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Venom & Vows

Venom & Vows

"You will not get a foothold through me. Not in Greece. Not in any territory my family touches. That is finished." I listen and I think about what Orlov had stood to gain. A Mediterranean presence. A strengthened hold that would have begun quietly eroding the Valenti Syndicate's centuries-old territorial dominance, first across Europe, then Asia, then eventually America. The alliance would have been catastrophic for us in ways that would not have been visible until they were already irreversible. She is ending it without knowing she is doing us a favour, which is the most irritating kind of favour to receive.
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Tribute to the Alpha

Tribute to the Alpha

Roughs were dealt with severely, and here there was a whole gang of them. "Do you want me to look into it? " Vasilios asked. "Yes my son, find out who is behind it. There is one more thing. It's time for our tribute to the great Zeus our creator." Zeus was the patron God of Arcadia along with Diana and Artemis. Every 25 years a maiden was given to Zeus. The tribute used to arrive from one of their surrounding nations as a sign of appeasement. This year it was supposed to arrive from Lidio.
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Ceejay Ramirez
Wonderful Story! Direct, short, but meaningful. No unnecessary events just to drag the story and lengthen it for extra coins… Kudos and Congratulations Dear Author! Looking forward to more of your books. Just improve the editing next time to make it better.
Marney Essoh
I loved this book! I enjoyed the storyline and the plot was solid. The character development drew me in and made me fall in love with and despise the different characters. I would recommend this book. Thank you for sharing your beautiful imagination!
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CLOWNY MISFORTUNES

CLOWNY MISFORTUNES

He is a pestilent Macedonian, from whose country it used not to be possible to buy even a slave of any value. And in spite of this, is there any degree of insolence to which he does not proceed? Not content with annihilating cities, does he not manage the Pythian games, the common meeting of the Hellenes, and send his slaves to preside over the competition in his absence? Is he not master of Thermopylae, and of the passes which lead into Hellenic territory? Does he not hold that district with garrisons and mercenaries? Has he not taken the precedence in consulting the oracle, and thrust aside ourselves and the Thessalians and Dorians and the rest of the Amphictyons, though the right is not o
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Ryoshi
This is an interesting book with intriguing characters and premise. The author does well to draw the audience in and make them part of the story. The narrator feels very genuine, and I began to feel for him. Very well done.
Nightingale ✍️
Mhenn this story is Lit?. It keeps the reader drawn to the main character. At the first chapter I was already glued to how chuka's mistakes caused misfortunes to others. This is definitely a story y'all should read.
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Love Spell

Love Spell

He launched with his small army, of barely 40,000 men, against the powerful Persian Empire: a war of revenge of the Greeks - under the leadership of Macedonia - against the Persians. In his thirteen-year reign, he completely changed the political and cultural structure of the area, when he conquered the Achaemenid Empire and began a time of extraordinary cultural exchange, in which the Greeks expanded throughout the Mediterranean and near-eastern areas. It is the so-called Hellenistic Period (323 BC-30 BC) So much so that his exploits have turned him into a myth and, at times, almost a divine figure, possibly due to the deep religiosity that he manifested throughout his life.
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Return to Power

Return to Power

But for their job, it was necessary to serve them well. Mediterrania was a place where the good and the bad mixed together. There were not only many rich people but also many powerful people. After staying in Mediterrania for so long, Jason had not figured out how many there were and who they were. But one thing he was sure of was that there was absolutely no one in the Realm of Adria who dared to provoke him, let alone in Mediterrania. "Since my wife doesn't want to let it go, then let's have fun. Otherwise, I, Jason really don't have time to care about these people, mainly because their status is too low.
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tarusarira john
i was reading RERURN TO POWER till chapter 89 then i was having trouble buying points then i cleares my cache and data ...but now i cant return to chapter 89. what must is do to return to chapter 89 without buying poits
Jessica Mae Sperriko
I love this book it’s amazing…is there anyway you could do a flashback chapter to how Jason met Madison and how it was they got married I just think that would be such an interesting chapter or couple of chapters ......
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Lost City at Sea

Lost City at Sea

The Gulf of Cessabit and the Strait of Calmis separate the Medietan Empire from the continent of Piletus RULER: Emperor Derisus III CAPITAL CITY: Medietapolis ARMY: Largest land army NAVY: 2nd largest navy AIR FORCE: 3rd largest air force in the world GOVERNMENT: Monarchy ECONOMY: The Medietans had an abundance of all resources, especially water and metal, but not oil. The Jecoba River and Lake Lancaster were the main sources of water in Medietus, and Mount Lagoda was the industrial center of Medietus. The Coleis Plateau in Medietus contained a massive archive that held almost all the information in the world
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UPRISING

UPRISING

Maximus, guided by the lessons of history, sought a middle ground that would preserve the essence of Athenian democracy without compromising its stability. Meanwhile, the Thracian region, once a source of contention, thrived under the leadership of Leonidas. The economic ties between Thrace and Athens strengthened, creating a model of cooperation that transcended cultural and historical differences. Leonidas' commitment to preserving Thracian identity while embracing the benefits of collaboration became a testament to the power of diplomacy.
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The Bad Son-in-Law

The Bad Son-in-Law

[Crete = Island, Greece] Crete, Modern Greek Kríti, Ancient Greek Crete or Krete, Latin Creta, Turkish Girit, Venetian Candia, island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea that is one of 13 administrative regions (periféreies) of Greece. Crete is the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean and the largest of the islands forming part of modern Greece. It is relatively long and narrow, stretching for 160 miles (260 km) on its east-west axis and varying in width from 7.5 to 37 miles (12 to 60 km). The administrative centre is Irákleio (Heraklion; historically Candia), on the north coast. Area 3,218 square miles (8,336 square km). Pop. (2001) 594,368; (2011) 623,065.
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KING'S REBIRTH

KING'S REBIRTH

Now the new Basileus of the West, broke the agreement of the three kingdoms because he wanted to conquer the East Sea and the North Sea. Only the South Acsese Mizrasic Sea is the only one they cannot attack because it is the largest kingdom and has the most soldiers. They are also complete with powerful weapons of war. The Avus of Empaler Aegaeus was the eldest son of Basileus Calder who was the brother of Prince Cao. And his father, Prince Caldwell, married a South Sea woman. Aegaeus was the only nepos magni, so he was chosen to be the empal. He is also destined to become the new Basileus of the South Sea. "Empaler Aegaeus, our soldiers are ready," said Hotham to his right hand.
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Is It Love? I: The Princess and the Hunter

Is It Love? I: The Princess and the Hunter

They always find the best solution and made up in the end. The people finally accepted him. They don’t care if he used to be a killer anymore and accepted him now. They could see he is a good father and good husband to their Queen. With all the things he have done and contributed, they have nothing to rebuke towards him. In just a year, Greece became the strongest military force in Europe, surpassing Russia. Greece also became one of the richest countries in the world, with a GNI of a million dollars per capita.
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