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  • The Korean War

    In 1951, best friends Pete Alvarez and Jose Aban, young men with adventurous goals and ambitions, have joined the Philippine Expeditionary Forces to Korea (PEFTOK) along with other Filipino soldiers in the 19th Battalion Combat Team.What experiences await the two in the Korean War? ... Read more

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  • The Last Romanov

    Written by Norbert L. Mercado, the author takes us on a journey of possibilities about the tragic story of the last Romanov family - that of Tsar Nicholas and Empress Alexandra - after the end of World War I and the Russian Revolution. ... Read more

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  • Cambodia's Children of Sorrow

    Cambodia's Children of Sorrow and Other Stories. This is the first anthology of short stories in Asia written by Norbert L. Mercado. ... Read more

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  • The Battle Of Manila Bay

    The Spanish Armada has allowed the Spaniards to maintain their powerful grip on the areas they have conquered.The American Asiatic Squadron aims to break that grip and bring freedom to the inhabitants of the Spanish colonies.Explore the battle which paved the way for a new era."The Battle Of Manila Bay" is the latest novel from the pen of Norbert Mercado, author of "The Korean War" and "The ... Read more

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  • Even The Grass Bleeds

    On July 16, 1990, the most devastating earthquake in Philippine history takes place. Daniel, an engineering student is trapped beneath the rubble of the Hyatt Terraces Hotel. Rose, his girlfriend, is an OFW in Hong Kong. She awaits news of his situation.A love story which shows the nature of man: his love and hatred, his compassion and greed, his weakness and determination to rise above human ... Read more

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  • The Silk Trade

    Menachem was a young Jew who had been engaged in the silk and spice business for almost two years. The silk came from China, and the spices from India.Menachem and his friends bought the silk and the spices from Parthian businessmen in the city of Petra. Parthians bought these goods from China and from India, and sold these to enterprising Jews who traveled in caravans using camels, donkeys and ... Read more

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  • Chrysanthemum

    Chrys, a Filipina singer in Hong Kong, is torn between Michael, a dedicated soldier fighting against communist insurgency, and Peter, a jet-setting Chinese businessman capable of offering her financial security.Written by Norbert L. Mercado in 1989, Chrysanthemum is a touching story of love and revolution in the Philippines. ... Read more

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  • World Record

    "Not so many nations capture the honor and privilege of establishing a world record in prolific novel-writing. The United Kingdom of Great Britain was one when its top novelist, Ms. Barbara Cartland, wrote 23 novels in 1983. Thirty-one years later, the Philippines surpassed Great Britain's three-decade world record with the writing of 27 novels for a new world record. We owe this feat to the God ... Read more

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  • In The Shadow Of The Roman Empire

    In The Shadow Of The Roman Empire, #1

    Series Book 1 - In The Shadow Of The Roman Empire
    "The Jews love freedom, and they will fight for it with their blood," Marcus Aurelius told his military aide Flavius as the hexareme ship Oceanus, with troops on board, was plying the Mediterranean Sea, the new lake of the Roman Empire.Marcus Aurelius was the newly designated chief centurion in Jerusalem. He was personally chosen by the Roman Emperor Caesar Tiberius, successor of Caesar Augustus. ... Read more

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  • The Third Thief

    Adoram and Zadok were still asleep when Ephraim left the house. He had covered his head with a cloth. He also kept a black eye-patch in his bag for covering his left eye. This would serve as a form of disguise. He also carried a staff that served as his weapon. He journeyed to the city of Jerusalem which was only about half-a-mile from Bethany. ... Read more

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  • Architects Of Earth

    "When I find the right guy, then that's the time I'll walk down the aisle," Jennifer said.Jimmy felt bad at Jennifer's statement because he had been courting her since their third year in college. But Jennifer only saw him as a friend. There was never a hint of romantic emotion for him. Still, Jimmy kept on hoping and praying that someday, she would feel something for him, too."Well, I hope you'll ... Read more

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  • Escape To Tarshish

    "Is Tarshish a big city?" Jonah asked Shaphat as they lay on wooden beds for paid passengers after dinner."It is. It's the center of commerce in the region. That's why ships bring goods from other nations to be sold there. There are so many rich people in Tarshish. Commerce is good," Shaphat replied."What about gold?""Yes. The ships also bring gold to Tarshish, and also silver," Shaphat replied. ... Read more

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