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James Ross

    Im Namen der Menschheit
    Henry VI (Penguin Monarchs)
    Henry VI
    The Chimerium Gambit
    Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford and Duke of Ireland (1362-1392)
    To Fly Above the Flames
    • To Fly Above the Flames

      • 422 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      Set in the year 2078, the story follows Phoenix Ravaush, heir to a powerful conglomerate, as he grapples with his identity and purpose. While his father, Dashal, pioneers a revolutionary power source, Phoenix unknowingly carries the DNA of the enigmatic Executive General Raijathos, granting him extraordinary abilities. As he navigates a rapidly changing world and the responsibilities of his lineage, he embarks on a quest for honor, battling to protect creation from evil while seeking to understand his own dreams.

      To Fly Above the Flames
    • Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford and Duke of Ireland (1362-1392)

      The Rise and Fall of a Royal Favourite

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      This comprehensive study delves into the life and impact of a highly controversial figure from late fourteenth-century England. It examines the historical context, key events, and the figure's influence on society and politics during a tumultuous period. Through detailed analysis, the book sheds light on the complexities of their character and the lasting legacy they left behind, making it an essential read for those interested in medieval history and its pivotal personalities.

      Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford and Duke of Ireland (1362-1392)
    • They say you need three things: Honor, Integrity, & Courage. What you really need is the nerve to fly half a billion light years, touch down on alien soil, and fight in a major land war... ...every other week. In the far future, aerospace navies ply the void between planets, guarding their governments against threats. These monuments of complexity and cost drain the coffers of the people and require constant upkeep, as well as endless training for their professional crews. Wars are fought in the cold, uncaring expanse of space except when everything goes horribly wrong. When the enemy sets foot on your soil, when civil unrest or revolution raise their bloody hands to the stars, when governmental factions leave words behind and reach for guns and knives and bombs, there is little that the aerospace navies can do. This is when planets contact mercenaries, the last scions of professional ground troops. Teams like The Radiation Angels. Lead by Captain Todd Rook, this misfit crew is contracted for a standard coup, but they are betrayed by their employers. The Radiation Angels must wager their fortunes, their friends, their very lives on a plan that will make them rich beyond kings, or ensure their painful demise. A gamble that will become known as: The Chimerium Gambit. Their journey will take them across the known universe and lead to a deadly showdown between Rook and the assembled might of a dictator. It is a duel that will take place without reinforcements, without proper equipment, and in the worst cesspool of all the colonies: Mars.

      The Chimerium Gambit
    • Henry VI

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Succeeding to the throne at the age of only nine months, Henry VI had a turbulent reign: he inherited a war with France and, in time, found himself at war with his own nobles. James Ross surveys this eventful life, including Henry's deposition at the hands of Edward IV and his eventual return to the throne.

      Henry VI
    • Succeeding to the throne at the age of only nine months, Henry VI had a turbulent reign: he inherited a war with France and, in time, found himself at war with his own nobles. James Ross surveys this eventful life, including Henry's deposition at the hands of Edward IV and his eventual return to the throne.

      Henry VI (Penguin Monarchs)