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Based on the moving true story of a World War I war dog, passed down through generations from a war nurse who witnessed events firsthand. In the summer of 1915, seventeen-year-old William "Bill" Higgins leaves his quiet village in Berkshire, brimming with dreams of glory and adventure. Alongside...

He was trusted, admired—and feeding secrets to the enemy for decades. Kim Philby was more than just a traitor. He was a master manipulator, a charming double agent, and the most damaging mole in Western intelligence history. As a top officer in Britain’s MI6, Philby had access to the deepest...

Bloomsbury presents Battleground Prussia by Prit Buttar, read by James Parsons An engrossing history of the last year of the Second World War, charting the battles fought between the Soviet Red Army and the Nazis across German soil. The terrible months between the arrival of the Red Army on...

There are a lot of books about the thrilling exploits of being a special forces operator. And certainly, Fred Kolberg, U.S. Navy SEAL (retired) had plenty. But far more important, this book is about God's relentless pursuit of a man whose professional skills were top tier, but whose personal...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The world built an entire architecture to keep itself safe from the bomb. Inspectors, treaties, satellites, hotlines. Against the other weapon of mass destruction, it built a treaty with no inspectors at all. That is not an oversight. It is a decision...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. On the night of 26 September 1983, a Soviet officer watched his screen report five American missiles heading for Moscow. He had minutes to decide. You have probably never heard his name, and that is exactly the point. History is usually told through...

The Warrior’s Ride Isn’t Over: What’s the Alternative? is the true story of Vietnam veteran Steve “Mac” MacInnes and a life shaped by service, adversity, faith, and purpose. From surviving polio as a child and serving in Vietnam to facing cancer, major surgery, strokes, PTSD, and the...

Once among New York City’s most recognizable faces, Walter Thornton—agent to future film-noir legends and architect of the WWII pin-up phenomenon—vanished from the glamorous world he helped create after a mid-1950s trial destroyed his reputation. A man once synonymous with glamour became a...

From the pharaohs of ancient Egypt to the final decades of the British Empire, humanity’s greatest powers rose through ambition, military strength, political skill, technological innovation, and the ability to organize millions of lives.A "Brief History of Empires" takes readers across more...

The battlefield didn't end when he left the war. It followed him home.In this raw and unflinching memoir, a former Army Ranger captain and combat sniper takes you inside two invisible wars: the one he fought overseas and the one still raging inside his mind. From the chaos of Mogadishu to the...

From A DOZEN DAYS TO DIE: One Soldier's Story From World War II: 'Sitting in my foxhole watching for enemy movement, I peered over the dirt, with my hands one on top of the other supporting my chin and head. Suddenly, "ZING!" a rifle bullet struck the dirt about two inches below my eyes. The...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Imagine the creaking of dragon ships cutting through icy mists – men with axes and horned helmets, ready to make history. That is the Vikings. Not mere barbarians, but traders, explorers, and early global players. This audiobook takes you on an epic...

On December 2, 1859—the day John Brown was executed—abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison delivered a scorching funeral oration that fused moral clarity with political thunder. A lifelong pacifist, Garrison nonetheless defends Brown’s purpose, indicting a Union “cursed” by slavery and...

Winner of the National Seniors Literary Prize (Australia) September 1, 1939: “The stillness of the morning was suddenly shattered when three German fighter planes appeared from behind the mountain of Kubalonka. They were in strict formation, one slightly in front of the others, as if taking...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Have autonomous drones forever changed the face of modern warfare? This audiobook dives deep into the world of military drone technology—from unarmed reconnaissance systems to AI-powered combat platforms like the MQ-9 Reaper operating at altitudes of...

The Year is 1943. The Titanic struggle between the Soviet Union and the Third Reich continues to rage across European Russia and the Caucasus. The Wehrmacht, following its defeat in front of Moscow in December 1942, is preparing for a new offensive on the Russian capital city. Hopes are high...

From Afghanistan to Angola, Indonesia to Iran, and Colombia to Congo, violent reactions erupt, states collapse, and militaries relentlessly pursue operations doomed to fail. And yet, no useful theory exists to explain this common tragedy. All over the world, people and states clash violently...

The Man I Knew as Grandad is a moving family memoir that uncovers the hidden wartime life of Arthur Hemmings, a quiet mechanic, husband, father, and grandfather who rarely spoke of the suffering he endured during the Second World War.To his family, Arthur was simply Grandad: steady, practical...

Fourteen years after No Easy Day made him a #1 New York Times bestseller, and the federal government’s legal target, Matt Bissonnette is writing again. This time, under his own name. And for the first time, narrating his own story.

Six months. One ocean. The fate of the free world hanging on a knife's edge. Get the complete story of the Pacific War's most decisive chapter two gripping histories, one essential collection, for a fraction of the cost of buying them separately. Pearl Harbor plunges you into the smoke and chaos...