Kremlin Stories

Kremlin a prototype battleship of the Soviet Union has gone into the world of Azur Lane, how will this go for the mighty battleship himself?

A Soviet Scientist cracks the mathematical formula for reverse time messaging in his small dacha in 1953. Being killed by guards his work remains undiscovered for over a century before Polar Base Moska and a team of scientists are able to duplicate his work. When US intelligence discovers the project they launch a US military investigation via advanced drone darts. This work is only partially written to determine demand ATM.

In New York, on July 8, 2013, 14 year old Emily Shaffer, is now part of the new world, where the old Zombie risers of the past still dwell in the sewers and grilles...and, as the drone boats and planes continue illegally surveying the World, under US President James, the terror of the hellish mania comes back to wreak more death upon America, (and overseas). The new Zombie sequel by Robert Helliger, that takes the Zombie novel to new heights of horror, creator of "Mania of the Zombies". Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, some coarse language, strong, adult themes. Warning: FOR READERS 13 YEARS AND OVER.

Colonel Matthew Webb, the British Intelligence Service's man on the ground in Moscow, trades polite embassy receptions for midnight rendezvous with Goldfinch, his prized but endangered source inside the Kremlin. But soon Webb finds the unthinkable: The British have a mole of their own and he is feeding London's secrets to the Kremlin.

˜"*°•. A clock ticks repeatedly on a foundation site. Tick, tick, tick, tick. Every second, it continues its repetitive sound as a researcher finishes writing their paper. There's a deadline which gnawed at them and their psyche. It was an important paper, very vital to a new SCP they'd found. An Island, resembling the Russian Island on the White Sea called Solovetskiye which had suddenly appeared near the Gulf of Fonseca near the countries of Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua. .•°*"˜

From the Vanguard Press imprint of Pegasus Publishers (U.K.) comes As Below, So Above by author Julian Collins. As Below, So Above is a book of poetry meant to instill a postmodern sense of Greco-Roman self that can sustain the reader through an emancipatory struggle. Delving into the depths of the Classical Underworld, author Julian Collins takes the reader on a visceral poetic adventure from the depths of Hades to the cockpit of a kamikaze pilot. From the betrayed voice of Lady Liberty to the napalm-covered fields of Vietnam. From the Catacombs of Paris to the burning palisades of Fushimi Castle. Through persona poems where he speaks from the perspective of another, haiku sets that enlighten and stream-of-consciousness, spoken word style poetry that engulfs the reader in an esoteric haze, Julian Collins aims to redefine the reach of modern poet. For As Below, So Above is not just a book of poetry - it is a spiritual declaration of revolutionary fidelity that transcends the page, the pen, and the poet. Available Now on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/As-Below-Above-Julian-Collins/dp/1800161778/

The story about what may (will) happen with one great country and it's leader in the nearest future.

1/ Bloody Dictator Putin started a war and introduced a dictatorial regime in Russia. The society is afraid and struggling with fear goes to a rally and arranges a revolution. The Protagonist meets the dictator face to face and the battle of Freedom against Slavery begins. 2/ The State of Russia? What it is? So listen to me, for now I will tell you my word about the death of nations. Russia is a state of fakes! Russian propaganda of their dreams. Russian hope is there dictator. Russian Curse Chauvinism. Thus spoke G

"In the political thriller 'Dual Facade,' the gripping narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Soviet Russia, where the enigmatic Pobert Robowski, secretly Hollywood star Robert Pattinson, manipulates the nation's fate. As dissident Timothee Chalamet unveils Pobert's dual identity, a power struggle ensues, leading to a revelation that ignites a sweeping revolution. In a city once shrouded in deception, the dissidents, fueled by a shared disdain for Hollywood's influence, emerge victorious. The story explores the interplay of politics and celebrity, as the nation grapples with the aftermath of a leader's fall, ultimately paving the way for a new era of transparency and collective governance." 'I like the night. Without the dark, we'd never see the stars.'