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The Swiss Assassin

Ian McKinley

Imprint: Published by: Fiction4All

This book is written in English

Genres: Science Fiction, Thrillers

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Peter is a hitman targeting "untouchable" criminals, with biomimetic drones and tailored toxins as tools of his trade. When he uncovers a cabal aiming to benefit from encouraging environmental collapse, can this be neutralised without actually catalysing a pre-programmed apocalypse?

Ronald K. Myers

Pygmy Wars

Ronald K. Myers

Imprint: Published by: Fiction4All

This book is written in English

Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy

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After a knee-high pygmy's father is killed, the pygmy searches for a safe place to live, but cannibalism creates a disease that causes pygmies to go mad and eat every living thing.

Traffik

The Stolen Girls

Andy Lang

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Imprint: Published by: PMO Publishing

This book is written in English

Genres: Suspense/Thriller Romance, Action/Adventure Romance

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A story of modern day slavery. Four girls stolen from their homes and sold into a life of degradation and humiliation. Four very different girls who learn to respect and rely on each other as they battle for survival against the odds and a cruel, powerful enemy.
Follow spoilt and vain Jata, sensible and motherly Akinyi, sensitive but disturbed Shani and worldly Marija as they strive to regain their stolen freedom and dignity.

The evolution of Auschwitz

The Little Red House

The evolution of Auschwitz

David Kehoe

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This book is written in English

Genres: Historical Fiction

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In 1940 Jakub, a sixteen year old boy, flees to Poland escaping the war torn, newly established Slovakia and the disappointment he visited of his parents. Later, through mass arrests, he is sent to a small, insignificant labor camp called Auschwitz.

In his time as a prisoner Jakup witnesses the camp's transformation from one of modest cruelty to the most evil place on earth. As the camp's decline into depravity gradually escalates he comes to realize that the degradation which permeates Auschwitz mirrors his own decent into evil.