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In Foundation, we discovered Scotland's early story. It's a tale of brutality, drama, freedom... and a slightly surprising battle against royal taxation. Now in Covenant, we dive deep into the pivotal moments of Reformation, Union, Empire, and war with Napoleonic France... and find out the answer to the question: did the early Americans really hate the Scots that much?Covenant, second in the History of Scotland series, covers the years from 1542 to 1815

Twenty-two-year-old Sasha lives in an apartment in London with her two best friends from university. However, life is not fair. Chloe and Kerstin have well-paid jobs, while Sasha struggles to make ends meet. Sasha's tired of borrowing clothes and having no money to enjoy herself while she's young - a fact that's not gone unnoticed by Grandpa Wilf. Grandpa Wilf has always been the most important person in Sasha's life. Her father left home when she was fifteen, and her mother wasn't interested in Sasha's hobbies and achievements. However, things take a surprising turn when Sasha receives an unexpected windfall. A shopping trip with Chloe and Kerstin is a priority; makeovers for everyone are a must! It soon becomes clear that Grandpa Wilf isn't as innocent as he makes out. Events take a surprising turn, leaving Sasha doubting who she can trust. One thing's for sure: the spending spree in London was just the start of changing times. Not only does Sasha undertake a transformation, but her decision-making impacts the hopes and dreams of others . . .

Cast out and hunted by the Brotherhood, Octavius is on borrowed time. He has one chance to prove his innocence, one chance to put things right, before Mikalis hunts him down and executes him.He must find Saint.But the Brotherhood member-turned-nyk whom they all seem to fear, is unlikely to make it easy. Still, Octavius has nothing left to lose. He will recapture Saint, or die trying.*Saint has seen it all. He doesn't care why or how he was freed from the Brotherhood's captivity. He just wants to gorge and f*ck his way toward the impending apocalypse. Is that too much to ask?The Brotherhood member that's following him? The quick, vicious, but curiously alluring one with a shock of white hair? He doesn't matter to Saint. If he gets too close, Saint will finish him. Because the last thing Saint wants or needs is to get dragged back behind bars. If that happens, this time, with everything he knows about their fearless leader, Mikalis, Saint will tear the Brotherhood apart.Octavius needs to stay away for his own good, because if Saint catches him, he just might teach him what it truly means to be nyktelios. And how the Brotherhood has been lied to for millennia.Besides, what does it matter, when none of them have long left to live...

Since its founding in 1971, the World Economic Forum, based in the Swiss canton of Geneva, has managed to become a control center of global power. For more than 50 years, it has brought together the top leaders of politics, business, academia, the media, trade unions, NGOs, culture and churches, networking them with each other and bringing them together with the worldIt has also been training the world's corporate and political elite for more than 30 years. Whether it is Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Jack Ma from the world of business or Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron, Viktor Orban or Vladimir Putin from the world of politics - they have all passed through the school of the WEF as "Global Leaders for Tomorrow" or as "Young Global Leaders".No wonder, then, that the founder of the Forum, German professor Klaus Schwab, is considered one of the most influential personalities of our time. But how far does his influence go? Could it be that the WEF is now so powerful that Schwab even wrote the script for the current world crisis with his book "Covid 19 - The Great Reset", published in July 2020?In his new book, journalist Ernst Wolff gets to the bottom of this and many other questions surrounding the origins and history of one of the most enigmatic organizations in contemporary history.