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In the high-stakes world of the 101st Airborne, Warrant Officer Evelyn Sterling is a woman of many faces. To Richard Winters, she is a trusted confidante and to Lewis Nixon, she is a sharp-witted peer and a co-conspirator.
But as Easy Company prepares to jump into the dark of Normandy, the Specialist mask Evelyn has worn since the Spanish Civil War begins to fracture.
The Glass Horizon follows Evelyn’s journey through the jagged landscape of occupied Europe and her own past while she finds herself irrevocably tethered to Ronald Speirs—a soldier who is more myth than man.
In a world of mud, blood, and silence, Evelyn must decide which version of herself can survive the drop—and which one she is willing to leave behind on the horizon
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06 Jun 2026
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An American funeral director crosses the road while thinking about coffee in 2016 and finds herself in London in the wrong century, with a messenger bag and absolutely no time to panic because panic has never solved anything.
Her grandfather always warned her about crossroads. She thought he was being metaphorical. Turns out he wasn't.
She has no plan, no papers, and no plausible explanation for anything she knows. What she does have is a mortician's calm that translates surprisingly well into wartime, a brain that won't stop cataloguing, and the unparalleled stubbornness of a woman who intends to survive whatever life throws at her.
Probably.
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24 May 2026
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Michael Robinavitch is probably Jewish.
Michael Robinavitch is an older guy. Not sure by how much, though.
Michael Robinavitch has terrible handwriting.
Those are all the things you know about your supposed soulmate, whose name, in a barely legible chicken scratch, has been written on your wrist since the day you were born.
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22 May 2026
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The pay was unreasonable, the child was famously difficult, and the Supreme Commander of the Holy Knights was, unfortunately, exactly as advertised.
You came to the interview in the wrong coat, said the wrong things, and got the job anyway. You were going to do good work, save your money, and leave.
The position was temporary.
The child had other ideas.
So, it turns out, did his father.Bookmarked by Lope
20 Apr 2026
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of ashes and vows by levisgirlx
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
10 Apr 2026
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"You run," he begins carefully, multi-colored eyes dark. "And I shall have you hunted down within the hour."
Indignation flares. And they say he's honorable—he's no different from most of the Targaryens you've met, all possessiveness and darkness, hoarding their wives like dragons hoard gold."
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It is said that Prince Baelor Breakspear perceived something amiss during the trial and spoke sharply to the marshals, urging to halt the proceedings altogether, though for what cause none can say with certainty.
Some claim the effort was dishonorable, borne from a desperate desire to protect his brother and nephews.
Whatever the reason, no halt was granted.
Mushroom insists Prince Baelor had glimpsed “a pair of maiden’s eyes” behind the visor and would have stopped the trial to spare her, though whether this speaks to truth or to the fool’s taste for embellishment must be left to the reader.
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18 Apr 2026