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Hell is rising in San Francisco.... Former Navy SEAL Feroz “Roz” Mehran has already been through hell. Disgraced, broken, and living on the streets, Roz has one goal left: prove he can be a father to his 11-year-old daughter before he loses her forever. When a billionaire philanthropist’s suspicious death triggers an invitation to compete in a high-stakes leadership contest, he’s skeptical. But it might just be his last chance to fix his future. The contest’s venue is an Art Deco skyscraper, transformed into a modern-day gauntlet inspired by Dante’s Inferno. Nine levels.

When MI6 assassin Charlie Cooper is ordered to take a leave of absence, he uses the time to settle a personal score. A former ally sold him out to the Chinese in Singapore. In London, he tracks her routine, finds her weakness, and sets the trap. But the explosion that should have killed her...

Krieg im Nahen Osten – und ein Kampf um Gerechtigkeit! 2011. Auf einem abgelegenen Berggipfel mit Blick auf die Trümmer des iranischen Atomwaffenprogramms wird Geheimdienstchef Assad Ashani Zeuge einer Demonstration der Quds-Einheit, die Amerikas Krieg im Nahen Osten auf den Kopf zu stellen...

Sechs Monate nach der Kriegserklärung gegen Nordkorea steckt Deutschland fest. Verbündete wenden sich ab, während in den Straßen Bomben explodieren und Angst das Land lähmt. Der Kanzler greift zum letzten Mittel – einem Befehl, den es offiziell nicht geben dürfte. Major Sophie Decker und Abteilung 89 sollen das Regime direkt ins Herz treffen.

De Langres, un paysan soldat écrit à Hélène. Ses feuillets, passés à travers tant de lignes de feu et de sang, ont dormi des décennies, parfumés d’armoire de grand-mère, de paille et de lavande. Quand son petit-fils les déplie, la voix du grand-père se mêle à la sienne. Lettres et échos tressent un amour en temps de guerre, une mémoire vive où l’intime affronte l’Histoire. À mesure que la lecture avance, les générations se rejoignent: il parlait de moi, de nous. Un récit d’une simplicité bouleversante qui célèbre la force des mots, la tendresse et ces liens qui traversent le temps.

Ein Atomanschlag. Rechtsextreme im Untergrund. Und nur Abteilung 89 steht zwischen ihnen und Europa Ein scheinbar harmloser Einsatz in Kolumbien endet tödlich, als Major Sophie Decker und ihre Spezialeinheit Abteilung 89 einen mächtigen Drogenboss ausschalten. Doch sein Tod ist nur der Anfang – ein Auslöser für eine Verschwörung, die tief bis nach Europa reicht. In den Schatten Südamerikas planen rechtsextreme Netzwerke einen nuklearen Terroranschlag auf europäischem Boden – koordiniert, fanatisch, und bereit, ganze Gesellschaften ins Chaos zu stürzen.

Bevor sie Abteilung 89 befehligte, war sie eine Waffe auf zwei Beinen Aufgewachsen in den Ruinen der DDR. Von der Stasi gejagt. Von der Bundeswehr gezähmt – und in eine tödliche Waffe verwandelt. Sophie Decker hat nie an Gerechtigkeit geglaubt. Nur an Überleben. Als Kind wurde sie von einem untergehenden Regime geformt, später von der Armee geschliffen – zur Spezialistin für verdeckte Operationen, asymmetrische Kriegsführung und tödliche Präzision. Keine Moral. Keine Gnade. Kein Zurück.

Die CIA sendet eine Botschaft nach Berlin. Abteilung 89 soll sie nicht überleben Die deutsche Spezialeinheit Abteilung 89 hat sich wiederholt mit der CIA angelegt – und überlebt. Doch diesmal will Langley ein Exempel statuieren: Ein geheimes Black-Ops-Kommando wird nach Berlin geschickt. Ihr Auftrag? Eliminiere das gesamte Team – ohne Vorwarnung, ohne Spuren, ohne Gnade. Agent Tom Finn glaubt an den Sieg. Aber was er unterschätzt: Decker und ihr Team folgen keinen Regeln. Sie überschreiten jede Grenze – und schlagen brutal zurück.

In the spring of 2033, NATO launched EuroDefender-33—a massive show-of-force meant to reassure its eastern members. Leading the charge, the 70th Armor Regiment of the 1st Armored Division deployed to reinforce the Suwalki Gap. Across the border, the Russian 1st Guard’s tank army and China’s elite 81st Group Army flexed their muscles as the Eurasian Defense & Economic Pact conducted the largest European military exercise since the 1980s.

Six months after the nuclear strikes, the world faces a new crisis. Not war. Hunger. Governments struggle to rebuild order as supply chains collapse and food becomes the most valuable resource on Earth. Borders fade and maps no longer matter. What matters now are corridors — roads, ports, and warehouses that must be protected if millions are to survive. Convoys carrying grain, fuel, and medicine move under armed escort. One broken route can push entire regions into chaos.

Echo Five is sent into the forest to contain a Bigfoot problem. At least that’s what they were told. Deep in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest—smack bang in the middle of a million-acre federal enclave—Lieutenant Jim Dawes and his team begin a search for a creature that doesn’t officially exist. For Jim, it’s business as usual. But the deeper they move into the trees, the more the mission begins to feel wrong. The forest listens, silent—a silence weighted with eerie dread.

The end of the Trial is here... Hunter has never been patient, especially when patience means weakness. While humanity panics, fights against beasts, and tears itself apart under the weight of the Trial, Hunter moves with purpose. One dungeon falls, then a second, a third, a fourth, cleared faster than anyone expected. Every conquest sharpens him. Every boss slain feeds the storm of destructive mana boiling under his skin. His body evolves. His mind calcifies into something ruthless. But speed has a price. The Trial begins to break. And through it all, Hunter fights alone inside the Trial.

Brought to you by Penguin. ON THE EVE OF WAR, A ROYAL GUEST IS LURED INTO HITLER'S DEADLY WEB . . . Munich, 1937. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor have arrived in Germany for a historic meeting at Hitler's mountain retreat. But recent attacks by ruthless Communist band, Red Freedom, has brought...

In the lands of Xonthian, where magic breeds fear as war consumes the edge of humanity, devouring cities and leaving many without a home. Young Tiger's world shatters when a vampire assassinates his father, pushing him toward an inevitable path of serving in the war. Driven by a fierce need to see justice, he allies with Bree, a tormented daywalker who hunts her own bloodthirsty kind in a quest for vengeance against the monsters that cursed her.

When Carver finds out Jessica's younger sister, Sabrina, has been kidnapped, he travels to Austin, Texas to help her out. The police department is short-staffed, and a detective hasn't even been assigned to the case. Time is of the essence. Finding someone within 48 hours of a kidnapping is a matter of life and death. Carver isn't a detective, but he has ways of getting information and tracking down people. His methods may not be legal, but they do the job just fine. He's also willing to serve as judge, jury, and executioner upon request.

Robbie MacGregor has a dilemma; he has followed his heart and served the country that his father loves, but when Napoleon Bonaparte uses him as a spy to betray his mother’s country he begins to have doubts. When he is accused of murder he is left with little choice; he leaves the French or dies at the hands of unscrupulous men who abuse their positions of power. The story shifts from the desert to the sea as Robbie has to flee for his life. He finds himself lost between two worlds and both see him as an enemy.

The narrative is set against the backdrop of Uganda's transition from British rule in 1962. It explores the "blindness to change" as the initial promise of independence is gradually overshadowed by the rising instability and the shift toward the kleptocracy and violence associated with Milton Obote's first regime.

Sometimes the best route to safety leads through the middle of Hell. Major Alex Frey is no stranger to the wilds of the African jungle, and as darkness grows across the globe, a small light shines in the depths of the African wilderness. Freshly in charge, Major Frey finds himself beset by a...

The dirt under Jonathan’s fingernails used to be the dust of Kandahar and Caracas. As a former operator for the CIA’s Special Activities Division, Hunt was a "Gray Man"—a ghost trained to dismantle insurgencies and vanish without a trace. His specialty was asymmetrical warfare, until he faked his death two years ago. He thought he was out. He thought he could replace the violence with the silence of the vines. He was wrong.

An Epiphany in Lilacs is a novel set in a displaced persons camp outside Hamburg, Germany, following the end of World War II. After liberation in May 1945, Daniel, a 14-year-old Latvian Jew, is treated in a field hospital in the British zone of partitioned Germany. A survivor of various concentration camps, Daniel fights to recover from starvation and disease. Racked by nightmares, a nearly nightly occurrence, Daniel finds sleep almost impossible. Through his love of nature and pre-war memories, Daniel struggles to find comfort.