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The Bet Part Three (2015)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781311119926 bzw. 1311119922, in Englisch, Smashwords, Smashwords, Smashwords, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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""-Did he look like his pictures? Echo asked-Even better Echo. Yvaine said dreamily as she remembered his all-American gorgeous boy features-Damn. Echo and Dior both said at the same time- He walked me to my car and asked me out on a second date and then he kissed me-Ooooh, both girls said. Yvaine smiled-Second date sounds nice. Echo said-I thought so too. Until Jackson showed up at my doorstep last night. . "Yvaine is a famous adult film star who one day makes a bet with her two best friends that she can get not one, not two, but THREE 'average Joe' type guys to fall for her without her revealing who she truly is. Sounds easy until an old flame comes back in Yvaine's life. Will she win the bet or the love she had always wanted?".
""-Did he look like his pictures? Echo asked-Even better Echo. Yvaine said dreamily as she remembered his all-American gorgeous boy features-Damn. Echo and Dior both said at the same time- He walked me to my car and asked me out on a second date and then he kissed me-Ooooh, both girls said. Yvaine smiled-Second date sounds nice. Echo said-I thought so too. Until Jackson showed up at my doorstep last night. . "Yvaine is a famous adult film star who one day makes a bet with her two best friends that she can get not one, not two, but THREE 'average Joe' type guys to fall for her without her revealing who she truly is. Sounds easy until an old flame comes back in Yvaine's life. Will she win the bet or the love she had always wanted?".
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Three Days (2016)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781310568381 bzw. 1310568383, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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This story tells of possibly the most important 3 days in the history of WWII. Very little is known about the men who took part in this particular battle as they were members of the Top Secret 203 Regiment of the Home Guard or otherwise known as the British Resistance. Very much like the French Resistance, these men were in small individual groups known as Auxiliary Patrols. Each patrol consisted of 4 - 6 men from the local area who were in reserved occupations, such as farm workers, agricultural engineers. The most important thing was that they had to know their local area well and could move about unobserved. They could tell no one that they were members as this would risk their lives if and when the Germans invaded England. In early September 1941 a small group of German saboteurs were dropped into Kent in readiness for Operation Sealion but they were arrested in a matter of days. It was decided to send another group of saboteurs, but this time they would be landed by sea in a remote part of Sussex. This time they ensured that all members of the group could speak English like a native and wore English clothes. This landing took place at 6 o'clock in the morning on Friday 13th September 1941 in the estuary of the River Cuckmere. The only problem was that up in a field over looking the estuary was Jack smith, who was repairing a binder so that the harvest could get under way when the farm workers and Land Army girls arrived at 8 o'clock. Jack was a member of the Blatchington Auxiliary patrol. Once his report was given to his patrol leader it sparked off much activity throughout the local Auxiliary patrols as each one was tasked to not only find these Germans but to watch them and see what they were doing. The person controlling these activities was 'The Pheasant', the Top Secret leader of 203 Regiment. During the 13th, the main task was to find and identify each of the 10 men who landed that morning. Once this was done, the local patrol was assigned to watch the men I t.
This story tells of possibly the most important 3 days in the history of WWII. Very little is known about the men who took part in this particular battle as they were members of the Top Secret 203 Regiment of the Home Guard or otherwise known as the British Resistance. Very much like the French Resistance, these men were in small individual groups known as Auxiliary Patrols. Each patrol consisted of 4 - 6 men from the local area who were in reserved occupations, such as farm workers, agricultural engineers. The most important thing was that they had to know their local area well and could move about unobserved. They could tell no one that they were members as this would risk their lives if and when the Germans invaded England. In early September 1941 a small group of German saboteurs were dropped into Kent in readiness for Operation Sealion but they were arrested in a matter of days. It was decided to send another group of saboteurs, but this time they would be landed by sea in a remote part of Sussex. This time they ensured that all members of the group could speak English like a native and wore English clothes. This landing took place at 6 o'clock in the morning on Friday 13th September 1941 in the estuary of the River Cuckmere. The only problem was that up in a field over looking the estuary was Jack smith, who was repairing a binder so that the harvest could get under way when the farm workers and Land Army girls arrived at 8 o'clock. Jack was a member of the Blatchington Auxiliary patrol. Once his report was given to his patrol leader it sparked off much activity throughout the local Auxiliary patrols as each one was tasked to not only find these Germans but to watch them and see what they were doing. The person controlling these activities was 'The Pheasant', the Top Secret leader of 203 Regiment. During the 13th, the main task was to find and identify each of the 10 men who landed that morning. Once this was done, the local patrol was assigned to watch the men I t.
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