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"A hyperreal tapestry of the death of a nation!" A disputed election...a terrifying future! Em, with her partner Ava and stepdaughter Sophia, left a tiny East Coast apartment for a lucrative IT job in Louisville that could fund their future.A disputed 2032 U.S. election and the rise of a powerful neo-fascist demagogue with pretensions to Evangelical Christianity lays waste to her dreams while Em struggles to survive in the belly of the beast itself. Her government contract job turns out to place her in direct proximity to the most hated media figures of the new regime. She can hurt them, but at what risk in a place where her family's queer identity makes them a target?In the rising fire of a Civil War, Em must struggle to survive and preserve something of her hopes, her family, or even herself.2033: The Year Things Fell ApartPresents a realistic and chilling look at a world that may lie just around the corner. Beltway insider and political wonk James Gordon is writing again with Alternative Sexuality Educator Rebecca Doll to present a sobering look at a future that may be too close to our own for comfort."Our day to day experiences of America's collapse!"

This book is a comprehensive guide to the history and culture of Aberdeen, Scotland. Written by James Gordon, a native of Aberdeen, this book provides readers with a fascinating glimpse into the life of the city over the course of its long history. Whether you are a student of Scottish history or simply interested in exploring new places, this book is an essential resource for anyone who wants to learn more about this vibrant and fascinating city.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Imagine! You're lying in bed next to your lover. You turn to them and begin reading something so erotic that they strip you bare and the two of you experience the best sex you've ever had. Entice Me is a collection of eleven delicious stories about men and women indulging in their most sultry and sexually charged fantasies. From one night stands to love making under water, Entice Me will ignite your deepest passions and stretch your sexual dreams to the limit. Each story is raw and explicit; untamed lust and forbidden pleasure at its delectable best. Entice Me delivers throbbing escapades that tease and tantilize, making you weak at the knees. Let your imagination drift as you immerse yourself in each guiltless adventure. Come, and be enticed!

The Unbegotten - Trials of Vanifera is the first book in the series, stretching the imagination and boggling the mind. It ventures to go where many fear to contemplate. It isn't your standard "good versus evil" book, but instead it is a roller coaster ride that will have you wondering about life and the afterlife. It is a tale of love, duty, hate, discord and choice. It encompasses every emotion ever experienced and fuses them inside a tale of spirituality, chaos and purpose. Montellace Dupri is the wealthiest man on the planet. He is also a god. His sole purpose is to release his imprisoned master, the evil equivalent of God known as the Vul Paux. Once released, he and his fellow gods will wage a Celestial War against Jehovah and his servants to take back their rightful places as rulers of all creation. First, he will need to release the Vul Paux. In order to do that, Dupri must locate a very illusive artifact called The Gate of Osiris. However, the coordinates of the gate's location are buried in the memories of a very special woman named Vanifera. Aided by Eve, the mother of all mankind, and a demonlord named Moa Ding Huang, Dupri sets out to locate Vanifera. As the hunt continues, signs of the Apocalypse begin to appear. Fearing the worst, Michael, Gabrielle, Sariel and the rest of the Angelic Host attempt to seek out Vanifera and ensure that Dupri doesn't discover the location of the gate. They've sworn to stop the impending Celestial War, even if that means killing Vanifera. But she is not alone. Her husband, Angelo, is also an angel. However, his deep love for her places him in a position where he must choose between saving the woman he loves and his duty to the throne of God. When a mysterious young boy suddenly appears, Vanifera discovers that the difference between good and evil isn't clearly obvious. He, too, is very interested in Vanifera and she discovers that he is far more than what he seems. In fact, he could be the key to saving her as well as all of creation.

By all accounts and purposes, Andre Linoche would be a villain in most tale because of his love for and pursuit of a married woman, Sheila Gordon. But he is simply following his heart and the reciprocity that is love has given. Yet, there is one thing in the way of it all things amorous, James Gordon, Sheila's husband. This is the The Warmest Winter

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Opuscula Tria: Chronologicum, Historicum, Geographicum est liber auctore Gordon, James, qui anno 1616 publicatus est. In hoc libro, auctor tres tractatus continet. Primus tractatus est Chronologicum, in quo auctor annos, menses, et dies describit. Secundus tractatus est Historicum, in quo auctor historias et res gestas describit. Tertius tractatus est Geographicum, in quo auctor loca et regiones describit. Libellus iste est utilis ad cognoscendum tempus, historiam, et geographiam.This Book Is In Latin.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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The book ""History of Scots Affairs V1: From 1637 to 1641"" by James Gordon is a comprehensive account of the political and social events that took place in Scotland during the period between 1637 and 1641. The author, who was a contemporary of the events, provides a detailed and unbiased narrative of the events that led to the Scottish rebellion against King Charles I and the subsequent civil war.The book covers a range of topics, including the rise of Presbyterianism in Scotland, the imposition of the Book of Common Prayer, and the resistance to the king's attempts to assert his authority over the Scottish church. It also delves into the economic and social factors that contributed to the conflict, such as the impact of the Thirty Years' War on Scotland's economy and the growing tensions between the Scottish nobility and the emerging middle class.The author draws on a variety of sources, including official documents, contemporary accounts, and personal correspondence, to provide a well-rounded and nuanced perspective on the events of the time. He also provides detailed descriptions of the key figures involved in the conflict, including the leaders of the Scottish rebellion and the king's advisors.Overall, ""History of Scots Affairs V1: From 1637 to 1641"" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Scotland, the English Civil War, or the broader political and social context of the 17th century. Its detailed and comprehensive approach makes it an essential read for scholars, students, and anyone interested in this fascinating period of history.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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The Search for the Gate is a selection of passages from Records of The Teaching, a remarkable and unique body of channelling from Spirit that took place between 1932 and 1960, knowledge of which has hitherto been largely confined to a small number of New Zealand families. This is despite a full version of the Records having been available for 25 years as a free download from the net, which is where the editor (who is British and has never been to New Zealand) came across them through a curious series of events in 2004. The seer who channelled the information was a New Zealander called Kathleen Long, supported in her work by a succession of Circles known as 'The Circle of Hands'.This selection covers nearly a quarter of the full text of the Records and is in the unaltered words, as spoken by the spirits concerned, and their human communicants. They have been marshalled under nineteen headings by members of the original Circles. Though entirely compatible with the core of Christian teachings, they throw new light on them, showing (not least through actual prophecy) how relevant they are to our time - more so even than they were at the time they were transmitted. They depart in various respects from conventional Church teachings on such subjects as reincarnation, evolution, the authority of other religious teachings than Christianity, and the nature and complexity of the afterlife. The Gate referred to is that between this world and the other, the Spirit-, or 'Thought World' as Kathleen Long eventually came to call it. In our time The Teaching firmly proclaims that this Gate will not just be searched for, but found, and even opened, with an enlargement of human capacity for communication with that other world, associated with prediction of the nearness of that event known to Christians as the Second Coming. This is convincingly recast by The Teaching as The Third Revelation/Reflection, a manifestation as much of the Spirit as of Christ Himself.

The fifth book in the Unbegotten saga. Hell hath no fury! Finality. The moment she has dreaded has finally come. Vanifera has fought against her destiny, hoping there was another path she could take in order to sway the hand of fate. But, when she uncovers the tragic truth about her unborn son, she is left with no alternative but to embrace her inescapable future and embark upon a journey that will bring her face to face with her nightmares and her inevitable confrontation with the Vul Paux. With nothing more to lose, one question remains. Can Vanifera defeat the Vul Paux and bring an end to the Eternal War?

The fourth book in the Unbegotten Saga. What would make someone become a killer? Would it take losing someone they love to push them to that point? If you could bring them back by killing the person that murdered them, would you consider taking that person's life? Vanifera Ramone will find herself confronting that very question. Her trials with the Vul Paux will bring her face to face with a horror too frightening to ignore. She will remember her forgotten past and learn the bitter truth behind her inevitable destiny. When the Anti-God turns his attention to bringing down the sanctuary of Heaven, will this challenge prove too much for Vanifera to handle?

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The third book in the Unbegotten Saga. Vanifera Ramone was a young woman who had everything. But suddenly, things went terribly wrong. Thrown into an ancient conflict between the gods and the angels, Vanifera discovers that she is an entity called the Gaian, the monstrous vessel of the Anti-God known as the Vul Paux. In a relentless campaign, Montellace Dupri, the Paux's field general, has managed to gather all the components he needs to free his master, including Vanifera. Huang creates and releases a hoard of zombies who now roam the earth killing everything in sight. With each kill, the victims themselves turn into zombies and join the ever-growing army of Dupri. Angelo, Sariel and the rest of the angelic host must now stop the hoard and find a way to get Vanifera back before the Paux can be released. As the Apocalypse continues to unfold, Vanifera must come to grips with the truth and stop Dupri from freeing the Vul Paux before the beast that has awakened inside of her destroys her soul as well as everything she holds dear.

In 1932, just four years into her move from South Africa to New Zealand, a British woman called Kathleen Long stumbled upon a remarkable ability. While trying out as a medium for a conventional Spiritualist Circle, she found herself instead channelling spirits of a very high order indeed. The resulting revelations, delivered over 28 years (from 1932 to 1960), make extraordinary claims, and revelations, . Despite the efforts made to interest a wider public than the original Circles supporting her, the records of these openings were originally only made available to the immediate families of those who had originally participated; until in the 1990s, a chance event led to their being published on the worldwide web. That was where after some revelatory experiences of his own, in 2004, the author of this book found them. He became convinced that he had a duty to help make them still more widely known. His first attempt, 'Credulous Fools?' (published on Kindle in 2012, and on Kindle Direct in 2018), which covered the first three years, was primarily directed to the one question, whether these extraordinary accounts were to be believed. After an exhaustive, even obsessive examination of the available evidence, he concluded (with some surprise) that they were. This book, the third he has so far published on THE TEACHING, looks at a key transitional year in which Kathleen Long lost three people close to her in a short space of time, none of them to actual physical death. In the author's view, Kath's role as 'seer' became from then a more lonely and challenging one, although support from others around her was to continue, at least sufficient for her to complete her mission. Two of these stand out as having given the most sustained support: her close friend, known to these pages as 'The Doctor', who stood by her even at times of personal doubt; and his son, named by the spirits themselves as 'The Man that Sees', whose real earthly identity was revealed in the two previous works as Richard Washbourn; who after many years at the British Admiralty, became the second Chief Admiral of the New Zealand fleet after independence . In these men, the archetypal struggle between calls to a spiritual life, and a worldly career, were played out, subject to guidance and criticism from mentors in spirit. The author's main thesis is that these somewhat painfully preserved accounts ensure that the lessons of these events were equally directed at the rest of us, rather as Jesus' teaching, and actions, soon became object lessons for anyone seeking truly to follow his way. Although written for an earlier generation, with very different preoccupations and expectations in this then remote corner of the British Empire, the book abounds in practical lessons, just as relevant today for us all. The struggles and disappointments that happened in this one year were a necessary prelude to a unique system of teaching, which future books will hopefully continue to make known in the coming years.

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The first book in the Kitty Wu Series. What if America became a socialist republic? In the new America, citizenship means your every need is cared for. All you have to do is take an emotion-numbing pill and surrender your rights. For Kitty Wu, life as a citizen is not for her. Surviving as a prostitute, she hopes to someday leave the sexually taboo world behind. When her primary customer, the vicious Mayor Elka Weinhauer, begins to hurt her friends, Kitty discovers the mayor's actions could not only threaten the lives of those she loves, but the American empire itself.

Twenty five years after the Affirmative Action Policy is ruled unconstitutional, a new nation emerges in Africa, one that is populated and governed solely by Black people. The African Union of New Kemet, or AUNK, becomes an economic and political superpower with clout equal to the industrialized nations of the world. However, back in America, Blacks are reduced to indentured servants and forced slavery is re-instituted. When a virus more lethal than Ebola is released on the populace of AUNK, the proud nation determines that terrorism is involved and all fingers are pointing toward one nation, the United States of America. War becomes eminent and the entire world begins to choose sides. As the lines are drawn, there is only one thing that can stop the conflict from reaching the boiling point, finding the antidote. A young man named Mbaku Bolo, a spy and an assassin by trade, is sent to find the cure that could put an end to the conflict that threatens to tear his country apart. But, during his quest he discovers that not everything is as it seems and that there are forces at work that are deadlier than the virus could ever be.

The second book in the Unbegotten Saga. Can love survive a devastating tragedy? How much pain can the heart take? A husband fights for his wife, a father fights for his daughter and a woman fights for her very soul. As Vanifera attempts to deal with the sinister monster inside of her, the rest of the angelic host prepares to do whatever it takes to prevent Montellace Dupri from freeing his master. Each angel will search their hearts in order to find the courage to stop this war before it starts. What fears will they be forced to face? What sacrifices are they willing to make? Can angels truly feel pain, anguish, fear and love? These and other questions will be answered as the Eternal War spirals toward the ultimate confrontation in The Unbegotten: Cataclysm, the second book of this spine-tingling saga.

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The third book in the Kitty Wu Series. What are you willing to sacrifice for freedom? As Elka's diabolical plan begins to take shape, Kitty and her friends find that taking on the powerful Mayor or Portland may be more than they can handle. With her band of followers, Elka flexes her power and begins to make life very uncomfortable for the Gypsies. However, the band of rebels refuse to surrender and discover that there are powerful people who are willing to fight beside them. But even with the support, will it be enough to stop Elka and her criminal consortium before she executes her nefarious and destructive plan? With so many lives in dire peril, will Kitty be forced to make the ultimate sacrifice to save them?

A sea battle in 1683 between a Spanish galleon and a smaller French corsair results in the galleon being sunk, its treasure stolen and the Spanish captain and two ladies taken prisoner for ransom. Later a storm howls for three days and pushes the corsair into a large cave where a landslide removes all trace of it from the world outside.Three hundred and thirty-five years later the Franks twins, on holiday from their home in Norfolk to their aunt and uncle's on the south coast of Cornwall, find a gold coin and a gold cross with an engraving on the back. The two turn detective to see how their discoveries made their way to Cornwall and find themselves in the middle of a centuries-old mystery of the fate of the Sea Hound.