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What do you get if you send out glory-seeking Vikings, swilling magical ale from a bottomless keg, to scour for loot and enjoy a sex romp through the ancient cities of Russia and the East? Blood on the Axe is a jolly romp from the shores of Lake Malaren to the fantastically rich cities of the east. My Viking heroes (well, anti-heroes) encounter gods, harlots, shysters, thieves, and imbeciles. They bang elbows with emperors, khagans, and despots on their way to the glory of Valhalla - or at least many romps with harlots. Did I mention them? Along the way, laughs and bawdy times are had by all.

Every family has secrets. Some are handed down by previous generations and some are newly created to hide the awful things members of the new generation have done. When an accident gets covered up instead of being reported to the police, it can tear an entire family apart. What starts out as one small lie to hide the family secret turns into burial plots in the family house's basement. Don't miss the newest novel by Alan Sakell. It will keep you turning page after page.

Alice Drake and her friends know they are different to the others living in Drake's Village, a tiny Adirondack paradise hidden away from the apocalyptic world surrounding them. The once proud United States of America is in tatters after the right-wing fascist government of the 2020s brought it to its knees some fifty years ago. Now survival is perilous in a country overrun by violent gangs.As the violence intrudes into Alice's life, she and her friends discover that their skills might be able to save not only their village but the North Country beyond. But how can a group of teenagers save the world from fascism?

Sira is a lonely child whose mother is increasingly distant, so she spends most of her time at her grandmother's house.One day, Sira is on her way to her grandmother's when she suddenly gets lost and finds herself in the magical land of Boreal. She is confused because she doesn't know where she is but it turns out that she is expected.The Queen of Boreal tells Sira that imagination is disappearing from the world of the humans and that one day there will be no stories left. Sira is the only one who can help them.

This collection of poems was written as a result of addiction counselling. My psychologist suggested that when I felt like I was going to relapse, due to strong emotions, to find something I was passionate about to distract me. I have always had a passion for photography, so I combined that with getting my emotions down on paper. There are so many people with mental health problems and I want them to know that everyone does in some way, and that's OK.

Magnificent colours all around and everywhere. Spend the day with Blue identifying colours around the house and outside. Have fun finding the colours and learning as you go.

The turbulent chaos that reigned during the last quarter of the nineteenth century in the Old West was no more dramatic than in the Indian Territories of pre-state Oklahoma. Bass Reeves, the first African-American deputy marshal employed west of the Mississippi River, was assigned to the wild Indian Territories. Bass became famous for his aliases, ambidextrous shooting, clever disguises, and stylish fashion. In 1907, Oklahoma was granted statehood. In a twist of tragic irony, the newly adopted Jim Crow laws turned against him, forcing Bass to retire to Muskogee, Oklahoma, to serve as a police officer in the segregated area of that small town. Although there is no documentation to prove that Fran Stryker, creator of the fabled masked man, The Lone Ranger, was inspired by the true-life character of Bass Reeves, the similarities between the fictional hero and the real-life Bass Reeves is fascinating. This inspiring and insightful historical account of one man's survival and success, despite appalling injustices, is a fascinating account of the remarkable and eventful life of famed lawman of the Indian Territories, Bass Reeves.