Only the good die young--except for Dano Varos. Part of a hidden branch of humanity fated with near immortality, he lives in the shadows.  Fleeing the 1400s Normandy of his youth, he makes his way east to Russia, where centuries later he confronts, first by accident and then by design, a menace from his past that threatens the Russian Crown itself. Watch history unfold, with real events and real people, through the eyes of a secret participant who saw it all.

Immortal Betrayal

Daniel A. Willis

Thursday Night Press, Ltd.

You have been assigned to cover the latest royal wedding. That's easy enough: remark on the lovely flowers, oooh and aaah over the wedding dress; make fun of the more outlandish hats. Piece of cake, right? Of course; but who is that lovely blond dressed in full tiara and sash?
Royalty has always mystified the masses. As a reporter your job is to draw back those curtains, but how can you do that if you don't know what's there yourself? Don't want to feel stupid about royal families anymore? This book is a basic guide to help reporters, and other royal followers, identify European royalty of all stripes and give cursory information about who they are and why anyone cares.
Welcome to the 2019 edition. This guide is updated every January to include the latest members to join the royal families, either by birth or marriage, and to say a final farewell to those which have left us in the past year.

2019 Reporter's Guide to the Royal Families of Europe

D. X. Varos, Ltd.

No royal family has captured the imagination or inspired dreams dripping in diamonds like the Imperial House of Russia, the Romanoffs. For most, their story ended in that damp and musty cellar in Ekaterinburg in July 1918. But that was only the end of one chapter.   While the Bolsheviks did their level best to rid the world of the Romanoff name, they failed. There were survivors, and those hearty souls continued the family. Now, a century after the murders, it is an appropriate time to reflect on how the family has lived in exile, yet maintained their heritage.

The Romanoffs 100 Years Later

History

Russia

People mostly treat the royal families as merely a lot of fluff with no real power. They could not be more wrong In our timeline, Queen Victoria had 9 children and 42 grandchildren who were the rulers of much of Europe and the major players in World War I. But what if she had only one child, her eldest, Princess Vicky? This first book of three shows how one seemingly small tragedy, the assassination of Prince Albert in 1842, begins to unwind the threads of history and re-braid them into a very different world..

Victoria II

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

You have been assigned to cover the latest royal wedding. That's easy enough: remark on the lovely flowers, oooh and aaah over the wedding dress; make fun of the more outlandish hats. Piece of cake, right? Of course; but who is that lovely blond dressed in full tiara and sash? 
Royalty has always mystified the masses. As a reporter your job is to draw back those curtains, but how can you do that if you don't know what's there yourself? Don't want to feel stupid about royal families anymore? This book is a basic guide to help reporters, and other royal followers, identify European royalty of all stripes and give cursory information about who they are and why anyone cares.

The 2022 Reporter's Guide to the Royal Families of Europe

House of Willis Publishing

What is it about the royals? Why are millions around the world fascinated by them? Royalty, and especially the British royal family, has always had a mystique about them that has captured the imagination of the masses. One facet of this is discovering who is and who is not in the line to the Throne. Many a genealogist has pined for that royal connection that they believe gives them some remote claim. But, alas, the succession is defined by law and has a finite, albeit large, number of members. These pages will explain the evolution of the British succession and details of the laws that govern it, as well as attempt to record the entire list...all 2200+ of them!

The 2022 Complete Line of Succession

Reference

Genealogy

What is it about the royals? Why are millions around the world fascinated by them? Royalty, and especially the British royal family, has always had a mystique about them that has captured the imagination of the masses. One facet of this is discovering who is and who is not in the line to the Throne. Many a genealogist has pined for that royal connection that they believe gives them some remote claim. But, alas, the succession is defined by law and has a finite, albeit large, number of members. These pages will explain the evolution of the British succession and details of the laws that govern it, as well as attempt to record the entire list... all 2200+ of them!

The 2023 Complete Line of Succession

Parenting & Relationships

House of Willis Press (an Imprint of DX Varos Publishing)

You have been assigned to cover the latest royal wedding. That's easy enough: remark on the lovely flowers, oooh and aaah over the wedding dress; make fun of the more outlandish hats. Piece of cake, right? Of course; but who is that lovely blond dressed in full tiara and sash? Royalty has always mystified the masses. As a reporter your job is to draw back those curtains, but how can you do that if you don't know what's there yourself? Don't want to feel stupid about royal families anymore? This book is a basic guide to help reporters, and other royal followers, identify European royalty of all stripes and give cursory information about who they are and why anyone cares.

The 2023 Reporter's Guide to the Royal Families of Europe

Almanacs & Yearbooks

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