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WEALTH VIRTUES
A Guide to acquire more money than you spend and to save more
money than you owe
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Binding: Perfect Paperback
EAN: 9781607991847
ISBN: 1607991845
Item Dimensions: 7087080580
Label: Tate Publishing
Manufacturer: Tate Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 276
Publication Date: April 14, 2009
Publisher: Tate Publishing
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Studio: Tate Publishing
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A benevolent King; ...his sword of power; ...a ruthless traitor bent on revenge; ...and the faithful son who stands in his way with the woman destined to share his throne. Who shall emerge as the victor in this epic struggle between good and evil to govern the lives of hapless men?
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I greatly enjoyed this historical tale of betrayal, victory and romance.
While not without its flaws, The Victor is an enjoyable read that has a happy ending--my favorite kind! The story is simple: a man named Lucius seeks revenge against the king for banishment and nearly succeeds before the king's son saves the day. And you know what, the plot line works, plain and simple. My biggest issue was getting a grasp on the passage of time. Too often "many years passed," or something happened ... Read More
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In the book marketplace today with the choices of stories that present chivalry and honor disappearing rapidly, it is great to have this one appear unexpectedly. But what kind of story is this...is it a romance? Or an adventure? Think back to classics of the past such as Knights of the Round Table with Robert Taylor and Ava Gardner. If you ask a guy, he'd say it's an adventure. But ask any gal and she'll likely say its a romance. So there you have it! Classics usually do appeal to both genders, and this ... Read More
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What a phenomenal book!
When I first read the premise of this book, I knew I would enjoy it since it took place in medieval times. But what really drew my interest, was that Marlayne described it as a retelling of "the Gospel as a medieval love story." Marlayne further stated that the following verses from Amy Grant's "Fairytale" song (Father's Eyes album) was the inspiration behind the book, "Two princes wage the battle for eternity but The Victor has been known from the start..."
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"Two princes wage the battle for eternity... but the Victor has been known from the start."
The land of Ellioth is ruled by the mighty king Eloth, and will one day be ruled by his son, Joshua. Baron Lucius knows and loathes this fact, but his jealous attempts to seize the throne have all gone awry. Banished from Eloth, he bides his time in the desert, waiting for his chance to strike a blow to the king's heart.
Llyonesse is betrothed to Prince Joshua, but when her father is crowned ... Read More
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The book takes place in the medieval kingdoms of Ellioth and Shiloh. Ellioth is ruled by a kind and wise king, Eloth. He has a young son, Joshua, who will some day rule in his stead and is betrothed to the beautiful Llyonesse. All is well in the kingdom until the arrival on the scene of the villain, Lucius, who, filled with hatred and jealousy, attempts to overthrow the king. Not content to steal only the throne, Lucius also covets Joshua's intended bride. Thus begins the battle between good and evil and only ... Read More
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