Month: May 2026

Catergory: GameLit & LitRPG Fiction eBooks, GameLit & LitRPG Fiction, Dark Fantasy Horror

A high-school-student-turned-unlikely-hero embarks on a brutal quest to save humanity from vengeful angels in the last book of this dark LitRPG series.

After rising victorious from the survival challenge and battling through the afterlife, Jenny Huang is left crucified in the world of death. Meanwhile, her best-friend-slash-long-time-crush, Susan, is stranded on a brutalized and war-torn Earth as a ghostly awakened soul. As the end times near, there’s only one thing left for them both to do: stop Adonai, the ultimate angel, from remaking all existence in his own twisted and horrific image.

To defeat this enemy, Jenny must come to terms with her own mortality. Tearing through dimensions to find allies, amass influence, and build an army, she recruits fallen and forgotten saviors to her cause. But with the utter destruction of the material world creeping progressively closer, she’ll need to wield ever more ruthless powers in order to survive.

On Earth, Susan seeks to stop Adonai from being born. Since escaping her otherworldly torment, she’s harnessed strange new abilities, allowing her to emit potent electrical charges. Integrating these abilities into Jenny’s consciousness, the two soon become an unstoppable powerhouse capable of withstanding the approaching reckoning.

But if they don’t move quickly enough, no one and nothing will ever be safe again . . .

The third volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series-with more than 400,000 views on Royal Road-now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

Tropes include: warring worlds, found family, and the chosen one. Click to expand…
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️ All His Angels Are Starving Book 3 (686.9 MB)

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Catergory: Young Adult – YA, Social Issues, Romance

Pretty Little Liars meets People like Us in this taut, tense thriller about two teens who find their lives intertwined when an anonymous texter threatens to spill their secrets and uproot their lives.
PRIVATE NUMBER: *Wouldn’t you look better without a cheater on your arm?*AMANDA: Who is this?
The daughter of small town social climbers, Amanda Kelly is deeply invested in her boyfriend, real estate heir Carter Shaw. He’s kind, ambitious, the town golden boy-but he’s far from perfect. Because behind Amanda’s back, Carter is also dating Rosalie.
PRIVATE NUMBER: *I’m watching you, Sweetheart.*ROSALIE: Who IS this?
Rosalie Bell is fighting to remain true to herself and her girlfriend-while concealing her identity from her Christian fundamentalist parents. After years spent in and out of conversion "therapy," her own safety is her top priority. But maintaining a fake straight relationship is killing her from the inside.
When an anonymous texter ropes Amanda and Rosalie into a bid to take Carter down, the girls become collateral damage-and unlikely allies in a fight to unmask their stalker before Private uproots their lives.
PRIVATE NUMBER: You shouldn’t have ignored me. Now look what you made me do . Click to expand…
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️ audiobook (570.78 MB)

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01 The Ugly Beginning Uncut Special Edition.m4b (12:57:53) (193.5 MB)
02 Revelations.m4b (15:17:38) (208.19 MB)
03 Fortunes & Failures.m4b (13:32:42) (217.11 MB)
04 Winter.m4b (11:34:14) (186.68 MB)
05 Siege & Survival.m4b (12:49:39) (178.96 MB)
06 Confrontation.m4b (13:18:55) (188.24 MB)
07 Reborn.m4b (10:33:44) (148.98 MB)
08 Darkness Before Daw.m4b (10:17:19) (146.38 MB)
09 Spring.m4b (16:35:48) (255.42 MB)
10 Reclamation.m4b (09:23:30) (151.51 MB)
11 Blood & Betrayal.m4b (08:14:04) (131.91 MB)
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️ ALL DEAD By TW Brown (2.12 GB)

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Catergory: Fiction & Literature, Humorous, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy

After years of confrontations, Fred’s conflict with his sire at last draws toward a conclusion.
Along the way he’ll watch centaurs battle for honor, try to stand against a magical aberration, gather ingredients for a mysterious potion, and explore a city of underwater vampires. As Fred learns more about the parahuman world, the origins of vampires, and where he fits into it all, an eventual encounter with Quinn becomes inevitable.
One that Fred is determined to see have a final, definite outcome.
Final Book of Fred the Vampire Accountant series Click to expand…
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Alison Weir – Traitors of the Tower (2010) (48)

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Title: Traitors of the Tower
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Harriet Carmichael
Copyright: 2010
Genre: Nonfiction
Publisher: Clipper Audio

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Number of MP3s: 19
Total Duration: 1:37:13
Total MP3 Size: 34.04
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More than four hundred years ago, seven people – five of them women
– were beheaded in the Tower of London. Three had been queens of England.
The others were found guilty of treason. Why were such important people
put to death? Alison Weir’s gripping book tells their stories: from
the former friend betrayed by a man set on being king, to the young
girl killed after just 9 days on the throne.

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Alison Weir – The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1991) (32)

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Title: The Six Wives of Henry VIII
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Simon Prebble
Copyright: 1991
Audiobook Copyright: 2002
Genre: Nonfiction

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Total Duration: 22:38:47
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A wonderfully detailed, extensively researched collective biography.
Although the book is undoubtedly the work of a Tudor scholar, with sources
ranging from previous biographies of these women to private papers,
letters, diaries, and diplomatic sources, it is also the work of a competent
fiction writer. The narrative is free flowing, humorous, informative,
and readable. Weir’s research abilities and deductive reasoning have
shed a whole new light on the political maneuverings of the era and
thus on the myriad forces that drove Henry VIII, his wives, and his
children. Personal and obscure facts about the women, Henry’s relationship
with his nobles, and quirks of the times enliven the text. Genealogical
tables for all the families involved are included. This book can be
used for research, as it contains a wealth of information. However,
students who don’t read the whole book (even though its size may intimidate
them) are missing a once in a lifetime opportunity to have the Tudor
era laid open for them.
– Debbie Hyman, R. E. Lee High School, Springfield, VA
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. –This text refers to
an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

From Kirkus Reviews
Weir (the genealogical Britain’s Royal Family–not reviewed) here uses
the many public records and personal letters of the early 1500’s to
offer a comprehensive, factual version of the tempestuous private and
public lives of Henry VIII and his six wives. The story is dominated
by Henry and the devolution of his character from an `

affable,”

`gentle,”
and gifted (he wrote poetry) lover, soldier, and ruler into a porcine,
paranoid, impotent old man who was exploited and manipulated by courtiers
and women, some of whom he imprisoned, beheaded, or hanged. Henry’s
brother’s widow, Catherine of Aragon, six years the king’s senior, became
at 24 his first wife. Thirty years later, she was set aside for the
ambitious “virago” Anne Boleyn, who was in turn beheaded to make room
for the gentle Jane Seymour, who died in childbirth and was replaced
by the repugnant and scholarly Anne of Cleves. Soon, Anne was retired
for Catherine Howard, a 15-year-old “empty- headed wanton” who, despite
Henry’s passion for her, was executed- -along with three alleged but
innocent lovers–and replaced by the king’s most “agreeable wife,”
Catherine Parr, who narrowly escaped execution herself for religious
quarreling. Vowing in marriage to be “bonair and buxom/amiable/in bed
and at board” and to produce heirs, Henry’s wives illustrate to Weir,
through their pregnancies, miscarriages, and infants’ deaths, both the
profligacy of nature and the dependence of political power on sexual
prowess. Yet Weir offers this sensational chapter in history in the
cautious tone of a college term paper, doggedly and unimaginatively
piling up facts and occasionally lapsing into naiveté, as when Mary
(whose mother, Catherine of Aragon, had been banished to die alone)
and Elizabeth (still too young to understand that Henry had beheaded
her mother, Anne Boleyn, in order to marry Jane) are invited to court:
`

At last the King,” Weir writes,

`was settling down to something
resembling family life.”

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Alison Weir – The Lost Tudor Princess (2015) (48)

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Title: The Lost Tudor Princess
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Maggie Mash
Copyright: 2015
Genre: Nonfiction

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Alison Weir – The Lost Tudor Princess (A Life of Margaret Douglas, Countess
of Lennox)

From bestselling author and acclaimed historian Alison Weir comes the
first biography of Margaret Douglas, the beautiful, cunning niece of
Henry VIII of England who used her sharp intelligence and covert power
to influence the succession after the death of Elizabeth I.

Royal Tudor blood ran in her veins. Her mother was a queen, her father
an earl, and she herself was the granddaughter, niece, cousin, and grandmother
of monarchs. Lady Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox, was an important
figure in Tudor England, yet today, while her contemporaries – Anne
Boleyn, Mary, Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I – have achieved celebrity
status, she is largely forgotten.

Margaret’s life was steeped in intrigue, drama, and tragedy – from her
auspicious birth in 1530 to her parents’ bitter divorce, from her ill-fated
love affairs to her appointment as lady-in-waiting for four of Henry’s
six wives. In an age when women were expected to stay out of the political
arena, alluring and tempestuous Margaret helped orchestrate one of the
most notorious marriages of the sixteenth century: that of her son Lord
Darnley to Mary, Queen of Scots. Margaret defiantly warred with two
queens – Mary, and Elizabeth of England – and was instrumental in securing
the Stuart ascension to the throne of England for her grandson, James
VI.

The life of Margaret Douglas spans five reigns and provides many missing
links between the Tudor and Stuart dynasties. Drawing on decades of
research and myriad original sources – including many of Margaret’s
surviving letters – Alison Weir brings this captivating character out
of the shadows and presents a strong, capable woman who operated effectively
and fearlessly at the very highest levels of power.

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Alison Weir – The Life of Elizabeth I (1998) (48)

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Title: The Life of Elizabeth I
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Davina Porter
Copyright: 1998
Genre: Nonfiction

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Total Duration: 24:40:24
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Amazon.com Review
The long life and powerful personality of England’s beloved Virgin Queen
have eternal appeal, and popular historian Alison Weir depicts both
with panache. She’s especially good at evoking the physical texture
of Tudor England: the elaborate royal gowns (actually an intricate assembly
of separate fabric panels buttoned together over linen shifts), the
luxurious but unhygienic palaces (Elizabeth got the only "close stool";
most members of her retinue relieved themselves in the courtyards),
the huge meals heavily seasoned to disguise the taste of spoiled meat.
Against this earthy backdrop, Elizabeth’s intelligence and formidable
political skills stand in vivid relief. She may have been autocratic,
devious, even deceptive, but these traits were required to perform a
45-year tightrope walk between the two great powers of Europe, France
and Spain. Both countries were eager to bring small, weak England under
their sway and to safely marry off its inconveniently independent queen.
Weir emphasizes Elizabeth’s precarious position as a ruling woman in
a man’s world, suggesting plausibly that the single life was personally
appealing as well as politically expedient for someone who had seen
many ambitious ladies–including her own mother–ruined and even executed
for just the appearance of sexual indiscretions. The author’s evaluations
of such key figures in Elizabeth’s reign as the Earl of Leicester (arguably
the only man she ever loved) and William Cecil (her most trusted adviser)
are equally cogent and respectful of psychological complexity. Weir
does a fine job of retelling this always-popular story for a new generation.
–Wendy Smith –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition
of this title.

From Publishers Weekly
Weir describes herself as a social historian but admits that when chronicling
the lives of the flamboyant Tudors, it’s impossible to keep domestic
politics and world affairs apart. One could hardly ignore the threatened
depredations of the "invincible" Spanish Armada or pass over the intrigues
of Mary Queen of Scots as she struggled to seize the throne and return
England to Roman Catholicism. Weir has already negotiated the complex
matrimonial life of Elizabeth’s father in The Six Wives of Henry VIII
and the early lives of the resulting progeny in The Children of Henry
VIII. After a lonely and often perilous childhood during which Elizabeth
was once imprisoned in the Tower and was nearly executed at the behest
of her half sister, Queen Mary, 25-year-old Elizabeth ascended to the
throne when Mary died. The prevailing expectation was that she would
speedily marry a strong man who would then take over as king: as Elizabeth
herself admitted, it was commonly thought that "a woman cannot live
unless she is married." Elizabeth did nothing of the kind and, as Weir
details, she did quite well for herself manipulating the royal marriage
mart of Europe. Weir uses myriad details of dress, correspondence and
contemporary accounts to create an almost affectionate portrait of a
strong, well-educated ruler loved by her courtiers and people alike.
Hot-tempered, imperious Elizabeth has been the subject of innumerable
biographies, many very good. But Weir brings a fine sense of selection
and considerable zest to her portrait of the self-styled Virgin Queen.—

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Alison Weir – The Lady in the Tower (The Fall of Anne Boleyn) (2009) (48)

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Title: The Lady in the Tower (The Fall of Anne Boleyn)-
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Judith Boyd
Copyright: 2009
Genre: Nonfiction

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Total Duration: 16:52:31
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From one of the world’s foremost popular historians, a detailed and
intricate portrait of the last days of one of the most influential and
important figures in English history.

The imprisonment and execution of Queen Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second
wife, was unprecedented in the annals of English history. It was sensational
in its day, and has exerted endless fascination over the minds of historians,
novelists, dramatists, poets, artists, and filmmakers ever since.

Mystery surrounds the circumstances leading up to Anne’s arrest and
imprisonment in May 1536. Was it Henry VIII who, estranged from Anne,
instructed Master Secretary Thomas Cromwell to fabricate evidence to
get rid of her so that he could marry Jane Seymour? Or did Cromwell,
for reasons of his own, construct a case against Anne and her faction,
and then present compelling evidence before the King?

Following the coronation of her daughter Elizabeth I as queen, Anne
was venerated as a martyr and heroine. Over the centuries, she has inspired
many artistic and cultural works and has remained ever-present in England’s,
and the world’s, popular memory. Alison Weir draws on her unsurpassed
expertise in the Tudor Period to chronicle the downfall and dramatic
final days of this influential and fascinating woman.

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Alison Weir – Queen Isabella (2005) (64)

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Title: Queen Isabella
Author: Alison Weir
Read By: Lisette Lecat
Copyright: 2005
Genre: Nonfiction

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Total Duration: 21:52:56
Total MP3 Size: 602.76
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From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Isabella of France (1295?û1358) married the bisexual
Edward II of England as a 12-year-old,
lived with him for 17 years, bore him four children, fled to France
in fear of his powerful favorite,
returned with her lover, Roger Mortimer, to lead a rebellion and place
her son on the throne
and eventually saw Mortimer executed as her son asserted his power.
Veteran biographer Weir (Eleanor of Aquitaine, etc.) battles Isabella’s
near-contemporaries and later storytellers
and historians for control of the narrative, successfully rescuing the
queen from writers all too willing to
imagine the worst of a medieval woman who dared pursue power.
Weir makes great use of inventories to recreate Isabella’s activities
and surroundings and, strikingly,
to establish the timing of the queen’s turn against her husband and
her probable ignorance of the plot to kill him.
Weir convincingly argues that the infamous story of Edward II being
murdered with a red-hot iron emerged from propaganda against
Isabella and Mortimer. (Her unlikely assertion that Edward escaped and
lived out his life as a hermit is less believable.)
Weir presents a fascinating rewriting of a controversial life that should
supersede all previous accounts.
Isabella is so intertwined with the greatest figures of her century
and the next that any reader of English history will want this book.

Copyright ⌐ Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc.
All rights reserved. –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable
edition of this title.

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Lisette Lecat’s elegant style portrays a wide array of characters during
the time of Queen Isabella.
Weir paints a sympathetic picture of the notorious queen, best known
for murdering her husband, King Edward II.
This is also a new look at Edward, a weak and corrupt leader more interested
in his homosexual lovers than his family or his nation.
What makes Weir a stand-out historian is the marvelous job she does
putting listeners into a place and time.
Lecat depicts all the pageantry and horror of medieval court life with
an immediacy that might have come directly from today’s headlines.

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