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Alfred Bekker, W. A. Hary Viermal Historical Romance

Wiedersehen im Südland/ Sturm über St.Kitts/ Karibische Flüche/ Fluch der Meere

Romance
German
142437 Words
No Age Recommendation
354
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Vier historische Abenteuer! Viermal Historical Romance! WIEDERSEHEN IM SÜDLAND: Historische Erzählung - Eine Reise nach Australien Anno 1809! Eine dramatische Reise ins Australien der ersten Siedler... STURM ÜBER ST.KITTS Ein warmer Tropenwind blähte die Segel des Dreimasters „Saint Denis“ auf. Man hatte Marie de Perrin davor gewarnt, sich zu häufig an Deck aufzuhalten, da die Sonne in diesen Breiten viel stärker schien, als in den Gärten von Versailles und Sonnenschirme eine Dame nicht davor bewahren konnten, ihre vornehme Blässe zu verlieren. Aber Marie de Perrin war das in diesem Augenblick gleichgültig. Die junge Frau freute sich nach der wochenlangen Überfahrt in die Karibik einfach zu sehr auf den Anblick festen Landes. Tagelang war ihr schlecht gewesen. Das dauernde Schwanken der „Saint Denis“ hatte sie seekrank gemacht. Sie hatte zwar davon gehört, wie strapaziös die Überfahrt war, hatte aber zuvor keine richtige Vorstellung von dem gehabt, was sie erwartete. Hoffentlich entschädigte St. Kitts für alles bisher Erlebte. Vielleicht mit dem Mann ihrer Träume? … KARIBISCHE FLÜCHE: Jane freut sich darauf, ihren 23. Geburtstag bei ihrem Vater in Port Royal auf Jamaika verbringen zu können. Sir James Bradford ist dort seit einem halben Jahr Gouverneur und führt das Regiment an. In politisch stürmischen Zeiten treiben währenddessen Piraten unweit des britischen Postens ihr Unwesen. Und so kommt alles ganz anders als von Jane erhofft, im Jahre des Herrn 1699... Die Geisterfahrt der PRINCESS MARY in die Sargasso-See der karibischen Piraten - solche von dieser wie auch der jenseitigen Welt... FLUCH DER MEERE: Historischer Roman aus elisabethanischer Zeit Ein opulentes historisches Abenteuer Anno 1564! Ein Pirat macht die Ozeane unsicher, und Lord Cooper soll ihn im Auftrag der Königin dazu bringen, für England zu kapern. Doch als er dem ge-fürchteten Kapitän der Witch Burning gegenübersteht, verschlägt es ihm die Sprache: Es ist eine Frau! Eine eigentlich unmögliche Liebe entbrennt zwischen Lord Cooper und Jeannet Harris. Als der Gesandte der Königin und die Piratin auf verschiedene Seiten geraten, scheint es für ihre Leidenschaft keine Zukunft zu geben... [more]

Keywords: historische Liebesromane, historische Romane, Historisch, Liebesroman, Roman, Cassiopeiapress

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William Cruz Legacy of Love: A Historical Romance of Compassion and Service

Romance
English
6567 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
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We follow Elizabeth and James' love tale in this medieval romance book. Despite the turmoil and horror all around them, they find comfort in each other's presence and quickly fall in love when they first meet while working at a hospital during World War Two. As Elizabeth contracts a strange ailment, their relationship is put to the test. James is devoted to saving her and spends endless hours at her bedside. When she finally makes a full recovery, their lives are permanently altered. Elizabeth and James collaborate to construct a hospital that would provide assistance and comfort to people in need after the conflict. They continue to grow closer to one another as they put in an unrelenting effort to realize their goal. Then disaster hits when Elizabeth contracts cancer this time after becoming unwell once again. James is heartbroken, but he keeps trying. He cares for her and finds comfort in their affection, spending as much time at her side as he can. James understands that he has to consider what will happen once Elizabeth passes away as her condition worsens. Together, they establish a foundation that will finance and support healthcare programs all over the globe as a means to pay tribute to Elizabeth and carry on their collaborative effort. James is at ease knowing that their legacy endures even after Elizabeth dies gone. He keeps up his diligent efforts because he has a strong sense of purpose and wants to change the world. James observes as the hospital and foundation flourish throughout the years, changing the lives of countless people and offering support and care to those who most need it. And despite the fact that his own health is deteriorating, he is still dedicated to making sure that their legacy will go on. Finally, James finds love again, this time with a young lady who shares his love of doing good deeds. Together, they create a life based on compassion and love that is inspired by the same ideals that have sustained Elizabeth and James for so long. They realize that theirs has been a genuine love story that has endured through the decades and affected many people as they gaze out at the world around them. For them, there was no higher joy than knowing that their love had mattered, that it had motivated others to improve themselves, to accomplish more, and to devote their lives to helping others. In the novel's epilogue, Elizabeth and James are seen from above, knowing that their legacy is safe and that their love story would endure and uplift others for many centuries. [more]

Keywords: Heartwarming Historical Romance Filled with Compassion and Service, A Love Story That Spans Generations: Legacy of Love, Healthcare Heroes in a World at War, Building a Foundation of Hope: A Tale of Enduring Love, Tragedy and Triumph: The Power of Love in the Midst of Chaos, Inspiring Acts of Service: How One Couple Changed the World, An Epic Love Story Set Against the Backdrop of World War II, Leaving a Lasting Legacy: The Importance of Giving Back, Unbreakable Bond: A Hospital Built on Love, Healing Hearts and Changing Lives: The Story of Elizabeth and James, Historical Romance, Love Story, Compassion, Healthcare, Legacy, Service, World War II, Foundation, Tragedy, Enduring Love [more][Less]

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William Cruz The War Within Us: A World War II Historical Romance

Romance
English
3665 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
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At a time of peril from bombings and wounded troops, the tale centers on Margaret strolling down a poorly lighted hallway of St. Mary's Hospital. She enters a room and enters Jack, who seems pale and in agony. Jack downplays his ailment, but Margaret is adamant about having it looked at. When she does, Jack notices her soft touch and they connect for a split second. Margaret, according to Jack, offers him hope. As Jack speaks, Margaret's heart skips a beat and she senses a connection with him that she can't deny. She notices compassion and vulnerability in his eyes that she had never observed before. For a while, Jack and Margaret remain silent, immersed in meditation. Before the war, when things were easier and she had her own aspirations, Margaret's thoughts strayed. Thoughts of finding love and raising a family had always been on her mind, but the war had altered everything. By questioning Margaret about her life before the war, Jack breaks the awkward quiet. She talks to him about her aspirations to become a nurse and the sacrifices she made to get there. Margaret finds comfort in Jack's presence as he listens carefully. As the night goes on, Margaret provides comfort and care for Jack's injuries. While she notices the suffering in his eyes, she also detects a gleam of hope. Even though she is aware of the uncertain times they are in, she finds a sense of fulfillment in being able to aid others. Margaret discovers she has affection for Jack as the sun rises over the city. Even though she is aware that they may never cross paths again, she is nonetheless thankful for their [more]

Keywords: Historical romance novel set during World War II, Forbidden love story during wartime, Passionate love affair in Nazi-occupied France, Torn between duty and love during the Holocaust, A tale of love and survival during World War II, Epic love story set against the backdrop of war, Sweeping romance during the chaos of World War II, Two hearts amidst the devastation of World War II, A love that defies the ravages of war, Finding love amidst the horrors of World War II, World War II, Love, Suspense, Danger, Secrets, Betrayal, Resistance, Espionage, Passion, Deception, Intrigue [more][Less]

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Emerson Bennett Ella Barnwell : A Historical Romance Of Border Life

History
English
83559 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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Ella Barnwell - A Historical Romance of Border Life is presented here in a high quality paperback edition. [more]

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Charles H. Fowler, M. D Historical Romance of the American Negro

Fiction
English
109851 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Charles H. Wright From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Charles Howard Wright (September 20 1918 – March 7 2002)[1] was a Detroit physician and founder of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. Contents 1 Early life 2 Practice 3 Public service 4 ReferencesEarly life Charles H. Wright was born in Dothan, Alabama and graduated from Southeast High School in 1935.[2] He attended Alabama State College, graduating in 1939, and entered Meharry Medical College, from which he graduated in 1943.[2] Wright wanted to enter Obstetrics and Gynecology, but there was no slot available. Instead, he served two residencies in pathology, one at Harlem Hospital in New York City, and the second at Cleveland City Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.[2] Wright practiced general medicine in Detroit from 1946 until 1950, at which time Harlem Hospital notified him of an opening in their Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program.[2] He returned to New York and completed his residency there in 1953.[2] PracticeWhen Wright retuned to Detroit, he received admitting privileges at Hutzel Hospital, and was board certified as a general surgeon and OB/GYN specialist in 1955.[2] He became a Senior Attending Physician at Hutzel Hospital until his retirement in 1986. He was also an emeritus attending physician at Harper-Grace Hospital, a senior attending physician at Sinai Hospital, and served as an assistant clinical professor of OB-GYN at Wayne State University Medical School.[2] Public service In 1960, Wright ordered funds for medical training for Africans in United States through the Detroit Medical Society. Within the year of 1964-1965, Wright engaged in a medical surveys in West Africa.[2] He served as a physician during the civil rights marches in 1965 in Bogalusa, Louisiana.[2] Wright was the writer and publisher of the Medical Association Demand Equal Opportunity, and wrote two books on Paul Robeson: Robeson: Labour's Forgotten Champion and The Peace Advocacy of Paul Robeson.[2] In 1965, Wright opened the International Afro-American Museum on West Grand Boulevard.[3] The next year, he opened a traveling exhibit to tour the state.[3] In 1978, the city of Detroit agreed to lease the museum a plot of land in Midtown.[3] Groundbreaking for the new museum occurred in 1985, and the museum was renamed the Museum of African American History. A larger museum was built ten years later, opening in 1997.[3] In 1998, the museum was renamed the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in dedication of Dr. Wright. [more]

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Charles H. Fowler Historical Romance of the American Negro

Romance
English
110287 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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Charles Henry Fowler (August 11, 1837 – March 20, 1908) was a Canadian-American Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal [more]

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John Turvill Adams The Knight Of The Golden Melice A Historical Romance

Romance
English
144220 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
1

This book (hardcover) is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS. It contains classical literature works from over two thousand years. Most of these titles have been out of print and off the bookstore shelves for decades. The book series is intended to preserve the cultural legacy and to promote the timeless works of classical literature. Readers of a TREDITION CLASSICS book support the mission to save many of the amazing works of world literature from oblivion. With this series, tredition intends to make thousands of international literature classics available in printed format again - worldwide. [more]

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Emerson Bennett Ella Barnwell A Historical Romance Of Border Life

History
English
83129 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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In Putting To Press A New And Revised Edition Of The Following Story, The Author Would State, That His Original Design Was To Combine Fact And Fiction, In Such A Way, As, While Making His Story Move Forward To A Proper _Denouement_, To Give The Reader A Correct Picture Of The Dress, Customs, And Social And War-Like Habits Of The Early Pioneers Of The West; And Also Embody A Series Of Historical Events Which Took Place On The Frontiers During That Revolutionary Struggle By Which We Gained Our Glorious Independence. [more]

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Emerson Bennett Ella Barnwell A Historical Romance Of Border Life

Biography & Autobiography
English
83353 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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In Putting To Press A New And Revised Edition Of The Following Story, The Author Would State, That His Original Design Was To Combine Fact And Fiction, In Such A Way, As, While Making His Story Move Forward To A Proper _Denouement_, To Give The Reader A Correct Picture Of The Dress, Customs, And Social And War-Like Habits Of The Early Pioneers Of The West; And Also Embody A Series Of Historical Events Which Took Place On The Frontiers During That Revolutionary Struggle By Which We Gained Our Glorious Independence. For This Purpose, Kentucky, In Her Infancy, Was Selected As The Scene Of Action; And Most Of The Existing Records Of Her Early Settlements Were Read With Care, Each Compared With The Others, And Only The Best Authenticated Accounts Presented To The Reader. [more]

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John Turvill Adams The Knight Of The Golden Melice A Historical Romance

History
English
78011 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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Our Tale Begins Within A Few Years After The End Of The First Quarter Of The 17th Century, At Boston, In Massachusetts, Then In The Infancy Of Its Settlement. On An Evening In The Month Of May, Were Assembled Some Seven Or Eight Men Around A Table, In A Long, Low Room, The Sides Only Of Which Were Plastered, The Rough Beams And Joists Overhead Being Exposed To View; The Windows Were Small, And The Floor Without A Carpet; And The Furniture Consisted Of The Table, Over Which Was Spread A Black Cloth, Whereupon Stood Several Lighted Candles In Brass Candlesticks, Of A Dozen Chairs, Covered With Russet-Colored Leather, And Of Some Wooden Benches, Ranged Against The Walls, And Which Were Occupied By Various Persons. At One End Of The Apartment The Floor Was Raised A Few Inches, And The Chair Standing On This Elevation Differed From The Others In Having Arms At The Sides, And In Being Of Ampler Proportions, As If By Its Appearance To Vindicate A Claim To Superior Position. But Unpretending As Was The Room, It Was A Place Of No Little Importance, Being No Less Than The Court Hall And Council Chamber Of The "Governor And Company Of The Massachusetts Bay, In New England." At The Moment Of Which We Are Speaking, It Was Appropriated To A Meeting Of The Court Of Assistants Of The Colony. [more]

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