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Wraith
From the author of the MAGNUS series comes Wraith, the haunting first chapter of Empire and The Hand, a dark and mysterious tale of failure, regret, and the painful quest for vengeance and redemption. Following the troubled journeys of two fragile protagonists, Wraith drops the reader into war-torn lands ravaged by the violent Empire and the rebellious sect known as The Hand who desperately fight to protect their homeland. In Tiro's tale, a lonely bowman known as The Ghost fights to navigate a world of revenge and purpose after losing all he holds dear. In the tale of Arach, a weary traveler in a strange, foreign land meets a mysterious and unwelcome visitor on his long journey home. Thus begins the opening book in Robert Allen Johnson's Empire and The Hand, a fast-paced, emotional ride through weakness, sin, and purpose that will leave fans of action, fantasy, mystery, and historical fiction breathless and eager for more.
Magnus
"An epic work of historical and military fiction. . . a prime work for Roman history lovers." - InD'Tale Magazine Caesar and Brutus. Marius and Sulla. Cicero, Antony, Clodius and Augustus. The century before the current era gave us a host of larger-than-life characters hailing from Rome. Only one was named Great. In the year 90 B.C.E., chaos and unrest erupts across the Italian peninsula. Rome's allies have rebelled and taken up arms against the most powerful military on earth. Leading Rome's legions - and his only son - to the city's defense, an unproven and unloved commander will taste victory and defeat outside the capital's gates. The name Pompey had yet to be praised and revered, but fate would soon alter the course of one man's life. RISING SUN is the first book in Robert Allen Johnson's captivating MAGNUS trilogy. Narrated by the last living son of Gnaeus Pompey, RISING SUN sets the stage for the man historians would later name the Roman Alexander.
Magnus
“Keep your eyes open, Gnaeus, and don't fall asleep. You've just made your enemy more powerful than yourself.”79 BCE. Gnaeus Pompey, recently returned to Rome in triumph, has almost singlehandedly brought the civil war to a standstill. As the memory of Gaius Marius begins to slowly fade, another war has begun to rage within Rome's own streets and far to the west.Hailed as Great by his own loyal soldiers, Pompey's elders still have their doubts. With his age and Rome's elite politicians working against him, will he follow the course set for him or continue to carve a path of significance by his own means?Spanning two continents and the violent sea between them, Triumphator is the second book in Robert Allen Johnson's awe inspiring MAGNUS trilogy which began with Rising Sun.
Perforator Flaps for Breast Reconstruction
The history of the use of perforator flaps for microsurgical breast reconstruction / Sarah E. Appleton and Steven F. Morris -- Starting a perforator flap breast program / Christina R. Vargas and Bernard T. Lee -- Essential equipment needed for perforator flap breast reconstruction and -- Operating room setup / David Greenspun -- Deep inferior epigastric perforator flap for breast reconstruction / Robert J. Allen, Sr., Constance M. Chen, and Maria M. Lotempio -- Superficial inferior epigastric artery flap for breast reconstruction / Aldona J. Spiegel -- Gluteal artery perforator flap for breast reconstruction / Richard Mahlon Kline, Jr., and James Ernest Craigie -- Profunda artery perforator ...
Wildlife Review
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His Majesty's Indian Allies
His Majesty's Indian Allies is a study of British-Indian policy in North America from the time of the American Revolution to the end of the War of 1812, with particular focus on Canada.
Path-Breaking Work in Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgery
Path-Breaking Work in Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgery by Dr. Doina Dumitrescu-Ionescu was reviewed by David Soutar for The Royal College of Surgeons of England: “This is a refreshingly original and unusual text. It is a testament to the life work of the author and her struggle to develop clinical microsurgery in Rumania. It takes the reader on a journey starting with learning the basic techniques of microsurgery, laboratory and experimental research, teaching and training. It then progresses to the building of an infrastructure for development and clinical practice, the maintenance of meticulous records and the evaluation of results. As such, the book is a very personal account wri...
