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  Girls Gone Wild: Lesbian Sex...

  Maya Sky

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  In Girls Gone Wild: Lesbian Sex Fantasies BOX SET, step into a world where boundaries are temptingly blurred, and every stolen glance ignites a spark too hot to contain. This collection dares you to dive headfirst into forbidden territory, where each tantalizing touch and seductive whisper pulls you deeper into raw, unfiltered pleasure.These stories lay bare secret fantasies, inviting you to explore a realm of uninhibited lust, where the thrill of first times and forbidden cravings merge in encounters that leave you breathless. Feel the intensity as hands wander boldly, lips trace new paths, and bodies entwine in sensual, steamy abandon. Surrender to the allure of thrilling threesomes, commanding older women who awaken desires you never knew you had, and sweet yet sinful encounters that push your fantasies to the brink. 
  Give in to the pulse of carnal ecstasy, each story a tantalizing journey to the edge of control, leaving you aching, gasping, and ready for more. This is passion unbound, an experience meant for those ready to indulge in the deepest, most unapologetically erotic desires imaginable

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  Sumerian Gods and Heroes -...

  Odessa Nightshade

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  The mythology of the Sumerians stands as one of the earliest recorded religious traditions, shaping the beliefs of later civilizations in Mesopotamia and beyond. As one of the first urban societies, the Sumerians established a complex pantheon of gods and heroes that explained the forces of nature, human existence, and the divine order of the universe. Their myths, inscribed on clay tablets in cuneiform script, offer a glimpse into a world where deities governed every aspect of life, from the rising sun to the floods of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. These stories, rich with symbolism and allegory, not only influenced later cultures but also laid the foundation for many of the myths and legends still told today.  
  Sumerian civilization thrived in southern Mesopotamia, in what is now modern-day Iraq, around 3100 BCE. The Sumerians built city-states such as Uruk, Ur, and Nippur, each with its own patron deity. Religion was deeply intertwined with governance, as rulers were seen as intermediaries between the gods and the people. The belief that divine favor determined a city’s prosperity reinforced the importance of rituals, offerings, and temple constructions, particularly the iconic ziggurats that served as sacred centers of worship. The Sumerian gods were not distant, benevolent figures but rather powerful beings with human emotions and rivalries, shaping the world through both harmony and conflict.  
  The primary sources of Sumerian mythology come from cuneiform texts, including the Enuma Elish, various temple hymns, and the Epic of Gilgamesh. These texts preserve tales of creation, divine wars, and the struggles of mortal heroes. The myths of Anu, Enlil, and Enki explain the structure of the cosmos and the forces that govern it, while legends of Inanna and Dumuzi reveal the themes of love, fertility, and the cycle of life and death.

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  Pandemics Through Time - The...

  P Agrawal

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  “Pandemics Through Time: The History That Shaped Humanity” is a clear, human story of how diseases and people have shaped each other—from the first crowded cities to the age of jet travel and beyond. Blending vivid history with plain explanations of science, it shows how outbreaks begin, how they spread, how societies respond, and how each crisis leaves behind new tools, new ideas, and new responsibilities. 
  The journey starts in the ancient world, where the Plague of Athens revealed how war and crowding turn illness into disaster, and moves through the Justinianic Plague, where rats, fleas, grain ships, and empire combined to send buboes and fear across continents. It then meets the Black Death, the great turning point that reordered labor, faith, and power in Europe, and taught hard lessons about quarantine, care, and the costs of blame. 
  Crossing oceans, the book shows how smallpox and measles traveled with conquest during the Columbian Exchange, and how Indigenous and African knowledge, along with early variolation and vaccination, began a long fight back. In the nineteenth century, cholera raced through booming cities and forced a revolution in sewers, water, and the birth of epidemiology—John Snow’s map, Joseph Bazalgette’s pipelines, and the first international health rules. Tuberculosis then becomes the mirror of the Industrial Age, revealing how housing, wages, sunlight, and stigma shape a “social disease,” and how sanatoria, X‑rays, and later antibiotics changed fate without erasing inequality.

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  Caspar David Friedrich: A short...

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  Caspar David Friedrich, German painting genius of the 18th century: Life and work in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  AMERICA AT WAR & THE GEMINI...

  Jesús Cediel

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  A warning grounded in history—and the cosmic rhythms that shape it. 
  The Verne Code & The Gemini Trigger, by Jesús Cediel, is a sharp, provocative essay about the crisis unfolding in the United States and its echoes across the world. His central claim is clear: America is entering a historical phase that has, time and again, marked the beginning of revolutions, civil wars, and global realignments. 
  J. Cediel argues that the United States is entering a new historical cycle between 2025 and 2033—a period that mirrors three previous moments of profound upheaval, all of which coincided with a striking astronomical and astrological pattern: the transit of Uranus through Gemini. 
  • the American Revolution (1774–1782) 
  • the Civil War (1858–1866) 
  • and World War II (1941–1949) 
  The Verne Code & The Gemini Trigger uses a compelling narrative style to expose the structural fractures—political, social, economic, and geopolitical—that now threaten to break the United States from within. 
  🔹 How Trump’s reelection could ignite mass resistance and institutional breakdown 
  🔹 How internal conflict could lead to the secession of key states and global destabilization 
  🔹 How China, Russia, and Iran would exploit a divided America 
  🔹 Why this next cycle—2025 to 2033—could be as transformative and violent as those before 
  The Verne Code & The Gemini Trigger is a rigorous historical analysis, backed by the rhythm of past collapses and the cycles of celestial mechanics, written with urgency and clarity. 
  For readers who sense that something is coming—but want to understand the why, the when, and the deeper historical and cosmic patterns behind it.

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  Franz Schubert: A short...

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  Franz Schubert, Austrian composer: Life and works in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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