A desperate Jenna struggles to return to normal life, but the knowledge that she is pregnant by Gabrael, the being known in Kamilon as the Kwidatz; is making that readjustment tricky to say the least! Then, whilst working at her school, she receives a visit from a red haired stranger and his white dog and her fragile grip on normality is hurled to the wind, literally. She and her companions are sent flying back into the cold and hostile world of her nightmares to rescue her daughter, who is now being held hostage by an evil force who is bent on devouring Kamilon and all who dwell there. Will she reach Megan before her Nemesis does? Will the Prophesy come true; that her son will save her life? Will she yet again have to surrender her humanity in order to prevail? Who will survive the final battle?

Her daughter has disappeared before her eyes, clutched in the deadly embrace of her enemy, and her beloved Gabrael lies dead at her feet, slain by her own son. How much more can the planet of Kamilon throw at her before the spirit of Jenna Whitehair is broken? In the third volume of the Chronicles of Jenna Whitehair, the evil that has taken her daughter becomes a threat to the very existence of both Kamilon and Earth and together with some strange new allies; Jenna must race against time to save both. Hidden secrets, resurrected heroes, and a love that conquers all obstacles, unite together for an epic battle, a battle that Jenna fears that she was never destined to win. But destiny has always had its own agenda!

Jenna Tate, emotionally scarred and passionately devoted single mother of two, is kidnapped and transported to the world of Kamilon. Here, she is informed that she is the next descendant of The Lady Jenna White Hair, whose role it is to vanquish the evil being threatening both Kamilon and her own world, The Hyalin. Fighting her destiny every step of the way, as the magical Torque of Torail melds with her flesh and fills her with its wild and uncontrollable power, the one thought that enables her to keep a grip on to her fragile sanity is that of returning to her beloved children and keeping them safe. This is a roller coaster of a ride; she falls in love, has to face some of her most deep rooted fears, and finally, much changed by her ordeals and in full control of her power, she confronts the Hyalin.

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Inhalt: Hartwig Altenmüller: Neues zu den Schutzsymbolen der magischen Ziegel von Totenbuch Spruch 151 Marianne Eaton-Krauss: The Mamur Zapt Mystery Series with a postscript on Gaston Maspero's acquaintance with Ibrahim Nasif al-Wardani, the as-sassin of Boutros Ghali Mahmoud A. Emam, Ehab Abd el-Zaher: Head of Statue (JE 91392) for a Vizier from the Temple of Behbeit el-Hagar Rolf Krauss: The morning star of PT and CT on the move, up or down the arcs of the ecliptic Elisabeth Kruck: Die Überlieferung der sieben Salböle als Beispiel epistemischer Beschleunigung Kacper Laube: The Sacred Landscape of Leontopolis (Tell el-Moqdam) in an Unpublished Manuscript of Auguste Mariette Alexandra von Lieven: Eine bisher unerkannte bildliche Umsetzung des Menuliedes in Dendara Elena Mahlich, Christoffer Theis: Ein ägyptischer Siegelabdruck aus Tunesien Morales, Antonio J. et al.: The Middle Kingdom Theban Project: Preliminary report on the University of Alcalá Expedition to Deir el-Bahari (Fifth-Sixth Seasons & Study Season – 2020-2021) Hana Navratilova, Aurore Motte: A pyramid casing stone with the opening passage of Kemyt, Dahshur, pyramid precinct of Senwosret III Rune Nyord: From crypt to cult: Pyramid Texts on Middle Kingdom mortuary stelae Wahid Omran: Akhmim in Durham: Investigating the Mummy Coffin DUROM.1999.32 Julian Posch: Some interesting copies of the Kemit Mohamed El Seaidy: The Anthropoid Coffin of Wennefer. A study of a sample from the Saqqara hoard of coffins Carolina Teotino: Die Horussöhne als Gabenbringer. Zur Überlieferung und Texttradierung auf Sarkophagen der ptolemäischen Epoche Andreas Winkler: The First Zodiac Sign and the Daimon: The Advent of an Astrological Tradition and Seven Elaborate Horoscopesw

When Special Forces Colonel Zachary Garrett leads a team of commandos into an enemy base-camp inside forbidden Pakistan territory, the ensuing combat destroys his helicopter and all its occupants. After military officers notify his estranged daughter, 17-year-old Amanda Garrett, of her father's death, she is apathetic until they mention a $500,000 life insurance payout. But there's a catch: before she can collect her cash, Amanda must visit revered psychiatrist Riley Dwyer for counseling. With his eyes on Amanda's coming bonanza, Spartanburg, SC bad-boy Del Dangurs keeps close tabs on Amanda and the long hoped-for windfall. Meanwhile, Matt Garrett, Amanda's uncle, leaves his CIA post and arrives in Afghanistan to recover Zachary's remains. But first he leads a daring vengeance raid into Pakistan that results in a clue to Zachary's fate. With hopeful evidence in hand, Matt continues the search for his brother as physical reminders of him are being destroyed or attacked back home, including Riley, who holds her own secrets close. The story alternates between thrilling combat scenes in Afghanistan and Pakistan as Matt pursues his brother's fate and attempts to complete a politically sensitive mission while Amanda races to uncover the truth about her father. "Vince Flynn and Brad Thor better watch out." —Author Magazine "An explosive, seat-of-your-pants thriller! ...terrifying and timely - Read it!"—W.E.B Griffin and W.E. Butterworth IV, #1 NY Times bestselling authors "Topical, frightening, possible, and riveting."—James Rollins, NY Times bestselling author of THE DOOMSDAY KEY "Powerful and timely book. Great stuff!"—John Lescroart, NY Times bestselling author of A PLAGUE OF SECRETS "Riveting entertainment at its best!"—The Military Writers Society of America "Every military thriller writer wants to be compared to Tom Clancy, but to be called better? That's what A.J. Tata is hearing ... very realistic."—Paul Bedard, U.S. News & World Report" “AJ Tata is the new Tom Clancy. ... Electrifying."—Brad Thor, #1 NY Times bestselling author of FOREIGN INFLUENCE

Shortlisted for the Arabic Booker Prize in 2010, this finely constructed epic traces the turbulent life of Aisha, an Egyptian girl raised in a Christian convent beyond the reach of a predatory uncle. With her English education, Aisha crosses paths with Lord Cromer, British consul-general of Egypt, and famed archaeologist Howard Carter, with whom she will trek to locate Tutankhamen's tomb. Fate briefly favors Aisha when she falls in love with the Egyptian sculptor Mahmoud Mukhtar, until events conspire to move her life along adarker path. Part allegory, part magical realism, this novel is threaded with aspects of Egyptian antiquity, including semihistorical accounts of the excavations of ancient Egyptian relics and the tortured jealousies that accompanied them. A deftly written journey through momentous occasions in world history, A Cloudy Day on the Western Shore explores questions of Egypt's identity and history, and the implications—for better or worse—of European exploitation of the treasures of pharaonic civilization. Novelist Qandil skillfully allows readers to encounter complex questions of colonialism, gender, and sectarianism—all through the symbolic lens of an unlikely Egyptian heroine.

Action, intrigue, and magic collide in the second book in an epic fantasy trilogy, where Sir Konrad Vonvalt’s role as an Emperor’s Justice requires him to be a detective, judge, and executioner all in one—but these are dangerous times to be a Justice . . . A Justice’s work is never done. The Battle of Galen’s Vale is over, but the war for the Empire’s future has just begun. Concerned by rumors that the Magistratum’s authority is waning, Sir Konrad Vonvalt returns to Sova to find the capital city gripped by intrigue and whispers of rebellion. In the Senate, patricians speak openly against the Emperor, while fanatics preach holy vengeance on the streets. Yet facing down these threats to the throne will have to wait, for the Emperor’s grandson has been kidnapped - and Vonvalt is charged with rescuing the missing prince. His quest will lead him – and his allies Helena, Bressinger and Sir Radomir – to the southern frontier, where they will once again face the puritanical fury of Bartholomew Claver and his templar knights – and a dark power far more terrifying than they could have imagined. "Richard Swan's sophisticated take on the fantasy genre will leave readers hungry for more." – Sebastien de Castell on The Justice of Kings “A fantastic debut.” – Peter McLean on The Justice of Kings Also by Richard Swan: The Empire of the Wolf The Justice of Kings The Tyranny of Faith

Will longs to be a knight, like his older brother Gavin. Then he could ride a charger, fight bravely in the Crusades for King Richard, and win the heart of a fair maiden. All he needs is a horse. And when he chooses one, he chooses well - a small chestnut stallion with a blaze on its forehead. There's something different about Hosanna - but Will doesn't know how important Hosanna will be to him, to his family, even to Saladin. In the Holy Land, Will learns that being a knight is bloody, brutal and often terrifying. His father is killed, his brother desperately injured, and Will finds himself closer to his enemy than he ever expected - but his small chestnut horse teaches him what it really means to be brave, to be noble, and to be fair.