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Victory Rising

Victory Rising

It's not as easy as it seems to be a prince, especially when it seems impossible to meet expectations. As the second prince, young Donavin is expected to someday become the commander of the army like his great uncle who happens to hate him. Maybe it's because he would rather hold a book than a sword or that he's more likely to trip than to land a hit in training. Either way, the ability to protect his jerk of an older brother and an entire country seems utterly impossible. Frustrated, he runs away to be alone, only to be immediately found by a peasant girl who is also having a bad day. It's not easy being a foreigner in a new country especially when you can't talk to anyone. Vera looks a little too much like the enemy, and her father has strange rules, one of which is no talking outside the home. It seems impossible to make friends when you can't talk to anyone. It doesn't help that people think she's stupid because she is still learning the basics of a new language while others are reading and writing. Frustrated that she can't be herself or show her skills she runs away, so she can just be herself for a while when she runs into someone else trying to hide from the world and decides right there and then that they should be friends. Years pass and their friendship has helped both of them grow into stronger people, their situations in life have changed but more changes are on the way, and secrets will get revealed leading to adventures and futures neither could have imagined.
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Driven Hearts: Capturing Victory

Driven Hearts: Capturing Victory

Hi, my name is Nikita Slater and I'm the International Bestselling author of The Queens series, Fire & Vice series, The Sanctuary series, Driven Hearts series and several standalone novels. I've loved the written word my entire life and am an avid reader, as well as a writer. I live, eat and breathe books and I'm always working on something new! ​ I live on the beautiful Canadian prairies with my son and crazy awesome dog. I have an unholy affinity for books (especially dark romance), wine, pets and anything chocolate. Despite some of the darker themes in my books (which are pure fun and fantasy), I am a staunch feminist and advocate of equal rights for all races, genders and non-gender specific persons. When I'm not writing, dreaming about writing or talking about writing, I love to help others discover a love of reading and writing through literacy and social work. Trapped, taken and caged by a cruel captor. Her solitary existence as a world class hacker changes in the blink of an eye when she's kidnapped by an international arms dealer. Everything she knows, everything she understands has shifted. Ivan Vogel insists that she is now his slave. He plays terrible mind games while torturing her senses. He keeps her locked up, away from all her toys. But once she is free, once she can fly again, she will reign hatred down on her enemy. She will use everything she knows against him, everything she has been taught until she is victorious. She will rip out the heart he insists beats only for her. His obsession will be his downfall. His caged bird will make sure of it. This book is standalone. Guaranteed HEA, NO cheating, NO cliffhanger. Sizzling dark mafia romance. Read at your own risk!
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SILENT WEAPON: Landslide Victory

SILENT WEAPON: Landslide Victory

Kamu and Lampa Kingdoms lived to fight all the time. Kamu was a land with no respect for human life and love except, for those with royal blood. Lampa, on the contrary, had a humane King hence was better. After the death of King Guantai of the Kamu Kingdom, the throne was taken over by his cruel son Prince Martin, who was far worse than his father. He challenged King Kang’ethe to take over the rule of Lampa too for its riches and for it having no heir to the throne. He tried but never succeeded until Jasper; a wizard of the first order arrived in the kingdom and warned him of his rule. Later, Prince Martin, now the King, fell in love with a Lampa girl, who happened to be the presumed-dead daughter of King Kang’ethe. She was found by the Kamu warriors in the forest during their patrols searching for an herb for her dying mother. She was accused of trespassing, and was meant to be executed being from the enemy Kingdom. King Martin’s heart was drawn to this girl and did not want her executed. He therefore escaped with her and gave up the throne to his sister, who was also after the power. After King Kang’ethe found out his daughter was still alive and in love with Martin, he passed on his throne to them. His dream had come true and the two Kingdoms found peace. Love became the Silent Weapon that found them peace with no more bloodshed in battle. The two Kingdoms ended up uniting into Kamulampa Kingdom but two territories under the humane rule of; King Martin and his Queen Catherine; King Joseph and his Queen Dorothy.
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What does 'life unarmed' mean in your story?
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2024-12-06 23:33
For me, 'life unarmed' in my story refers to going through life without the protection of pre - determined power structures or social status. I had to face every situation with just my own abilities, beliefs and values. It was a raw and real experience that taught me a great deal about myself and the world around me. I had to work hard, be honest and take risks without any safety nets. It was tough at times but also very fulfilling in the end.
Can you share your story in 'life unarmed'?
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2024-12-06 19:17
Sure. 'Life unarmed' for me has been a journey of self - discovery. I've faced challenges without the metaphorical 'weapons' of privilege or excessive resources. Each day was about relying on my own wits and inner strength. There were times when I felt vulnerable, but those moments also made me grow stronger.
Starting from scratch, you can't be unarmed.
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2024-09-11 10:52
Starting from scratch referred to a person starting a business from nothing and finally succeeding with his own efforts and talent. However, in novels, it was often the case that entrepreneurs were unarmed when they started their business, which often led to the inability of entrepreneurs to obtain sufficient support or resources when they encountered difficulties in the early stages. Therefore, the plot of starting from scratch and not being unarmed in a novel was usually set up to achieve the tension of the plot and promote the development of the plot.
Victory slogan
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2025-01-04 18:48
There were many different choices for the winning slogan, such as " The merciless years increase and decrease, the taste of youth is bitter and sweet "," As long as the road is right, there is no need to be afraid of the long road "," A knowledgeable person will ask even if he understands; a shallow person will not ask even if he does not understand ", etc. These slogans emphasized the spirit of perseverance, hard work, and courage, encouraging people to go all out in the face of challenges.
Speed 11 Victory
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2024-12-24 03:03
Extreme Speed 11 was a speed-type racket launched by Victor. It was designed with a thin-winged frame and a fast energy bow, which was designed to provide faster return speed and better agility. Extreme Speed 11 had a relatively large surface area, which reduced the margin of error and made it easier to use. The head of the racket was slightly harder, suitable for both offense and defense. On the outside, the Speedy 11 was a vibrant rose red and metallic blue color scheme, giving people a feeling of passion and desire. In general, Extreme Speed 11 was suitable for players of all levels, whether they were newbies or experienced players.
The difference between a one-stop victory and a one-stop victory
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2024-12-21 04:46
The difference between a one-stop victory and a one-stop victory was the meaning and usage of the two. Winning the first battle was the wrong phrase. The correct one should be winning the first battle. The first victory referred to winning the first battle or campaign. It was a metaphor for a good start. And victory in the First World War referred to victory in the First World War. Therefore, a one-stop victory was not the correct phrase. It could be due to a misspelled word or misunderstanding.
Turn defeat into victory
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2025-01-08 04:01
There were a few novels similar to " The Third Time of Fast Crossing: Turning Defeat into Victory " that could be recommended. Among them," Koi Luck " was a novel about a koi fairy from the immortal world who helped unlucky people reverse their fate in different worlds. In addition," Man in the Heavens, Turning Defeat into Victory " was also a time-travel novel. It told the story of the protagonist shuttling through various original worlds, movies, and animations, breaking through the spatial wall and achieving victory. Other than that, there are also novels such as Ba Shu and Tang Dynasty Noble Son that might meet your needs.
Villain Victory World
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2025-01-06 07:23
If you like the subject of the villain's victory, I can recommend you a novel called " I'm a villain in the movie world." The protagonist in the novel accidentally obtained the villain system and began a different kind of villain's life. In addition, there was another novel called " Creating a Movie World ", which also ended with the villain winning. These novels could give readers an unusual reading experience.
Is Victory a True Story?
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2024-10-15 07:38
It's hard to say for sure. It might draw inspiration from real-life situations but be embellished for dramatic effect.
The slogan of victory is full of domineering
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2025-01-08 06:58
The winning slogan was a series of motivational slogans aimed at inspiring people's fighting spirit and courage to pursue excellence and success. These slogans emphasized values such as unity, progress, self-discipline, and self-improvement. They also encouraged people to surpass themselves, challenge their limits, and let their dreams fly. Although the search results provided contained a lot of irrelevant content, the theme and spirit of the slogan were clear. These slogans can be used in various fields, such as classes, individuals, sales teams, etc., to motivate people to maintain a positive attitude and effort in the pursuit of goals and success.
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