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🪽 Judinta von Baden, a young german noble. She never spend much thought on marriage, but an order from the emperor can't be rejected, not even when her father is said emperor's cousin. And so she is to leave her homeland and family behind and travel to the far away kingdom of Jerusalem, only her brother and her hand maid by her side, to marry Jerusalem's king. Baudouin IV. Baudouin IV, the young king of Jerusalem, to many known as 'the Leper King'. He never thought about marriage, given his condition, but as the tension in his court grows and the pressure for a successor gets more, his advisor and former teacher William of Tyre suggest to give marriage a second thought. So Baudouin sends out word in an last act of desperation. And Emperor Friedrich I. Barbarossa sees a chance for a stronger alliance and influence in the Holy Land and demands his cousin's oldest daughter to become queen of Jerusalem. So at only eighteen she has to adjust to a new land, new culture and to be seperated from her family. But will Lady Judinta be able to love a leper like she is supposed to love her husband? Not to forget the political tensions and threats, in court as well as right infront of the kingdoms borders.

A debt of blood. A bond of brothers. A punishment across time. Pennsylvania, 2010. Gerhardt Müller is a patriot, a woodsman, and his grandfather's pride. The old veteran's stories painted a simple war: the good, the evil, and the flag worth dying for. And Gerhardt believes every word his grandpa says...until fate forces him to learn the truth when an accident transports him to the past. Occupied France, 1943. Savagely beaten and about to be murdered by American GIs, the good guys, Gerhardt is saved by a German patrol. They see his blond hair and blue eyes and see a lost son of the Reich. Who now owes them a debt. Trained by the merciless veteran, Dieter Weber, Gerhardt is forged in the crucible of camaraderie and cruelty. He learns the dark jokes, endures hazing, and fights with a skill that earns him a place in the only family he has left. Then, as the Eastern Front collapses, a choice born of loyalty deeper than ideology: the Kameradschaft of the men who gave him a life when his own countrymen tried to take it, demands everything of him. But a hidden sin echoes through the decades. And in the final days of the war, on a muddy hill far from home, Gerhardt will discover that some debts are not paid with loyalty, but with a perfect, terrible symmetry of blood and violence.

Kristian Bauer was raised on his grandfather's stories of honor and war, tales where the Waffen-SS were just soldiers and the past was something to be proud of. Then a freak storm sends him hurtling back to 1941, WW2 Germany. Fluent in German and trained to shoot, Kristian quickly adapts. Too quickly. He finds friendship, love... and enlistment. Now trapped in one of the most feared divisions of the SS, Das Reich, he must survive brutality, betrayal by the one person he trusted completely, and his own unraveling conscience...all with the knowledge of how the war ends...and what happens to members of the SS. The only light in Kristian's life is Lorelei, the woman who loves him and waits for his return. The one person who sees him for who he was, and not what the Reich demanded he become. The woman carrying his bloodline. Despite everything, Kristian believes his foreknowledge will save him. Even when he's captured and sent to the hellish Rhine Meadow POW camp, he thinks he can outsmart his enemy. But one small mistake and a sadistic Allied captain will determine Kristian's ultimate fate.

April 1945. Germany burns. As the Third Reich crumbles, a forgotten war still rages in the mountains-fought by men who refuse to surrender. Stefan Seidel is a man out of time. Disillusioned with the modern world and drawn by a fire he can't explain, he stumbles upon a relic buried deep in Bavaria's forgotten forests-and awakens in the final days of World War II. Trapped in a dying empire and mistaken for a soldier gone missing, Stefan is pulled into the ranks of Werwolf Oberbayern, an underground resistance fighting a war already lost. He finds purpose in sabotage, loyalty among killers, and love in Emmeline-a sharp, proud, young woman with her own scars from the occupation. But the Americans are closing in. Secrets unravel. And Stefan's past and future mean nothing to the world he now calls his own. There is no going back. Only forward-into the fire. For the blood that binds them, they will burn.

Modern German soldier Fritz Schiller should have died in the cold. Instead, he wakes in 1943, surrounded by SS soldiers, with no ID, no answers, and a bullet wound that should've killed him. To survive, Fritz must lie. Fast. He claims amnesia and buries the truth. But every choice he makes pulls him deeper into the very machine he was taught to condemn. As suspicion brews and his conscience fractures, Fritz discovers a terrifying truth: belonging feels good. Power feels better. And once you start willingly becoming the enemy... You don't come back. Worse, you might not want to. Someone will find out what really happened to Fritz Schmid in the mountains the day he disappeared. But by then, it'll be too late.

One moment, Emma Scott is in her college room in 2015, and the next she's in 1921 falling in love with an ex-soldier with a charming smile and a secret... Emma's an old hand at time travel: the first time she was pulled backwards she was ten years old. She can sense the memories that stone, fabric and wood have soaked up: usually she just sees them, but sometimes she ends up living them. She knows the drill: (1) avoid getting pulled backwards in the first place; (2) avoid the object that's pulled you backwards; (3) prevent the memory that imprints on the object, or, if all that fails, (4) wait it out until you're back in the right time. The problem is that the object was an old ring that her Granny Alice bequeathed to her, and Emma last saw it on the finger of her great grandmother, fleeing into a crowded London street. Now Emma is trying to find the ring and go back to her own time, but her great grandmother has vanished, and meanwhile there's Charlie Lawrence who's making Emma wonder if she even wants to go back at all...

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