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  • The Exorcism of Moses K.

    The Zuriel Disclosures, #1

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 1 - The Zuriel Disclosures
    Moses Karnowski is the black-sheep son of the Chasidic rabbi of Lasin in Prussian-dominated Poland. As an itinerant peddler driving his wagon loaded with wares he has ample opportunity to seduce housewives while husbands are out doing compulsory labor on one of lord Romuald Rogozinski's farms. Moses impregnates a 15-year-old Polish peasant girl - Marta Nering. She gives birth to a son - Valentine, ... Read more

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  • Istanbul's Fall, 1587

    Reclaiming Constantinople, #1

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 1 - Reclaiming Constantinople
    What if we could go back and re-make history? What if Sigismund II, the last king of Poland/Grand Duke of Lithuania had not died childless in 1572, but had produced an heir: Casimir V? What if, carried away with zeal, he mustered the forces of European Christendom to mount a new crusade to re-capture Constantinople, lost to the Moslem Ottomans in 1453? Meet his childhood friend and skeptical ... Read more

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  • The Federation Builders

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    What if Napoleon had truly won—& a new nation rose from the ashes of empire?In this gripping alternate history, the Peace of Warsaw (1812) reshapes Europe. A humbled Tsar Alexander surrenders vast territories, & the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is reborn under King Józef Antoni Kossakowski—with French bayonets monitoring. But fragile peace brings new dangers: Russian subversion, ethnic tensions, ... Read more

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  • Murder in New Orleans

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    A riveting historical mystery set in an alternate 1900 where the South won the Civil WarIn the sultry summer of 1900, New Orleans Detective Jean-Baptiste Delacroix faces the most impossible case of his career—one that will force him to choose between his badge and his brother.When a European merchant is found crucified on Andrew Jackson's statue in Jackson Square, Jean-Baptiste recognizes the ... Read more

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  • Mieszko and Poland's Conversion

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    In this gripping historical novel, pagan Duke Mieszko I of the Polans converts to Christianity to wed Dobrawa, daughter of Czech Boleslav I, forging a vital alliance against threats by Saxony and the Empire. Set in 10th-C Europe, the story blends political intrigue, spiritual conflict, and supernatural tension. Mieszko's decision—demanded by Dobrawa and negotiated thru envoys—avoids <stron... ... Read more

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  • The Re-conquest of Constantinople

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    What if we could go back and re-make history? What if the last king of Poland/Grand Duke of Lithuania had not died childless in 1572, but had produced an heir: Casimir V? What if, carried away with zeal, he mustered the forces of European Christendom to mount a new crusade to re-capture Constantinople, lost to the Moslem Ottomans in 1453? Meet his childhood friend and skeptical chancellor Jan ... Read more

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  • The Governing of a Christian Constantinople

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    My forte is Alternate History. The following is a review by Herbl, copied from Amazon's website. It pertains to a previous book of mine in the genre, The Strange Life of Walenty Karnowski."This novel contains so much insight into life in the 19th century part of Poland that was dominated by Prussian rule. ...There are no slow sections in this book. Be prepared to read nonstop because there is no ... Read more

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  • The Possession of Moishe K

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    It's 1842 in Prussian-dominated Poland. Something sinister is happening in the poor, bucolic countryside surrounding the town of Lasin, causing peasants to keep their doors locked. It begins when peddler Moishe (Moses) Karnowski, the Chasidic rabbi's son, who is alienated from his father, stumbles upon a coven of Satan-worshipers deep in the forest and becomes possessed by twelve devils. He ... Read more

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  • Istanbul's Fall, 1587

    Reclaiming Constantinople, #2

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 2 - Reclaiming Constantinople
    What if we could go back and re-make history? What if Sigismund II, the last king of Poland/Grand Duke of Lithuania, had not died childless in 1572, but had produced an heir: Casimir V? What if, carried away with zeal, he mustered the forces of European Christendom to mount a new crusade to re-capture Constantinople, lost to the Moslem Ottomans in 1453? Meet his childhood friend and skeptical ... Read more

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  • Val Karnowski, Boy Revolutionary, 1848

    The Zuriel Disclosures, #2

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 2 - The Zuriel Disclosures
    Val Karnowski, Boy Revolutionaryby Gerald R. SchmidtSet against the backdrop of a Poland struggling under Prussian oppression, Val Karnowski, Boy Revolutionary is a sweeping historical diary that chronicles the life of a gifted orphan amid the turbulent events of 1848. Told in vivid detail through daily entries, this deeply Catholic and emotionally charged novel explores the spiritual, cultural, ... Read more

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  • Istanbul's Fall, 1587

    Reclaiming Constantinople, #3

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 3 - Reclaiming Constantinople
    What if we could go back and re-make history? What if Sigismund II, the last king of Poland/Grand Duke of Lithuania, had not died childless in 1572, but had produced an heir: Casimir V? What if, carried away with zeal, he mustered the forces of European Christendom to mount a new crusade to re-capture Constantinople, lost to the Moslem Ottomans in 1453? Meet his childhood friend and skeptical ... Read more

    $2.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Surviving First Grade, Poland 1848

    The Zuriel Disclosures, #3

    by Gerald R. Schmidt ...
    Series Book 3 - The Zuriel Disclosures
    A Polish Boy-Genius in a Hostile EnvironmentPoland, 1848: Where survival is a daily struggle and intelligence can be a dangerous gift.In a land crushed under Prussian rule, where peasants are reduced to foraging in the forest just to eat, one boy's mind sets him apart—and places him in danger. Young orphan Val Karnowski, a Polish peasant child with a genius-level IQ, is taken in by a kind-hearted ... Read more

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