Listen online or offline with Android, iOS, web, Chromecast, and Google Assistant. Get instant access to all your favorite books. Season of the Runer Book I: The Trial of Two 19.99 Quick View Season of the Runer Book II: Sojourn 21. Tzarik must conquer his desire for his own demise and train the empathic Sybal to save the people from a risen death. Why They Killed: A Waksha Virus Novelette audiobook written by Abigail Linhardt. Thrown together by law and dark magic oaths, Tzarik and Sybal find themselves entangled with an eldritch force when alone necromancer hell-bent on devastation, rises up, and ravages the eastern continents. To save her own life, Sybal calls for a trial by Runing-a dangerous and often fatal dark pact with unknown magic. But when her crime is witnessed, she must stand trial for murder. When a warlord from the far east threatens her family, Sybal, a young diamond mine heiress with a lavish lifestyle, takes action to protect her family and estate. The only thing that stands in his way: A Runer cannot take his own life, breaking his oath to the dark magic that binds him to the hunt. Tired of risking his life for the prejudiced people of Al’Myrah, it’s time to just let go. The endless road and life of a monster-hunting Runer has gone stale for Tzarik and death is the only alternative.
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Their destination is tantalizingly close but what happens next will be determined by their health and the weather. BARRY FINLAY and his son CHRIS sit propped against a rock, struggling to draw a breath on Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain. His peerless way of manipulating samples changed hip-hop forever, introducing a stoned-out, erratic sound that blew apart rap’s stodgy 4/4 tempo with rushed snares, flammed claps, and scattered kicks. ‘Donuts’ has been recognised as a summation of the Detroit hero’s production genius, a time-bending compendium of perfectly collaged fragments sourced throughout music history, beat abstractions that verge on the avant-garde - and which can still make grown folks break down in tears.Īs a rapper, producer and mentor, Dilla was amazingly prolific in his short life, from singing with his family as a toddler in church through touring half the globe with Madlib and his group Slum Village just before he passed. 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Joe, a poet and Isabel, his war-correspondent wife and their teenage daughter Nina rent a luxurious villa in the South of France and invite their friends Laura and Mitchell to join them. Summary: It looks like a slight book - almost a novella - but it punches way about its weight. The battle takes them out of the apartment, into the elevators and elevator shafts before Renshaw meets his end, much as he did in the short story, only in a different location. In the screen version, it is a commando who is deadly. In the short story, that was the thermonuclear device. As he is relaxing in his hot tub, the special surprise makes himself known. In the TNT show, the battle continues and Renshaw actually defeats the troops. In the short story, Renshaw meets his end as he climbs from this ledge onto the terrace. They shoot it out in the apartment before Renshaw is forced out of the apartment, out on the ledge. 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Flint and DeRicci find themselves in their own race, one against time and a certain kind of madness that could threaten everything they know and love. It soon becomes clear that both deaths are connected. Police Detective Noelle DeRicci, Flint's former partner, investigates the death of a young woman at the same event. Miles believes the death is not an accident. Flint is intrigued by the case involving another Retrieval Artist who allegedly died due to a dangerous flu virus. When a powerful attorney visits Flint and begs him to take a case, Flint has no idea that the research will lead him to a murder at the highly publicized and popular Moon Marathon. While searching for the Disappeared, criminals on the run for commiting unspeakable acts of violence against alien cultures, Retrieval Artist Miles Flint investigates two suspicious deaths, leading him to a demented scientist who is now one of the Disappeared. 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Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 19:07:47 Autocrop_version 0.0.14_books-20220331-0.2 Bookplateleaf 0010 Boxid IA40687609 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier This is a story about a place in our society where power, money, and talent collide and sometimes corrupt, a place where both national obsessions and naked greed are exposed. Yet he is writing here about far more than just basketball. The tactile authenticity of Halberstam's knowledge of the basketball world is unrivaled. The New York Times bestseller, now with a new introduction! The Breaks of the Game focuses on one grim season (1979-80) in the life of the Bill Walton-led Portland Trail Blazers, a team that only three years before had been NBA champions. His work has stood the test of time and has become the standard by which all journalists measure themselves. A Pulitzer Prize-winner for his ground-breaking reporting on the Vietnam War, Halberstam wrote more than 20 books, almost all of them bestsellers. More than 6 years after his death David Halberstam remains one of this country's most respected journalists and revered authorities on American life and history in the years since WWII. This insightful account is evidence of how much basketball has-and hasn't-changed since 1979. Join Halberstam on his yearlong journey with the 1979 Portland Trail Blazers and witness professional basketball from the inside. |