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The Bikini Siege

Author: Bjorn Peeters

Publisher: Tales Of Peeters

Published: 2024-02-13

Total Pages: 93

ISBN-13:

Remember those great college comedy movies they used to make? Well, this ain't no movie, but The Fraternity & Sorority Wars revives the college comedy genre in all its glory! Giving you all the classic ingredients that made those movies so fun to watch, and putting a fresh twist on an already great genre by adding EPIC WATER GUN FIGHTS! Set on a classic American college campus in a time just before cell phones became a thing. Join the Tri-Alpha brothers (including guys named Hammerhead, Dog, and more) as they defend their house—and indeed their very lives—against the ruthless Gamma-Psis. These bikini-clad babes from the hottest sorority on campus are stopping at nothing to have their revenge. Even water-shotgunning a pledge in the nuts until he bounces up and down on the sidewalk. And that's just a small taste of what these girls have planned for the brothers! But the Tri-Alphas aren't going down without an EPIC fight! If you've ever prayed for another college comedy, this is the perfect series for you! --- TIP: Sure, it's a short book! But that's only because it's as tight as a Gamma-Psi's belly during bikini season. If you also want the even more epic Halloween battle, the legendary snow fight, and the even more legendary Easter bunny clash, then please check out the bundle. It has all four titles in the series!

The Siege of Krishnapur, Troubles

Author: J.G. Farrell

Publisher: Everyman's Library

Published: 2012-03-06

Total Pages: 732

ISBN-13: 0307957845

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Two stunning, Booker Prize-winning historical novels that vividly chronicle the crumbling edges of the British Empire in India and Ireland--in one Contemporary Classics hardcover. Inspired by historical events, The Siege of Krishnapur is the mesmerizing tale of a British outpost, under siege during the Indian Mutiny of 1857, whose residents find their smug assumptions of moral and military superiority and their rigid class barriers under fire—literally and figuratively. The hero of Troubles, having survived the battles of World War I, makes his way to Ireland in 1919, in search of his once-wealthy fiancée. What he finds is her family's enormous seaside hotel in a spectacular state of decline, overgrown and overrun by herds of cats and pigs and the few remaining guests. From this strange perch, moving from room to room as the hotel falls down around him, he witnesses the distant tottering of the Empire in the East and the rise of the violent "Troubles" in Ireland.

Siege of Fate

Author: Wilson Ohwedor

Publisher: Wilson Ohwedor

Published: 2018-08-10

Total Pages:

ISBN-13:

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Have you ever seen someone facing a slow death and yet you can do nothing? Or the trade-off is so high its better to die? Enitan and Ikudoro face this plight in Wilson's terrifying novel 'Siege of Fate: A Sci-Fi Dystopia'. In a near-future Africa, superstitions have become medical facts. Ikudoro is dying and even the best doctors cannot salvage her. Dr. Jason Crane comes up with a bizarre solution. The doctor claims he can upload a dying person’s mind into a durable, healthy robotic body thus keeping her alive. Catch is the doctor won't explain how the process works. Additionally, Ikudoro must die a horrible death for the transformation to occur. That is, she must be mutilated and devoured by a series of automated spinning blades and interlocking teeth before her consciousness can be uploaded into the robot! What will Enitan and Ikudoro eventually do? Siege of Fate is playfully serious, dancing naked with thick darkness while relentlessly satirizing pseudoscience and faith-based medicine. It will make you laugh at its absurdity, and leave you wondering about the location of your own consciousness. "In Siege of fate, Wilson writes intelligently and beautifully of post apocalypse, love, hermaphrodites, and robots. It is thought-provoking, perfectly paced, uniformly delightful, compassionate. Wilson has remarkable gifts." -Helon Habila ( Award winner of Caine prize for African writing) "This is one of the quirkiest and engaging stories that I have ever read in a long time." -Lily Lamb, Amazon best-seller of Nameless.

Vets Under Siege

Author: Martin Schram

Publisher: Macmillan

Published: 2008-06-24

Total Pages: 320

ISBN-13: 1429928794

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After members of our armed forces bravely serve their nation, they sometimes come home to find themselves battling another enemy—within their own government. Using decades of case histories, statistics, and firsthand accounts, award-winning Washington journalist Martin Schram exposes a shocking culture of antagonism toward veterans by the very agency—the Department of Veterans Affairs—that was formed to serve them. Vets Under Siege reveals the shameless lack of care shown to our young servicemen and -women, from recruiters' deceptions and a lack of armor in battle to shoddy, disgusting conditions at Walter Reed and other medical facilities, and looks back to examine the innumerable postwar battles our veterans have had to wage for proper treatment, from World War II to today. Martin Schram's bold bugle call, sounded on behalf of our nation's beleaguered servicemen and -women, lays bare a chilling pattern of institutional negligence, delay, and denial, and points the way forward with definitive solutions to a national disgrace.

Final Siege

Author: Scarlett Cole

Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks

Published: 2018-01-30

Total Pages: 320

ISBN-13: 1250128463

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Former SEAL Malachai "Mac" MacCarrick is all about the future he's created with his Navy brothers in Eagle Securities. But when an urgent phone call brings his troubled past--and the woman he once loved--into the present, it's a chance to redeem himself that he can't refuse. Original. Original.

Ireland's Arctic Siege of 1947

Author: Kevin C. Kearns

Publisher: Gill & Macmillan Ltd

Published: 2011-10-21

Total Pages: 618

ISBN-13: 0717151964

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On 19 January 1947 Ireland was invaded by a freakish anticyclonic weather phenomenon unleashed from the depths of Siberia. Its prolonged two-month grip entombed the country in snow and ice. This arctic siege brought freezing temperatures of 7° Fahrenheit -14°C, a piercing east wind reaching 60-70 m.p.h., five major blizzards, and snowdrifts of 12 to 20 feet-some topping 50. Cars, buses, houses and entire villages were buried, leaving scores of passengers and inhabitants marooned. Roads were blocked, telephone and electricity lines felled and towns and farms isolated as food and fuel dwindled. Tragically this happened amidst the worst fuel crisis in Ireland's history. People were forced to strip wood from their homes, and nearly half of all Dubliners were burning furniture to survive. Severe food shortages and a virulent influenza epidemic weakened people. By 19 February 1947 Dublin's death rate had more than doubled as the poor and elderly succumbed to hunger, cold and illness. Kevin C. Kearns presents a graphic account of what was regarded as a near-biblical calamity of blizzards, freezing, hunger, floods, and threatened famine-so imperilling, wrote one newspaper, that it seemed almost as if the wrath of God was directed against Ireland. It is a vivid tale of suffering and courage, death and survival, of human resilience and real heroism, poignantly authenticated by the oral testimony of those who lived through the arctic siege.

Sticklers, Sideburns and Bikinis

Author: Graeme Donald

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing

Published: 2013-05-20

Total Pages: 280

ISBN-13: 1472803728

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A complete guide to everyday words with military origins. Did you know they started 'hearing through the grapevine' during the American Civil War, that 'ghettos' originated in Venice or that 'deadline' has a very sinister origin? Jam-packed with many amazing facts, Sticklers, Sideburns and Bikinis is a fascinating trip through the words and phrases that came to us from the military but nowadays are used by soldier and civilian alike. The sources of many are surprising and their original use is often far removed from that of today. From 'duds' to 'freelancers' and 'morris dancing' to 'bikini' this enthralling book describes the military origins of words and phrases that we use on a daily basis.