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The Prussian Memorandum
by Michael McMenamin & Kathleen McMenamin The Prussian Memorandum, a thrilling installment in the Mattie McGary and Winston Churchill 1930s Adventure series by Michael McMenamin and Kathleen McMenamin, delivers an unforgettable tale of courage, intrigue, and historical resonance. This gripping novel seamlessly blends fact and fiction, shedding light on a dark chapter of history while…
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The Best Ships
Frank J. DiMaio’s The Best Ships Frank J. DiMaio’s The Best Ships is a compelling and adventurous story that weaves together themes of faith, tragedy, and triumph in the face of adversity. This heartfelt memoir chronicles DiMaio’s solo sailing journey to Bermuda—a voyage undertaken to honor a promise to his late wife. What he encounters…
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Stone Journals
Written by Author, Patrick Ford Reviewed by Kirsten @ Mobius Non-Fiction, Historical, Travel, Architectural History Detailed travel journal exploring the beauty and mystery behind the standing stones of Europe. An informative and intriguing read, Stone Journals is a first-hand account of author Patrick Ford’s travels throughout Europe to learn both about and from the…
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The Spirit Traveler, The Northwest Indian War in Ohio Country
“ …a good overview of the history of the Midwest in the late 1700s. This is an often-overlooked history but was actually very important to the growth of the United States. Really good book.”- verified reader “I absorbed the main character as if I were him…”- verified reader War Fiction In the 18th…
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The Best Poems of Alexander Pushkin, Lost in Translation?
Reviewed by Justin @ Mobius Poetry Romantic era Russian Poetry translation “These translations are lovely and sensitive. They are just exquisite. You have taken on and accomplished a noble task. I think it matters a great deal to have Pushkin’s […] poems sound both so natural in the target language and so close to the…
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Judah’s Scepter and the Sacred Stone
Written by D. A. Brittain Reviewed by Kirsten @ Mobius “Brittain’s debut novel brings historical biblical fiction into mainstream, young adult reading.” Biblical fiction brushed with romance. In her debut novel, D.A. Brittain explores the legend of King Zedekiah’s daughter, Teia, as she escapes from the burning city of Jerusalem after it has fallen to…
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