Star Wars: Thrawn
8.7
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He's one of the most cunning and ruthless warriors in the history of Star Wars! Now, discover how...
Altered (Altered #1)
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When "normal" ends, survival begins... The sickness came on suddenly and violently. When it was...
Science Fiction Romance
The Coronation
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It is 1761. Prussia is at war with Russia and Austria. As the Russian army occupies East Prus-sia,...
Historical Fantasy Supernatural Thriller
In The Shadow of Death: The Story of a Medic on the Burma Railway 1942-45
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Idris (Taff) James was a driver in the Royal Army Service Corps and one of the thousands of young...
Bullets and Dandelions (Deputy Gemma Stone #0.5)
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My name is Tess Reynolds, and I’ll admit few people would think I’m a badass Army sniper called...
Romantic Suspense Series Novella
Tank Battle: Game Bắn Tăng 3D
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Are you ready for the War III ? Download now one of the best tank games, it's totally FREE now! ...
WarFriends: PvP Shooter Game
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Battle it out against friends and real-world opponents in WarFriends, the action packed real-time...
March of Empires
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4.0
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Brace yourself for an age of massive medieval war, where you will march over your rivals’ burning...
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated A United Kingdom (2017) in Movies
Oct 1, 2017
As an African chieftain of Bechuanaland, now Botswana, Khama was studying law in the UK before meeting Ruth, a secretary and daughter to a British Army captain. Even after the Second World War interracial couples faced much prejudice, but none so much as a king of a British protectorate and an ordinary white woman.
Facing many trials and tribulations, even exile from his own country thanks to the British relationship with the then apartheid nation of South Africa, the couple attempt to endure endless hardships to be the rightful rulers of Botswana.
It's always magnificent when you hear these stories are based on real life events. The Notebook has nothing on this.
