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After killing his friend in a tragic accident, Ajay finds himself an outcast, living with the Rogue. Meanwhile his girlfriend, Genni, is confused and grieving so decides to find out just who Ajay really is. An adventure in a dystopian world where gaining merit is all, and purification from The Guiding Light is desired. But not all see it that way...

A new dystopian book series, this novel explores themes of success, work and relationships through coming-of-age characters, who navigate a society controlled by technology and demonstrations of each person's worth. Comparisons can be drawn with Huxley's Brave New World, Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go and concepts presented in Netflix's Black Mirror.

Originally published as _Martial Achievements of Great Britain and Her Allies From 1799 to 1815 this is one of the most magnificent of all period art books to have been produced. The text is pure British propaganda but is overshadowed by the rarity of the art work.

The definitive biography of William Ewart Gladstone.

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Ike Hebert faces significant challenges, including failing 9th grade and struggling with learning disabilities, all while being raised by a hardworking single mother. With no friends or financial support, Ike's only solace is his bicycle and a burning aspiration to become a champion motocross racer. The story delves into his journey of resilience and determination as he navigates his difficult circumstances in pursuit of his dreams.

The book presents a rich tapestry of diverse locations, engaging incidents, and personal anecdotes, interwoven with charming digressions. It invites readers to explore a variety of experiences and reflections, creating a vivid narrative that captures the essence of its subjects through a unique lens.

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