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Gray and his friends have discovered they are reborn elemental heroes. Now they must unite the other infamous Ronin in order to end a growing evil.  Their first destination is the City of Sun, to find the next Ronin. Yet as they reach the city, they discover the kingdom of light is dying.  A plague threatens to destroy the sun-lit city and its citizens from the inside out, unless a magical sword is found.  A sword only the Ronin can find.  At the same time, Gray is torn from his friends by a pact made in blood, formed with the mysterious, dark Faye who is as likely to kill him as kiss him.  Darius promises to travel with Gray to help end the bloodpact, leaving Ayva and the other Ronin alone to find the sword and end the City of Sun's plague.But a darkness follows... Sithel, half-man half-darkwalker, has an insidious, newfound power. He searches for the sword as well, hunting Ayva and her friends. All the while, a darkness rises in the world of Farhaven.  The sword must be found, and the Ronin must unite, or the all will fall to ruin... It's up to Gray and his friends to show the true might of the Ronin, or all will fall.

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Refresh your decor with the industrial-chic styling of this beautiful Bastion Pendant. Replete with an oil-rubbed bronze finish and brass gold detailing, Bastion shines above a kitchen island, in the dining room or fashion-forward boudoir. This is a great addition to your home whether in the country side or busy city.

Based on the mojo hand fix Rook overdrive, this is a solid tube screamer variant with an optional alternate clipping. Sounds awesome

Mags returns to the Collegium, but there are mixed feelings--his included--about him actually remaining there. No one doubts that he is and should be a Herald, but he is afraid that his mere presence is going to incite more danger right in the heart of Valdemar. The heads of the Collegia are afraid that coming back to his known haunt is going to give him less protection than if he went into hiding. Everyone decides that going elsewhere is the solution for now. So since he is going elsewhere--why not return to the place he was found in the first place and look for clues? And those who are closest to him, and might provide secondary targets, are going along. With Herald Jadrek, Herald Kylan (the Weaponsmaster's chosen successor), and his friends Bear, Lena, and Amily, they head for the Bastion, the hidden spot in the hills that had once been the headquarters of a powerful band of raiders that had held him and his parents prisoner. But what they find is not what anyone expected.

Twice the combined might of Ynis Aielle's greatest heroes and wizards has hurled back the demon armies of Morgan Thalasi.  Always the Black Warlock has rebounded, stronger and more evil.  But never has he wielded such power as now.  With the Staff of Death, Thalasi can raise a new army from out of the very ground -- soldiers who cannot be killed because they are already dead.As the Black Warlock and his fearsome general -- the foul wraith that was once Hollis Mitchell -- prepares a devastating attack, the humans and elves of Ynis Aielle are staggered by a fresh calamity.  The beautiful Rhiannon, daughter of the Emerald Witch, has been captured by Mitchell and given over to his dark master.  Now the last hope of defeating Thalasi -- and Rhiannon's last hope as well -- lies at the heart of a mountain, guarded by a dragon as old as the world itself. . .

The Saga of the legendary Ronin continues... Gray and his friends have discovered they are reborn elemental heroes. Now, together, they must travel to the City of Sun and find the others like them - uniting the infamous Ronin in order to end a growing evil. The City of Sun awaits - yet a plague, a missing sword, and a pact made in blood threaten to tear them apart. Will Gray and his friends unite the Ronin... or fall before they even begin? The next installment in the Amazon Bestselling series is sure to delight readers and show a whole new side to the magical realm of Farhaven.

Mags travels to the Bastion in search of his parents' identity and a possible explanation for being pursued by Valdemar's enemies.

Bruges 1914: a medium-sized Flemish city with a medieval core and a brand-new modern harbor is turned into a base for imperial Germany's naval and submarine war. Though close to the Western Front, Bruges saw another face of war: that of military occupation, of being made into a bastion for its conqueror's war, and of being bombed from the air as a result. The story of Bruges in the First World War is the story of a city that escaped destruction but faced violence. It is the story of its wartime rulers and how they saw their war effort. And it is the story of civilians who, even under military domination, made choices of their own.Contents:Introduction1. Before the War; 2. From Menace to Invasion - 28 June- 14 October 1914; 3. The Taking of Bruges; 4. New Rulers: the 'Marinekorps'; 5. 1914-1915 - Construction: November 1914 - June 1915; Base or Bastion?; A Lasting Bastion; Orderly Exploitation; Living in a Bastion; The Enemy inside the Bastion6. 1916 - Naval Claims; (Counter-)Espionage; The Regime Hardens; Blond Idyll; Wonder Weapon7. 1917 - The Underseas War; Violence from the Air (1917-1918); Alienation; Using Up the Las Card; Misery, Crime, Profiteering; An Adulterated Economy; Quertreiberei 8. 1918 - The Very Last Chance: The Spring Offensive; The Zeebrugge Raid; 'Poor Little Children'; Meanwhile: Flemish Policies; Expectations; Exploitation and Exhaustion; Retreat; LiberationEpilogue; Notes; Bibliography

A collection of expositions on the Bible and Jewish Holidays

Gray and his friends have discovered they are reborn elemental heroes. Now they must unite the other infamous Ronin in order to end a growing evil.  Their first destination is the City of Sun, to find the next Ronin. Yet as they reach the city, they discover the kingdom of light is dying.  A plague threatens to destroy the sun-lit city and its citizens from the inside out, unless a magical sword is found.  A sword only the Ronin can find.  At the same time, Gray is torn from his friends by a pact made in blood, formed with the mysterious, dark Faye who is as likely to kill him as kiss him.  Darius promises to travel with Gray to help end the bloodpact, leaving Ayva and the other Ronin alone to find the sword and end the City of Sun's plague.But a darkness follows... Sithel, half-man half-darkwalker, has an insidious, newfound power. He searches for the sword as well, hunting Ayva and her friends. All the while, a darkness rises in the world of Farhaven.  The sword must be found, and the Ronin must unite, or the all will fall to ruin... It's up to Gray and his friends to show the true might of the Ronin, or all will fall.

Havens from the Cold North of the Realm and beyond the White Sea exist some of the harshest environs in Creation. Bitter cold, savage monsters and barbarian raiders threaten all who dwell in this frozen wasteland, promising only short lives and brutal deaths. Yet, bulwarks of civilization exist even here, offering security and hope to those who dwell within their cities’ sturdy walls. A Sourcebook for Exalted® · Details the three great powers of the North―Gethamane, the Haslanti League and Whitewall―along with a mysterious lost city buried under the ice since the First Age. · Provides all the information players need to create characters from the frozen North. · Gives detailed locales and adventure seeds for Storytellers wishing to run series set in the harsh hinterlands of Creation’s Northern border.

Written in the 1950s, this book defines and anticipates, in a prophetic way, the role of the laity in the Church, and the intimate relationship between the Church and the world. These two themes were recognized by the Second Vatican Council especially in the two constitutions "On the Church" and "The Church in the Modern World." Von Balthasar's "bastions" are barriers erected over the centuries which separated the laity from the clergy and the Church from the world. He pleads for a Church that interprets "the signs of the age," grasps them and answers them, allowing herself to be awakened by the Holy Spirit and by the age "from the bed of historical sleep for the dead of today." The new function of the Church is to be the "yeast of the world"--she must understand herself as the "instrument of the mediation of salvation to the world." Stressing that the hour of the laity is sounding in the Church, von Balthasar makes it clear that the "true program of the Church for today is: the most powerful radiance into the world through the most immediate imitation of Christ."

The presidio was as essential an element of Spanish civilization in the Mexican North and the American Southwest as the communities it was established to protect-missions, settlements, mines, and ranches. A fortified outpost in hostile Indian country, it not only assured Spanish occupation and retention of that vast region but also participated in its development.The presidio was first and foremost a garrisoned fort presiding over a military district. It was most often situated strategically in hostile terrain, forming an enclave of Spanish civilization and Christianity in an alien and "pagan" surrounding, as was its prototype in Spanish Morocco.Militarily the presidio played a role that the United States Army fort was later to assume in the West. But in its other functions as market center, sanctuary, social unit, religious outpost, and administrative seat, it had an impact on the frontier that was much more than military.The Presidio is the first full account of this important aspect of the Spanish dominion in the New World. The author spent many years in the United States, Mexico, and Spain, searching out the sites of the presidios-most of which have now crumbled to dust. In Spain he discovered detailed plans of many of them, which are included in the book. This is an indispensable work for every historian of the West and Mexico.

The presidio was as essential an element of Spanish civilization in the Mexican North and the American Southwest as the communities it was established to protect-missions, settlements, mines, and ranches. A fortified outpost in hostile Indian country, it not only assured Spanish occupation and retention of that vast region but also participated in its development. The presidio was first and foremost a garrisoned fort presiding over a military district. It was most often situated strategically in hostile terrain, forming an enclave of Spanish civilization and Christianity in an alien and "pagan" surrounding, as was its prototype in Spanish Morocco. Militarily the presidio played a role that the United States Army fort was later to assume in the West. But in its other functions as market center, sanctuary, social unit, religious outpost, and administrative seat, it had an impact on the frontier that was much more than military. The Presidio is the first full account of this important aspect of the Spanish dominion in the New World. The author spent many years in the United States, Mexico, and Spain, searching out the sites of the presidios-most of which have now crumbled to dust. In Spain he discovered detailed plans of many of them, which are included in the book. This is an indispensable work for every historian of the West and Mexico.