The Kreuzvogel Experiment

The Kreuzvogel Experiment
Author: Norman T. Bradford
Publisher: Strategic Book Publishing
Total Pages: 255
Release: 2013-12
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 1628574259
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The Kreuzvogel Experiment is a fictional sci-fi thriller about the lives and the relationship between Howard “Howie” Brice and Miriam Berkowitz. The two are members of a group of seven infants born in April 1936 at the Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. There they were administered an experimental growth serum by Herr Doktor Ernst Kreuzvogel, a high-ranking member of the Nazi party who is now known as Dr. David Vogelmann. The experiment, designed to retard the aging process, was successful to the extent that in the year 2016, at the age of eighty, the subjects are still healthy, virile, and appear to be in their late forties-to-mid fifties. The Kreuzvogel “subjects” discover that they are being systematically stalked and murdered, and their blood harvested to be converted into a serum for the members of Das Neue Dritte Reich, (The New Third Reich), a neo-Nazi organization dedicated to world domination. Part I begins in 1934 Heidelberg, where Herr Doktor Ernst Kreuzvogel has arrived at his laboratory to work on his experiment. He has successfully experimented on primates, and is now ready to experiment on human subjects. Local council members, however, have rejected his request to fund the project, and the Gestapo are about to arrest him. Publisher’s website:http://sbprabooks.com/NormanTBradford

My Journey To Knock Shrine

My Journey To Knock Shrine
Author: Philip Coogan
Publisher: Philip Coogan
Total Pages: 330
Release: 2011
Genre: Catholics
ISBN: 1908282797
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We travel back in time to Philip's childhood, learning the history of his forbears, including their flight from sectarian conflict in the South in the Springtime of 1921, and the chilling murder later, of their neighbours in the notorious Pearson brother's incident. This extraordinary true story all began on the 7th December 1971, with an explosion, at the garage business of Philip Coogan during the midst of the Northern troubles. It sets in motion a trail of events that leaves Philip and his family struggling to survive in an increasingly hostile environment, the distress and frustration experienced by Philip and family had a pro founding effect on their health. In his young life while at Mullinahoe school Ardboe, he had a yearlong battle with TB, had a near-death experience and a dramatic vision of hell and heaven. On his sick bed, he receives the last rights of extreme unction.

White Wolf

White Wolf
Author: Donald B. Dodge
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing
Total Pages: 69
Release: 2019-11-22
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 1645302393
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White Wolf By: Donald B. Dodge After serving in the U.S. Cavalry, Bry Donald moves with his wife, Martha, to the Oklahoma Territory in 1850. They quickly find themselves immersed in the happenings of their new home outside the town of Haven. Once the ranch is set up, they are attacked by Indians. But instead of the usual retaliation, Bry makes peace and becomes friends with Chief Coyote and his wife, a friendship that will be mutually beneficial. When Haven’s marshal is shot trying to stop a fight at the saloon, Bry is sworn in as the new marshal. Now he must discover what the mysterious new preacher in town is up to and why hired guns are coming to town. White Wolf is a throwback to the classic Western genre and will take readers on a ride to the Old West, leaving them wanting more.

Birds Britannica

Birds Britannica
Author: Mark Cocker
Publisher: National Geographic Books
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2020-06-30
Genre: Nature
ISBN: 178474378X
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Unlike any other bird book, and not an identification guide, this handsome cultural study of all the birds in Britain, is a magnificent achievement and a work of huge importance. An attempt to describe the interaction of birds and humans, it captures the essence of why birds matter.