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Author: Howard E Edwards Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN: 1387988239 Category : Comics & Graphic Novels Languages : en Pages : 54
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Jupiter Rose The Beginning follows the story of how the modern story begins . A tale of money, power and betrayal of two families who both and connect by friendship and business.
Author: Howard E Edwards Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN: 1387988239 Category : Comics & Graphic Novels Languages : en Pages : 54
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Jupiter Rose The Beginning follows the story of how the modern story begins . A tale of money, power and betrayal of two families who both and connect by friendship and business.
Author: Taye Rose Publisher: Independently Published ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 366
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Jupiter Return means luck, wealth, and being aligned in what you're meant to be doing. With a Jupiter in its home sign of Sagittarius, Taye blazes like wildfire through the Continental US with luck propelling him at every turn. Freshly 23, Taye seems to have it all: the polyamorous triad of her dreams, a plan to travel on the road with her Gemini Twin/Lover, and enough work to be a digital nomad. Four months later, she's abandoned in the desert with a 55 liter backpack and no idea what to do next except find herself. Keep moving. With a deep urgence to prove herself, she manuvers her way across America by foot and by favors. But, who is she proving herself to?Follow them coast to coast three and a half times over this epic journey of self discovery, healing, and outright stubborn Gemini energy.
Author: Aidan M G Moore Publisher: Australian Self Publishing Group ISBN: 0987422588 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 220
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In truth, I found it hard going. It is not clear whether it is intended to be a book of instruction about the Roman conquest of Britain or an adventure story of a young boy who learns the tricks of the fighting trade from the Romans with the intention of using them against the same Romans back in Ireland. It turns out that this will not be necessary, but that he will have to fight his uncle Niall, who up to this point has been painted as a heroic figure. At the end, the future contact with Christianity is foreseen. As an exposition of military and colonial problems in Britain and Ireland in the 5th century, it is a wonderful piece of erudition. The explanation of the different origins of names and customs shows a mastery of the history and politics of the day. Similarly the story of the foreign cavalry in the Roman army/ The problem is that the reader is expecting an adventure yarn, with frequent setbacks and heroic reversals, culminating in some kind of temporary triumph. The longer the book goes on, the less this aspect is important. Clearly the book needs a map of Britain and Ireland and it would make easier reading if the names of the towns and regions were given in English. There needs to be a decision about which characters are important (what happened Sal Bui?) The notes at the heads of the chapters are a distraction – these should form a 20-page appendix at the end of the book. A true adventure story would not have such openings, because the story would be more important than the explanations. I suggest that you break up long paragraphs and have a consisted way of dealing with things like quotation marks, breaks between paragraphs etc. The difference between the followers of Christ and of Jesus is good; so is the account of the raiding pirates from across the North Sea. There are many other excellent things, but ultimately, I feel the book falls between two stools: Roman history and adventure yarn. An example is Ch 2, the initiation of Dathi which appears to have no further relevance to the story.
Author: Mary Campion Publisher: Liverpool University Press ISBN: 0853237530 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 225
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On 21 October 1988 at 6.15pm the cruise liner Jupiter was sunk after a collision in the Aegean Sea with the Italian ship Adige. On board the Jupiter were 391 schoolchildren, 84 adults and 110 crew members. A teacher and a child were never found; two crew members died. In Jupiter’s Children, 16 girls, one boy and 12 adults from Cator Park School give their accounts of the events and their aftermath. Their stories are accompanied by photographs, letters, drawings and other documents. "The reports give a moving catalogue of terrifying experience and individual courage... Jupiter’s Children is the account of a violent rite of passage which forced children to put away childish things."—Times Education Supplement
Author: Donald Moffitt Publisher: Open Road Media ISBN: 1497610699 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 346
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A massive alien convoy is hurtling toward Earth, but its true purpose is a puzzle: “It’s time to discover Donald Moffitt.” —Greg Bear The Lunar Observatory on Earth is picking up a very strange and unidentifiable signal from the direction of Cygnus. When the meaning of this signal is finally understood, it clearly spells disaster for Earth. An immense object is rushing toward the Solar System, traveling nearly at the speed of light, its intense nuclear radiation sure to kill all life on Earth within months. As it moves closer the humans can discern that it is an enormous convoy of some sort, nearly as large as a planet. And there is nothing anyone can do to divert such an enormous alien object. Then, unexpectedly, the object changes course and heads toward the dead planet of Jupiter...but what could an enormous alien convoy want with such a useless planet?
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