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  Rebellion

  Simon Heath

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  Claudius's invasion of Britannia was achieved almost unopposed. The few pockets of credible resistance were ruthlessly crushed by the machine that was the Roman army. What followed was a tense but relatively peaceful co-existence, even some merging of cultures. That peaceful life was shattered by greed and oppression, when the new Emperor, Nero, forces a change in hierarchy in the province. Paulinus, a brutal Governor, and Catus, the mercilessly greedy Procurator, badly misjudged the mood of the Britons. A misjudgement that led to something that had never happened before: a uniting of the Britannic tribes. Theft of inheritance, a viciously humiliating beating of Queen Boudica, and the rape of her daughters sets in motion a rebellion that grows into an unstoppable, often uncontrollable army. Weyland, a Briton and the son of a blacksmith, who as a boy was trained by a Roman soldier to fight as a Roman, becomes an unlikely player in Boudica's plans to draw the Governor into fulfilling his pledge to eradicate the Druids. Now, with the majority of the Roman army in the west of the country, Boudica sets about gathering together an overwhelming horde, hell-bent on revenge for years of occupation. There can be only one outcome: victory or death.

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  Welcome To The Hamilton - A...

  Tanya E Williams

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  Clara Wilson found the eviction notice. Finding the courage to save her family is another matter. 
  She's seventeen, yet waiting for someone else to act isn't an option — not with her father lost to grief and drink, her sister counting on her, and the ghost of her mother's voice still whispering, believe in yourself. 
  So when a newspaper ad announces a grand new hotel opening in 1927 Vancouver, Clara does the only thing she knows how to do — she shows up. 
  What she doesn't expect is her sister showing up right behind her. 
  Inside the Hotel Hamilton's rigorous training program, Clara isn't just up against her own self-doubt. She's up against a socialite who's never wanted for anything — and who could walk away tomorrow and lose nothing but a distraction. For Clara, it isn't about ambition. It's about survival. A position at the hotel is the only way left to save her family from ruin and keep a promise to a mother she can no longer ask for guidance. 
  This book is for you if:You love a working-class heroine fighting for her family inside a glamorous 1920s setting.You want sisters who complicate each other's lives as much as they save them.You're drawn to quiet, character-driven stories where courage looks like showing up, not saving the day. 
  Welcome to the Hamilton is the first book in the Hotel Hamilton Series — a women's historical fiction series set against the gilded backdrop of 1920s Vancouver, where ordinary women quietly carry the weight of everything.

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  Murder in Constantinople

  A. E. Goldin

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  This entertaining historical mystery is the exciting debut novel from London-based musician and screenwriter A.E. Goldin. Thrillingly paced and with an enchanting historical setting, it launches an unforgettable  new hero in a series that provides the nostalgic pleasure of classic Sherlock Holmes. 
   
  London, 1854. Tweny-one-year-old Ben Canaan attracts trouble wherever he goes. His father wants him to be a good Jewish son, working for the family business on Whitechapel Road, but Ben and his friends, the 'Good-for-Nothings', just want adventure.Then the chance discovery of an enigmatic letter and a photograph of a beautiful woman bring Ben an adventure more dangerous than anything he'd imagined. Suddenly he is thrown into the heart of a mystery that takes him away from everything he has known and all the way to Constantinople, the jewel of an empire and the center of a world on the brink of war.Ben's only clue is three words: 'The White Death.' Now he must find what links a string of grisly murders, following a trail through kingmaking and conspiracy, poison and high politics, bloodshed and betrayal. In a city of deadly secrets, no one is safe—and one wrong step could cost Ben his life.

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  Ravenshoe

  Henry Kingsley

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  Ravenshoe is a sweeping and emotionally rich novel that blends adventure, romance, and social drama into a compelling narrative of identity, loyalty, and personal transformation. Written by Henry Kingsley, this classic work captures the spirit of 19th-century storytelling with its vivid characters, dynamic plot, and deep exploration of human relationships.
  
  At the heart of the story is Charles Ravenshoe, a young man raised in a prominent Catholic family in England. Honest, warm-hearted, and spirited, Charles enjoys a privileged upbringing at Ravenshoe House. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when long-buried secrets about his origins come to light, shattering his sense of identity and place in the world.
  
  Forced to leave behind his home and the life he once knew, Charles embarks on a journey filled with hardship, discovery, and growth. His path leads him through a series of trials—from military service to encounters with people from all walks of life—each experience shaping his character and deepening his understanding of himself and others.
  
  Alongside Charles's personal journey runs a poignant thread of love and loyalty. His affection for Mary Corby, a woman of strength and sincerity, adds emotional depth to the narrative. Yet their relationship is tested by circumstance, separation, and the shifting tides of fortune, reflecting the novel's broader themes of devotion and resilience.
  
  Kingsley skillfully portrays the contrasts between different social classes and environments, offering insight into both privilege and struggle. The novel moves seamlessly between settings—from the stability of country life to the unpredictability of the wider world—creating a rich and engaging backdrop for Charles's transformation.
  
  Beyond its engaging storyline, Ravenshoe explores themes of honor, faith, identity, and redemption. It examines how individuals respond to adversity and how true character is revealed not in comfort, but in challenge. Charles's journey is one of both external adventure and internal awakening, as he learns to navigate loss, responsibility, and the search for belonging.
  
  Filled with warmth, humor, and moments of genuine pathos, Ravenshoe remains a beloved classic that continues to resonate with readers. It is a story of courage and change, of enduring love and personal growth, and of the enduring quest to understand one's place in the world.

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  Irene

  Samuel Johnson

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  Irene by Samuel Johnson is a classical tragedy that explores the collision between personal virtue and political power in the final days of the Byzantine Empire. Written in the mid-18th century, the play reflects Johnson's deep moral concerns and his admiration for order, reason, and ethical governance, presented through a dramatic narrative set in a world of imperial ambition and cultural conflict.
  
  The story follows Irene, a noble and virtuous woman whose life becomes entangled in the court of Sultan Mahomet, the conqueror of Constantinople. Captured during the Ottoman conquest, Irene is brought into a world of political tension, where loyalty, faith, and identity are constantly tested. Her presence at the court introduces emotional and moral complexity, as Mahomet himself is drawn into a struggle between desire, authority, and conscience.
  
  As the political situation grows increasingly unstable, characters are forced to confront the consequences of power, ambition, and moral compromise. Irene's unwavering integrity stands in contrast to the corruption and volatility of the imperial court, highlighting Johnson's central concern with virtue under pressure. The tragedy builds toward a profound moral conclusion, emphasizing the cost of power when it is detached from ethical restraint.
  
  Samuel Johnson's Irene is notable for its elevated language, classical structure, and philosophical depth. Though less frequently performed than other tragedies of its time, the play remains an important example of neoclassical drama and Johnson's literary ambition beyond his celebrated work in prose and criticism.
  
  Rich in historical atmosphere and moral reflection, Irene invites readers to consider timeless questions about justice, governance, and human dignity. It stands as a thoughtful meditation on the struggle between personal virtue and the demands of political authority.
  
  Ideal for students of literature, history, and drama, Irene offers a compelling glimpse into 18th-century tragic theatre and the enduring ethical concerns that shaped Samuel Johnson's worldview.

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  Crossing Borders of Times - One...

  Kiril Kristoff

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  Kiril Kristoff, an AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR, released his first book sequel in 2024, “Crossing Borders & Generations”: ‘One Man's Journey to Search for His Roots.’ A powerful work of historical fiction blending true-life events, immigrant resilience, and spiritual legacy, Kristoff’s latest novel has already earned multiple literary honors. 
  He was also honored with the Literary Titan Gold Book Award for Fiction (March 2025) and has received recognition from The Indies Today Awards (2024). Additionally, his cultural storytelling and contributions to the immigrant community have been featured in The Philadelphia Journal. 
  His third book's sequel, “Crossing Borders of Times”: “One Man's Journey to Search for his Ukrainian, Greek & Bulgarian Roots’ was already recognized as a Finalist for the “International Impact Book Awards” 2025 in both Fiction and Historical Fiction categories. 
  Kristoff’s novel has also drawn acclaim from the ‘Indies Today Awards ’(2024) and been celebrated in “The Philadelphia Journal” for its contributions to the Bulgarian immigrant literature in diaspora. 
  ” Crossing Borders of Times”: ‘One Man’s Journey to Discover His Ukrainian, Greek, and Bulgarian Roots is a sweeping multi-generational saga that blends memoir, history, and fiction to tell the story of a Bulgarian-American family wrestling with identity, ideology, and belonging across a century of upheaval. At the heart of the story is George, a Bulgarian immigrant who escaped communism in 1948. His grandson Alex is a restless AI-driven academic searching for purpose. When Alex 
  Discovering a centuries-old family manuscript, the two embark on a journey back to Bulgaria 
  in 2016 and again in 2020.

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