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The year is 1370. The English have again brought fire and sword to the country of France. An army devastates the country on its march south to Paris, hungry for loot and glory. But redemption is what Richard Stone seeks—having run away from home after a family tragedy for which he is responsible....

Alt Hist Issue 9 brings you the best new writing in historical fiction and alternate history. This issue features six new short stories and takes the reader from German occupied Yorkshire to Samurai-era Japan, via the Bermuda triangle, medieval Wales, the Vikings and post-war Ireland. You’ll find...

“Mmmmm yes, I love taking the full stream in my mouth,” she moaned, her words forcing me to look up from my t-shirt only to see her holding the head of the hose inches away from her mouth. Her tongue, lashing across the stream of water as it flashed across her face, bubbling up in small beads...

Callum, Boges and Winter lived through the 365 days it took to solve the Ormond Singularity then barely escaped from a lunatic bent on revenge. Now a deadly secret from Winter's mysterious past has come to haunt them. The countdown begins again.

Nurse Melanie was given a trusted task to watch her Doctors patient and assist him with his special condition if the need arose. Little did Melanie know the power her patient’s condition would have over her, nor the trauma to relieve the “Massive” buildup it would place upon her body… though she thought she was more than ready and able for the challenge…

.“Shush,” he whispered softly into her ear, nuzzling his lips across her flesh, as his hands roped around her, holding her in a gentle warm embrace. She could feel the glowing warmth of his firm naked body pressing against her and the bed, his growing manhood pressing tightly between both their...

It was all Van could do to not stare deeply into the radiance of her dark, ravishing, sapphire eyes; the thin wild strands of her long blond hair gently draping over her shoulders, casting a small shadow down the sensual outline of her face.

Can man “sell his soul to the devil?” Will he, if given the opportunity? That is the question raised and discussed so vividly and dramatically in this philosophically penetrating work by the author. Also, if one reads carefully, he might detect rather significant threads of satire interwoven masterfully...

I guess that’s really how it happened. Lying in bed with each other night after night our skintight panties and bare-breasted t-shirts, watching some lame romantic comedy only to have our thoughts revolve around some of the male eye candy we had already seen around campus. I guess it was bound to happen that one night we would take it to that point.

The assassination of Cæsar was not immediately followed with the convulsions which we should naturally expect. The people were weary of war, and sighed for repose, and, moreover, were comparatively indifferent on whom the government fell, since their liberties were hopelessly prostrated. Only one...

A book of 32 dialogues in which the author describes an imagined conversation involving famous people throughout history, for example a dialogue between Cadmus and Hercules, or Lucian and Rabelais, or Wosley and Ximenes, or Alexander the Great and Charles XII of Sweden. What would these people say to each other?

According to Wikipedia: "Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson (6 August 1809 6 October 1892) was Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom and remains one of the most popular English poets. Tennyson excelled at penning short lyrics, including "In the valley of Cauteretz," "Break, break, break", "The Charge...

BnF collection ebooks - "J'ai besoin d'un héros, besoin fort extraordinaire dans un temps où chaque année, chaque mois, nous en produit un nouveau, jusqu'au moment où, son charlatanisme ayant rempli les gazettes, le siècle s'aperçoit que ce n'est pas le héros véritable. Je me soucie fort...