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Seventy years after his death, Adolf Hitler remains a mystery. Historians, military tacticians, and...
The Alphabet of Birds
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The Stairwell
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The Thing Around Your Neck
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From the Orange Prize-winning author of 'Half of a Yellow Sun' come twelve dazzling stories that...
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War and Peace
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Dr Radcliffe's Library: The Story of the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford
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The Radcliffe Camera is one of the most celebrated buildings in Oxford. Instantly recognizable, its...
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Unity (The Prophecy book 5)
By Jessica Wayne
The death of one of their own will bring about a war unlike any other.
Beaten down, broken, and battle-scarred, Anastasia isn't sure she has what it takes to keep moving forward. Especially when her enemy has corrupted someone she can't afford to lose.
As hidden truths come to the surface, she sets her sights on the one thing that could bring her power unlike any she's ever seen. The only problem is that power could also destroy her.
New enemies and old friends clash to bring back the light back into one of their own.
But death may be the only way to stop it.
I have really enjoyed this series I loved the first 3 books so much the last 2 were ok. I’m not sure they were really needed but despite this they were ok. Ana and Dekota finally get their happy ending and Vincent gets to redeem himself! The last two chapters and epilogue really give you a hero's win good feel. Hope you al enjoy it!
The Heart: A Novel
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