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Zustand: New. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). &Uumlber den AutorCarolyn Schriber hated history classes when she was growing up because they required little but memorization. Once she was so bored by the material that instead of answering an essay exam on the Revolutionary War, she .

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Zustand: New. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). &Uumlber den AutorCarolyn Schriber has always loved books. While her husband served as a career Air Force officer, she taught high school Latin and English wherever they happened to be stationed. Then she went on to earn her doctoral de.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - Once the ruling class and government understood there could be no cohabitation and sharing of resources with the Black and brown hordes streaming through unprotected borders, a revolution started, pulling from US history. The year 2041 AD marked the age of the Second Republic's first steps in making the difficult easy, making the complex simple. Daring steps led to clear distinctions in socioeconomic groups: patricians, plebians, surfers, and slaves. Everyone knew their place. No confusion. No chaos.Based on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, we see our future that shows striking similarities to this age of imperialism, classism, and capitalistic expansion where racism is commonplace, slavery exists, and a minority of people are in absolute power. Instead of Belgium Company's outposts along the Congo River in Africa in 1899 or a US Swift Boat going up the Nung River in Vietnam in 1969, this is the great Third Republic on Earth and colonies on Mars in the year 2126.Cassandra XI, patrician and first-class citizen, is exposed to a traumatic experience that later has her questioning the established social order. She is eventually tried and convicted as an insurrectionist, her personal AI deactivated, social status and titles revoked, and she is sent to prison. Cassandra is then approached by Captain Willard Bennett of the light cruising ship the Jefferson Davis to investigate why the Martian colony New Georgia went dark, leaving severed heads on spikes and the message 'Bring Cassandra Kurtz.'With no choice but to go, Cassandra's life is about to change in unimaginable ways.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - After a world pandemic decimates the male population, a soldier experimenting with cryogenic hibernation is forgotten for one hundred thirty years. He is awakened by a group of cybernetic lifeforms, artificial persons (APs) who were driven from their walled mega-state, Nemericana - a militaristic matriarch that also cast out their male youth once they are adolescent. Worse than all this: the APs are getting smart enough to make their own decisions. This is a world where the science we know today has warped into masterful and terrifying ways of manipulating and controlling humanity. You will hide with Second Lieutenant Jose Melendez as he awaits extraction from the jungles of Brazil, while the male population of the world experiences a dangerous chemical aberration. You will follow the classified mission of Dr. Marcella Del Cruz as she leads a classified mission in Antarctica that holds the key to the future of mankind. You will watch with Major Mare Singh as she sees the citizens of Nemericana drugged into submission while corruption tears at the fabric of their artificially calm society. But the most astonishing and terrifying force in Future Prometheus is the legion of cybernetic life-forms that are determined to achieve consciousness and claim their place in the new world order. This is a world that could be our own in the not too distant future. 'A gripping story featuring well-constructed characters, poignant moral dilemmas and a chillingly realistic dystopian future.' - Kirkus Review.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - Intelligent Design: Revelations is a science fiction novella that looks at the origins of our existence as a species, and our place in the universe. The story begins on the planet Mars during its apex where the balance between technology and nature is achieved. All is well until the Gemini planetoids between Mars and Jupiter fall out of their orbits and are set for a collision course. Master Architect Janus and his peers set forth a plan to not only preserve as much of their culture as possible, but the majority set out to find their Creator. Over six million years later on planet Earth, Lieutenant Colonel David Farrell is baffled by a conspiracy that not only cuts through the US's security as if it were non-existent, but also defies the laws of nature and the rules of science. FEMA Director Roberta Josephine Riesman's period of mourning her soul mate's sudden death is cut short by an assignment that requires her to spy on an old friend. Thrust in the middle of a mystery that involves the greatest natural disaster encountered by humans, Riesman discovers that the very core of human existence is about to be challenged. Earth is not prepared. Reluctantly, she is confronted with a choice - walk away to live in France with the memories of her paramour, or take the challenge to make a difference. '.You know Ms. Perez, we live in a world of dualities. On one hand, we have technology that can pick up chemical compositions of planets outside our solar system, and we can now grow and transplant human organs. There are space probes in deep, interstellar space, and we can tell when how many times our planet wobbles on its axis,' he said, still looking at his hands. 'At the same time, there's a cult in Ireland who believe there are aliens living among us.'.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - The FBI Uses Dangerous Bait. Eric I. Daniels, better known as 'Eagle,' is ready to exact his revenge. Once the powerful chairman of the now-gutted and defunct Foreign Intelligence Agency, he is now in hiding, assembling the pieces of a plan to find Alexander Burns, the man he holds responsible for his downfall. Living in plain view in New Hampshire's White Mountains, Burns patiently waits for Daniels to make his move. Burns's plan is simple: bait Daniels, and when Daniels shows himself, the hunter will become the hunted. But while Burns and his supporters at the FBI watch and wait, Daniels puts into motion a plan that strikes at the heart of Burns's life: his family. As a series of perfectly timed, devastating events unfold like clockwork, Burns and the FBI recognize the signature style of the Eagle. Burns is now challenged to outmaneuver his enemy before all he holds dear is destroyed. Following the critical success of Albatross and Raven, Eagle continues the richly characterized, fast-paced action third installment of the Birds of Flight series, and is the first part of a three-part story to be concluded in Falcon & The Black Swan. Eagle also received Honorable Mention from the Readers' Favorite 2014 Book Award and Finalist from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association's 20th Annual EVVY Award.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - What if Jason Bourne remembered everything right from the very start What would happen to his therapist and nurse that helped him through his post-trauma amnesia Would the government that trained him want him and his friends to live now What would he do to protect himself and the people who helped him from his ruthlessly efficient, former boss When Alexander Burns, former counter-terrorist specialist of a powerful, clandestine spec-ops agency, released a destructive computer virus known as 'Albatross' to millions, he infiltrated the security of three federal agencies, immobilized all levels of law enforcement, and brought the entire Northeast region to a standstill. What his civilian team of reluctant operatives did took years of meticulous planning, six hours to execute, and then they evaporated into thin air. Before Burns could steal terabytes of classified operations and mission recordings that would shock the world, he made sure key people were out of the way. Former Marine Warrant Officer Diane Welch was an obstacle. Her knowledge of events in Pakistan's Swat Valley, and her contact with Burns's handlers and FBI director would have compromised mission. Burns was lucky on May 2 - Welch was not around that fateful day. But his luck has run out. She is now part of the team that is on the hunt to bring him and his domestic terrorists to justice and keep classified secrets from becoming public. Welch, Lt. Andersen and Director Helms know Burns has these damning files but they need to find out why he risked so much to get them. To find out, the FBI approaches Burns to retrieve those documents and negotiate for him to come in from the cold. The plan might have worked except Thomas 'Steel' Webber blows it up with clear objectives: kill Burns and his team. As new alliances form and dangerous enemies emerge, Burns has to decide whether he is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to save his crew. Award winning Raven: Birds of Flight continues where Albatross left off with its fast-paced, character-driven action adventure.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - 1574. Edward Hunter is eager to join his friend Philip Sidney in Padua and to sample the delights of Venice. However, he arrives to find Sidney kidnapped for mysterious reasons, and the kidnappers killed for reasons equally mysterious. While Hunter investigates the possible motives of Catholic expatriates, further attacks prove he is also a target of this unknown enemy. When the French King visits Venice and would-be assassins are found with his pistols in their hands, Sidney is arrested. Hunter has only hours to discover who is behind this plot, prove Sidney's innocence, and avoid arrest and execution by Venetian authorities.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Format, E.B (illustrator). Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - Intelligent Design: Revelations to Apocalypse brings two science fiction novellas together in one epic novel. Intelligent Design: Revelations begins sixty seven million years ago revealing new worlds, great technologies and superior beings' efforts to save several species of hominids. Come forward to present days, there are only a trusted few humans that know Earth is not the only planet with sapient life in our solar system. The truth of our origins and greater threats to come will test human resolve. And it will all fall onto two women. Intelligent Design II: Apocalypse provides more answers that are far darker than the questions. Hidden planets, preexisting advanced civilizations, coexisting hominid species, and new revelations have all led to the end of days. Whether by twist of fate or by design, the Jovian planet is about to ignite into a sun. The civilizations of Mars, Earth and Terra are now at risk from the cataclysmic effects of an impossible astronomical anomaly. Intelligent Design I and Intelligent Design II garnered critical success including winning silver at the Foreword Reviews INDIEFAB Book of the Year as well as positive recognition from Readers' Favorites Reviews, Indie Book Reviewers, Feathered Quill Reviews and US Review of Books.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Helms, Cathy (illustrator). Neuware - When the the Civil War was over, Jonathan and Susan Grenville moved their family back to Charleston, only to find that peace was easier to declare than to practice. The war that tore a nation apart might have ended in 1865, but the most important battles remained to be fought. The North struggled to resume business as usual, while the South faced economic disaster. Old state constitutions needed to be re-written before the United States would take their former enemies back into the Union. Old political alliances collapsed, and the party of Lincoln faced a decline into unparalleled graft and corruption. And over everyone hovered the question of what to do with the thousands of former slaves whose status as citizens remained undefined. The following ten years gave rise to some of the most important constitutional developments in the history of the United States. The Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments would change the face of a nation, but the advances came at a terrible cost. In many ways, the transition would take another hundred years to reach fruition. And in the meantime, generations of black men learned that the pathway to becoming an African-American was a dangerous one. As the reunited country struggled with the problems of Reconstruction, the Grenvilles found themselves seeking new economic opportunities to replace the old cotton culture. Jonathan and Susan inherited vast land holdings that threatened to bury them under a deluge of back taxes unless they could find a new way to turn the lands into new revenue sources. Other family members decided to work together to meet the ever-present need for food by creating their own grocery business. And two of the family's enterprising young people took on a challenge to capture, tame, and recreate an ancient breed of horses that had adapted themselves to living wild in the swamps of South Carolina's Lowcountry. At the same time, the Grenvilles were swept up into political rivalries and civil riots that churned their peaceful streets into battlegrounds. Family ties shattered as their maturing children searched for their own answers to the questions of how best to live their lives. One son took refuge in a separatist religious community, while another became an armed advocate of White Supremacy. Susan's black cousins fought for equality and became targets of those who hated blacks. A daughter was swept into a romance with a black man. Daily life became a constant battle marked by visits from the Ku Klux Klan, threats of violence, and accusations of murder. Follow the Grenvilles as they navigate the difficult years between 1867 and 1877.