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Geoff and Rosaleen Bonnard embark on a once-in-a-lifetime voyage to England aboard the fabled Lusitania in 1915. Europe is embroiled in war, but that shouldn't affect a passenger liner. As they approach Ireland, a German submarine hurtles a torpedo into the grand ship. Rosaleen makes it into a lifeboat, but where is her husband? She searches the morgues in Queenstown, heartsick at recognizing so many people. Geoff is finally located in a Cork hospital, alive but suffering a back injury. While waiting for him to recover, Rosaleen is thrilled to meet her mother's family, but a dark cloud hovers over her. The battered faces of dead babies haunt her. She sinks into depression, exasperated by Geoff's new interest in religion. Her once happy life seems out of reach.

Set against the backdrop of Yarmuck, Syria, the story unfolds as ISIS forces, led by the merciless Commander Abu, launch a brutal assault on the village. Their mission is to eradicate the Yazidi heritage, showcasing the harrowing realities of conflict and cultural annihilation. The narrative delves into the resilience of the community as they confront the dire threat posed by the invaders, highlighting themes of survival and the struggle to preserve identity amidst chaos.

Through a blend of humor and vulnerability, Anna shares her experiences, from childhood rivalries over toys to the complexities of adult relationships. Her insightful reflections on love, partnership, and personal growth are infused with a comedic flair that enhances her storytelling. This debut showcases her talent for transforming performance into written art, revealing the depth of her creativity and the engaging nature of her narrative.

Focusing on post-Independence historiography, this collection of essays examines the integration of archaeology with early Indian narratives, social change trajectories, and the evolving role of ideology. It highlights the challenges posed by fundamentalist perspectives on historical knowledge and the lasting effects of colonialism on the study of India's past. By addressing methodological shifts and new approaches introduced during colonial times, the volume reinforces Professor Chattopadhyaya's status as a leading scholar in ancient and early medieval history.

Amelia, an eleven-year-old girl in the New Orleans foster system, yearns for a true home and parents who appreciate her dark sense of humor. Frustrated with her current situation, she embarks on a quest for belonging and understanding, seeking a family that resonates with her unique personality.

An independent photographer enjoys her successful single life until she experiences an unexpected moment of love-at-first-sight with a beautiful stranger. Determined to find her, Ashley faces the challenge of not knowing the woman's name. Fate intervenes when they unexpectedly meet again, igniting an intense sexual attraction and a profound connection that neither has ever felt before. Their journey explores the depths of attraction and the complexities of love, highlighting the power of fate in their lives.

Focusing on psychosis and mood disorder medications, this spin-off from Stephen M. Stahl's updated Prescriber's Guide provides comprehensive insights into various drugs used in treatment. It serves as a valuable resource for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of psychopharmacology and improve patient care.

Focusing on the Book of Genesis, this examination delves into its messages as they would have resonated with audiences during the original oral tradition. It explores the teaching methods of the Torah, emphasizing its role in conveying moral and spiritual lessons. By analyzing the evolution from oral storytelling to written scripture, the book sheds light on the foundational narratives that shape the Hebrew and Christian faiths, offering insights into their significance and impact on listeners of the time.

The narrative centers on a revenge-driven terrorist determined to wreak havoc on America, creating a gripping tale filled with tension and bloodshed. Amidst this chaos, one man emerges as the key figure capable of thwarting the terrorist's plans, setting the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. The story intricately weaves political insights from the author's experience within the US government, enhancing the depth and realism of the plot.

Classic / British English This great story is set against the background of the French Revolution. Two men -- one French, one English, but very similar in appearance -- are in love with the same woman. The three of them, like the people of France, are faced with the dangers of life at a time when the guillotine never rests.