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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Revised Edition. Crisp clean illustrated unclipped dust-jacket with lightly rubbed edges and short (1cm) closed tear adjacent to top corner, fresh dark-red covers with gilt lettering on spine, sound binding, clean pages and illustrated end-papers. Over 500 illustrations with more than 50 in colour. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 kg. ISBN: 0600394336. ISBN/EAN: 9780600394334. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 40013030064. All our books are sent by tracked mail. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional shipping charges.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - They survived the first twenty-four hours. Now Greybridge knows exactly who they are. At Hour 24, the Harper family's old life is gone. Their home is no longer safe. The authorities cannot be trusted. And Gabriel Rourke-the wounded stranger Ben pulled from the road-is now their best chance of staying alive. But hiding from Greybridge Global is almost impossible. Every refuge seems to have already been mapped. Every digital trace becomes a weapon. Every person the Harpers contact risks becoming another way to find them. While Detective Susan Yang begins uncovering evidence of a conspiracy operating inside the institutions around her, Emily realizes information may be the only weapon powerful enough to hurt Greybridge. Gabe has another approach. He knows the people behind the machine. And he knows where to find them. As the family is pushed through abandoned industrial sites, temporary shelters and increasingly desperate escapes, trust begins to fracture. Sarah must decide how far she is willing to follow a man whose methods terrify her. Emily begins taking risks her parents can no longer control. And Ben discovers exactly what Greybridge does to people it considers useful. By Hour 48, the organization hunting them is no longer merely trying to make the Harper family disappear. Greybridge is already writing the official story of how they die. 96 HOURS: 24-48 is the second installment in the four-part conspiracy thriller, escalating the manhunt into a battle over information, surveillance and who gets to decide what the truth looks like after the witnesses are gone.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - For years, her hidden name kept her alive. Now silence could destroy her people.The decree has been sealed.Across the Persian Empire, the order has gone out: on one appointed day, every Jew-young and old, women and children-is to be destroyed.At the king's gate, Mordecai tears his clothes and mourns.Inside the palace, Queen Esther knows almost nothing.She has lived behind guarded doors, separated from the streets of Susa and protected by the very secret that now threatens to condemn her. The empire knows its queen as Esther.It does not know she is one of the people marked for death.Then Mordecai's message reaches her.Esther could remain silent. She could keep her identity hidden and hope the palace walls protect her.But silence is no longer safety.There is only one person who might stop what is coming-the same king Esther has not been summoned to see for thirty days.To approach him without invitation is forbidden.If he refuses to extend the golden sceptre, she dies.So Esther makes her choice.For three days, she and her people fast.Then the queen puts on her royal robes and walks toward the inner court.What follows will draw Esther, Mordecai, Haman and the king into a deadly sequence of banquets, pride, sleeplessness, forgotten records and extraordinary reversals. Haman prepares death for the man who refuses to bow before him. A king discovers a loyalty that was never rewarded. And a queen who has spent years concealing her people finally prepares to speak their name as her own.Because Haman's greatest mistake was believing the woman wearing the crown had nothing to do with the people he condemned.The hidden woman is about to become the queen who speaks.When the Queen Spoke is Book Four of The Hidden Name, a sweeping adult biblical historical-fiction saga that retells the story of Esther through the people who stood beside her.Rich with Persian court intrigue, political terror, friendship, sacrifice and the quiet mystery of providence, this is the moment toward which Esther's hidden life has been moving.The decree has already been written.The enemy has already won the king's authority.Now Esther must enter the throne room without being summoned-and risk everything on what happens when the king looks up.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The plagues are over. The firstborn are dead. And Egypt has finally let the Hebrews go. But freedom is not a destination - it is a road, and the road runs straight into the sea. The mixed multitude that leaves Egypt is not a nation but a crowd: freed slaves, Egyptian defectors, the wounded, the grieving, and the ones who carry the damage of ten plagues in their bones. They have no rank, no order, and no idea what lies ahead. Behind them, Pharaoh's heart has hardened one last time, and the chariots are already rolling. The story is told through the witnesses who crossed the water and the ones who did not. Nefira, a woman of the mixed multitude with no rank and no people to claim her, clings to the two children she has sworn to protect. Merit and Shira, the record-keepers who have chronicled every plague, now record the flight itself. Menna, an Egyptian officer, receives the order to pursue and must decide what he is willing to do to a people he has watched suffer. And Hori, a charioteer who has served Pharaoh all his life, rides into the corridor of the sea and toward the end of everything he knows. As the waters part and the dry ground appears, the crowd walks between two walls of the sea - and the army that has never lost a battle follows them in. What happens next will be sung for generations. But the song is not the whole story. Because the crossing was a miracle. But the days after it - the silence, the grief, the discarded armor, and the question of what a people becomes when it is finally free - belonged to everyone who walked out of the water. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The plagues have not broken Egypt. They have only made it hungrier. The locusts come without warning - a living darkness that swallows the sun and strips the land to bare earth. Every green thing is devoured. The granaries that once held Egypt's wealth stand empty, and the empire that fed the world now faces the thing it has never known: famine. The story is told through the witnesses who watched the sky turn black. Merit and Shira, the record-keepers who have chronicled every judgment, now record the ruin of the harvest itself. Nefira, a woman of the mixed multitude, must find food for the children in her care when there is none to be found. Menna, an Egyptian officer, is ordered to seize what little grain remains from the very people he has been told to oppress. And Hori, a charioteer loyal to Pharaoh, begins to ask what a king is worth when his land is dying. As the locusts devour the last of Egypt's green, each of them must decide what they will do when there is nothing left to give - and what they will become when the sky finally clears. Because the plague was not the locusts. The plague was what the locusts left behind.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Before Esther wore the crown, another queen had to lose it.The Persian Empire stands at the height of its power. From the royal city of Susa, King Ahasuerus rules over a vast realm-and celebrates his glory with a feast of almost unimaginable scale.Then he summons Queen Vashti.She refuses.One woman's refusal should have ended inside the palace. Instead, frightened advisers transform it into a threat against the order of the entire empire. Vashti is stripped of her position, a royal decree races across the provinces, and the search begins for the woman who will replace her.Beyond the palace walls, an orphaned Jewish woman named Hadassah has no reason to imagine that the consequences will ever reach her.She is wrong.As royal officials begin gathering women for the king, three very different lives are drawn toward the same palace: Yael, Hadassah's closest friend; Parysatis, a privileged young woman who sees opportunity where others see danger; and Hegai, keeper of the House of Women, who understands better than most that beautiful rooms can still have locked doors.Soon the daughters of the empire are being carried toward Susa.And among them is the young woman history will remember by another name.Esther.The Woman Who Said No is Book One of The Hidden Name, a sweeping five-book adult biblical historical-fiction saga that retells the story of Esther through the people who stood beside her-friends, rivals, servants and guardians who witnessed history without knowing what it would become.Rich with Persian court intrigue, friendship, political danger, adult relationships and the tension between power and survival, The Woman Who Said No begins before Esther becomes queen.Because before a hidden woman could save her people, another queen had to say no.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Haman is dead. His law is not.The man who condemned the Jews of Persia has fallen, executed on the very structure prepared for Mordecai.Esther has exposed him.The king has given her Haman's estate.Mordecai now carries the royal signet.And none of it has stopped the decree.Across the Persian Empire, sealed orders still declare that on the thirteenth day of Adar, every Jew may be attacked and destroyed.The law cannot simply be erased.So another message must outrun the first.While Mordecai works inside the machinery of empire to give his people the right to defend themselves, royal couriers race along the same roads that once carried their death sentence.But permission to fight is not the same as safety.In Susa, Yael prepares for the day she has dreaded for months. Neighbours who once shared streets must decide where they stand. Doors are reinforced. Blades are sharpened. Families wait to discover whether the people around them will become defenders, bystanders-or killers.Inside the palace, Parysatis has made her own choice.Once she envied Esther for winning the crown she wanted. Now she understands what that crown has cost. When violence reaches the women the palace has gathered and confined, rivalry gives way to something neither woman could have imagined when they first entered the House of Women.Then the appointed day arrives.The streets of Susa run with fear and blood.The people marked for destruction fight to survive.And Esther is not finished.When the killing ends, survival brings no simple triumph. There are bodies to count, names to record, families to mourn and memories that must not be surrendered to the empire that nearly erased them.So the Jews of Persia do something extraordinary.They feast.They give gifts.They remember the poor.They write down what happened.And the date chosen for their destruction becomes a celebration their enemies cannot take from them.A decree can be sealed. A people cannot be erased.The Feast They Could Not Erase is the fifth and final book of The Hidden Name, a sweeping adult biblical historical-fiction saga that retells the story of Esther through those who stood close enough to witness history.Rich with Persian court intrigue, courage, friendship, violence, sacrifice and the quiet mystery of providence, this concluding volume follows the biblical story through its darkest day and into the birth of Purim.The lot chose a day for them to die.They turned it into a day the world would remember.…