Wicked


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ZAGREUS—Dark, depraved, cursed. In every way the Prince of Darkness. Until he found her. She was his salvation. His sanity. His strength. The only constant in his immortal life. Even when fate ripped her from his arms, he always found her again. But five hundred years has passed since her last death, and with no sign and no guarantee she'll be sent back, the darkness inside him is swirling out of control. Then fate drops a female in his path. One with violet eyes he's sure he's looked into millions of times across multiple lives. Talisa may be the daughter of the Eternal Guardians' leader, but Zagreus is convinced she's the missing half of his tattered soul. He doesn't care that she doesn't remember him. He'll never let her deny that wicked-hot connection still sizzling between them. This time, Zagreus is willing to risk everything—his present, his future, his destiny, even war—to keep her. Because this time, even if he has to hold her as his prisoner for all eternity, he won't lose her again. Books in the Eternal Guardians Series: MARKED - Book 1 ENTWINED - Book 2 TEMPTED - Book 3 ENRAPTURED - Book 4 ENSLAVED - Book 5 BOUND - Book 6 TWISTED - Book 7 RAVAGED - Novella AWAKENED - Book 8 UNCHAINED - Novella HUNTED - Novella ENSNARED - Novella WICKED - Book 9 **All the books in the Eternal Guardians series can be read as stand-alone titles.**




Wicked Titan


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The wickedest evil hides in plain sight. One night twisted the reality I knew. I'm thrust into a world of unfathomable wealth and boundless deception. A world where hidden danger lurks just beneath the surface. The face of an angel with a heart of stone. Asher craves my hatred. He wants a challenge, desiring to play a game that will make my life a misery. But the joke is on him. I won't bow. He can't break me. Because I'm already in hell. Wicked Titan is a dark high school bully romance. It is intended for readers 18+. Cliffhanger Alert! This is Book 1 of a duet and NOT a standalone.




Mythology


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Elaborate facsimile journal of a Greek mythology primer from the early nineteenth century.




Titan


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Battles of the Elohim


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In this riveting book, the author explores the history of the "Elohim," the titans or giants birthed through the union of fallen angels with human women (as recorded in Genesis), and the "bull spirit" behind them. Using both the Bible and many other ancient writings, the author carefully outlines evidence that these beings existed and explains the agenda behind their cruel reign upon the earth-- to corrupt Adam's race through whom the Savior was promised to come and to offer alternative "heroes" to save humanity. The book explores how this agenda and the gods associated with it affected biblical history-- with a look also at present and end-times implications.




Athena


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Even the wise can be fools in love. Athena is torn between her loyalty to her father and her growing love for the Titan Prometheus, who supported her father during the great war but now seems to have an agenda of his own. After serving a terrible sentence for treason, Prometheus goes into hiding. Athena searches the ends of the earth, desperate to find him. When he finally emerges from the shadows, his plans challenge her loyalties, rekindle her passion, and set in motion events that will forever alter her immortal life.




Wicked Nights


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Zacharel, the leader of a powerful angelic army, lets nothing stand in his way of his anti-demon missions until he rescues Annabelle Miller from an institution for the criminally insane and from the demons who long to possess her.




Make your Game


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Reprint of the original, first published in 1860.




Heinrich Heine and the Lied


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A study into the poet Heinrich Heine's impact on nineteenth-century song.




Judaism and Christianity


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Christianity and Judaism are so intertwined in their origins and destinies that neither can be understood without the other. Every attempt to cut Christianity off from its Old Testament roots is doomed to failure. Similarly Christianity helps the Jews to understand the composite nature of Judaism prior to A.D. 70, some of the tendencies in which came to fulfilment only in Christianity.