Ancient Greece, the end of the fifth century BC - at the height of the Peloponnesian War between cultivated Athens and militaristic Sparta. Young Orestes is a citizen of Athens, sent to Sparta as a spy. There he encounters a society of athletic, promiscuous soldiers - including the beautiful Spartan Hector. As Orestes discovers the hard dirty sex that the 'primitive' Spartans enjoy, Hector in turn finds that the re's something to be said for Athens' famed erotic sophistication. But having sex with foreigners is against Spartan rules. Hector fights his attraction to Orestes, and Orestes is starting to realise that his interests in the war-loving city-state lie far deeper that mere espionage.

The Greek Way

Literature & Fiction

Ellis, Edward

Erotica

Bbc Pubns

A crack army unit - the Special Marine Corps, consisting of five British and five American soldiers - is on a top-secret mission to investigate and, if necessary, eliminate, an illegal private army on a tropical island in the mid-Atlantic. Tony is one of the British soldiers, and this is his first proper action. What the tough, hard soldiers find out when they investigate the island is that their enemies don't shoot them with bullets. They have discovered a powerful weapon, the Pheromone Bomb, which produces a gas - and anyone affected by the gas is filled with irresistible homoerotic urges. Tony and his best mate Mervyn are among those who escape the initial disastrous encounter with the island's private army, but what are they going to do with an enemy who with a blast of his secret weapon can turn lifelong confirmed heterosexuals into helpless, rampant homosexuals?

The Pheromone Bomb

London Bridge

A collection of three 19th-century American dime novels in the "Edisonade" genre Ñ featuring whiz-kid inventors and their steam- or electric-powered contraptions. Our heroes roam the Old West and do battle with forces of man and nature in these action-packed tales!

The Steam Man of the Prairies

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Spencer, Ed. John

Enton, Harry

Science Fiction

lulu.com

Practical Manual of the Diseases of Children: With a Formulary

Medical Books

Medicine

Nabu Press

A Practical Manual Of The Diseases Of Children: With A Formulary

Kessinger Publishing

<p>Not only a biography of one of America?s true heroes, this is an excellent tool for teaching American history and geography.</p>

Life of Kit Carson (Lost Classics Book Company)

Teen & Young Adult

Biographies

Applewood Books

One of the most thrilling of Victorian penny dreadfuls and possibly the first novel to feature a female detective,  Ruth the Betrayer returns to print for the first time in over 150 yearsRuth Trail leads a double life, working as a spy or informant for the London police while secretly executing her own black deeds of theft and murder. Over the course of the unflagging, action-packed 1100-page plot, we follow Ruth's criminal career as she uses her wits and beauty to gain wealth and power. Along the way, as we pass through the horrors of prisons, convents, and the criminal underworld, we meet a cast of memorable characters, including the murderous ruffian Death's Head, escaped convict Jack Rafferty, the sinister schemer Eneas Earthworm and his victim Alice Trevellyan, wrongly accused as a murderess, the bumbling but charming Captain Charley Crockford, and the unlucky Cadbury Kid.Originally published in weekly installments in 1862-63, Ruth the Betrayer; or, The Female Spy returns to print at last in this new edition, which includes an introduction and annotations by Dagni A. Bredesen, all 51 illustrations from the original edition, and an appendix featuring additional contextual material.

Ruth the Betrayer; or, The Female Spy (Valancourt Classics)

Genre Fiction

Valancourt Books

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