No space left. No escape.“You’re not my employee,” he said quietly.A beat.“But for the next 90 days…”“…I own you.”*******She never expected one drunken night with her boss to end with a marriage certificate—and a ninety-day countdown to divorce.Genesis takes a job as billionaire CEO August Thorne’s personal assistant, only to wake up married to her boss after one unforgettable night i...

Hitler's desperate plot to save his longtime mistress . . .Counter Intelligence Corp agent Woody Ward uncovers evidence that it might not have been Eva Braun on Hitler's funeral pyre. Indeed, at that very moment, Eva is being escorted along the top-secret route mapped for the escape of the Nazi elite. It is a tortuous path where disaster appears at every turn to thwart their arrival at the Italian port of Bari. Ward persuades his superiors to let him go underground...

The specter of Armageddon looms in Melchior's eighth novelIts agent is the V-3, a poisonous exsiccating gas developed by Hitler to succeed the V-1 and V-2 rockets. In the present, aging but still fanatic Nazis plan to unleash the gas and kill millions. Army intelligence reactivates chemist Einar Munk, who, as a wartime operative for the OSS, first learned of the gas's manufacture. His orders: Find it and contain it. In this desperate mission, Einar is aided by his ...

Martin Legacy is a former special-ops standout, once recognized as the top field interrogator in the American military complex. His study of the human mind was carried out in make-shift tents on the edge of the battlefield; he didn’t write or read the book on how to break a prisoner, he simply followed his instincts, dissecting human behavior. He had a reputation for getting anything out of anyone - “had” being the operative word. Five years ago, a random crime shattered Legacy’s world. Wi...

In a glittering future where television is the nation's obsession, charismatic emcee Bob May presides over the most-watched quiz contest in America. Reigning champion Charles Monroe, a master of philately, faces an unexpected challenger in James Burton, who stuns the audience by choosing Mars as his category and turning the contest into a battle of encyclopedic brilliance. Sealed beneath a transparent force field and fed questions by a cybernetic brain, the contestants answer with astonish...

The story is about getting a second chance at life experienced as the beauty of an "Indian summer" with its beautiful autumn colours. But that can only happen after a snap frost - the killing frost!Peter's Indian wife, Isabella, abandoned him and their two-year-old son, joins her tribe to become the shaman and El Curandera. Her tribe, the Tarahumara, is living in the Sierra Madre, under the drug cartel's murderous rule. Peter returned to Australia with his son, Ron.Years la...

Patrick Henry's words inspired colonists to fight for freedom. This book introduces readers to his life—from his early years in Virginia to his rise as one of the most influential voices of the American Revolution. Clear, straightforward text explains how his fiery speeches helped unite people in the cause for independence. In support of state and national social studies standards, this biography brings Patrick Henry’s story to life for readers studying the leaders who helped shape America...

Bessie Coleman was a courageous pioneer who soared beyond barriers of racial discrimination to become a trailblazer in aviation history. This book introduces readers to Coleman’s life—from her childhood in Texas to her journey to France to earn her pilot’s license. Clear, straightforward text explains how her determination led her to become the first female African American pilot. Readers will also learn about the obstacles she faced and how she inspired others to pursue careers in aviatio...

Eleanor Roosevelt was a compassionate and determined leader who changed what it meant to serve as First Lady of the United States. This book introduces readers to Roosevelt’s life—from her shy childhood and personal hardships to her influential role alongside President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Clear, straightforward text explains how her commitment to fairness and human rights led her to travel the country, speak out for people in need, and help shape the Universal Declaration of Human Right...

This book offers a comparative study of historical television genres in Europe, with a special focus on Germany and Great Britain and their way of narrating twentieth century European history. The book analyses our common European past and memory through central historical television narratives. Each chapter looks at how historical TV genres, fictional and documentary, have dealt with the most salient and defining periods, events and changes in the twentieth century— an age of extremes. Bo...

This intriguing biography explores the life of Samuel Adams. Told in clear, concise language, the book examines the most important aspects of Adams’s life, covering his early years, his role as a delegate to the Continental Congress, and his contributions to the American Revolution.

Hitler's minions live in Los AngelesA brutal street killing. A tough LA cop. A faded snapshot. A poster adorned with a swastika. A cruel nightmare of bloody intrigue. A sensational thriller, violent as a burst of machine gun fire. Hitler's evil is reborn. The Third Reich will rise again!