of his career.A former federal judge and a former Department of Justice attorney stand accused of stealing classified government records and conspiring to undermine national stability. To Darian, the case should be simple: discredit the witnesses, contain the damage, and protect the legal order he helped build.But the witnesses do not break.Their testimony points to a hidden transformation of American law: an emergency statute quietly reinterpreted until it no longer resembles what Congress passed. As Darian digs deeper, he begins to see his own fingerprints on the machinery-old arguments, old precedents, old victories that became the reason families were denied answers and citizens disappeared into sealed proceedings.Now the country's most feared questioner must decide whether to keep winning or finally answer for what he has done.Time to Answer is a tense, character-driven legal thriller about power, conscience, and the dangerous ease with which justice can be postponed in the name of order. For readers who enjoy morally complex courtroom drama, political conspiracy, and redemption stories where the hardest verdict is the one a man delivers against himself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some legacies were built and buried on the mountain. Others are redeemed there.For nearly twenty years, the people of Harden Creek have lived beneath the shadow of a mountain that remembers everything.When nineteen-year-old Caleb Ward discovers signs of instability beneath a luxury resort expansion high on the north ridge, he realizes the danger runs deeper than faulty construction. Buried beneath the mountain lies the legacy of a secret network once controlled by the very families now trying to rebuild their lives after a tragedy that shattered the town.As winter closes in, old loyalties resurface, hidden maps emerge, and the sons of disgraced men are forced to decide whether they will inherit the sins of their fathers-or redeem them.But the mountain does not care about guilt.It does not care about forgiveness.And when the ridge finally begins to move, survival will depend on the people the town once learned not to trust.Redeeming the Mountain Code is a cinematic suspense thriller blending mountain rescue, buried history, moral inheritance, and redemption into a tense, emotionally charged story perfect for fans of survival thrillers, atmospheric mysteries, and character-driven suspense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Centuries after war shattered the old empire, the rice roads still feed the provinces of Akitsuna. And men still kill to control them.Haru was once a soldier of the northern clans-a man who helped burn villages, break families, and deepen the hatred dividing the realm. Now, disgraced and carrying the weight of what he has done, he crosses the border into enemy territory with no army, no title, and no weapon stronger than a promise: He will serve the people he once helped destroy.In the famine-stricken province of Kensei, suspicion runs deep. Bandits stalk the roads. Corrupt officials profit from starvation. Old wounds are still raw from generations of violence. Haru is treated not as a savior, but as an invader wearing humility like a disguise.Yet while others reach for power, Haru begins rebuilding irrigation canals, carrying grain, burying the dead, and protecting the vulnerable-one act of service at a time.But peace is fragile.As warlords maneuver for control and old enemies close in, Haru's quiet mission threatens forces far larger than himself. To survive, he must confront not only the violence of the realm-but the man he used to be.Set in a richly imagined world inspired by medieval Japan, The Rice Road is an epic historical fantasy of redemption, sacrifice, loyalty, and the difficult work of becoming worthy of forgiveness.Perfect for readers of Shogun, Silence, and The Name of the Rose-blending literary depth, spiritual tension, and sweeping historical atmosphere. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the world could watch World War II unfold in real time - and still choose not to act?In 1939, Agora connects the world.A global social platform promises to bring people closer together, giving ordinary citizens, soldiers, journalists, governments, and strangers a way to speak across borders. Recipes, jokes, photographs, prayers, rumors, propaganda, and breaking news all move through the same endless feed.Then Germany invades Poland.In Warsaw, seventeen-year-old Miriam begins posting about strange planes, curfews, walls, books, hunger, fear, and the small pieces of ordinary life that survive inside catastrophe.In Cincinnati, Dorothy Crane finds Miriam's account and cannot look away, even as her husband insists it is "not our war."In Berlin, Elias Brandt helps the Nazi propaganda machine learn how to turn attention into a weapon.In San Francisco, Agora's own trust and safety team sees the truth spreading through the platform - and sees the lies spreading faster.And across the world, millions of people scroll, react, argue, share, doubt, pray, and move on.FEED THE WAR is a literary alternate-history novel about witness, propaganda, complicity, and the terrible distance between knowing and doing. Told through posts, reports, private messages, and intimate narrative, it asks a question that belongs as much to our time as to theirs: If everyone can see what is happening, what does it mean when the world still looks away?Perfect for readers of literary historical fiction, epistolary novels, World War II fiction, and stories about memory, media, and moral courage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New. Print on Demand 368.

Etat : New. PRINT ON DEMAND 368.