December History Collections

A double-dose of fresh history releases—119 new titles across two premium collections, covering world events, ancient civilizations, politics, culture, war, science, psychology, espionage, leadership, anthropology, and the biggest global stories shaping 2025.

Whether you’re a lifelong history reader or just love learning something new every day, this bundle brings you a massive range of perspectives for a tiny one-time price.

And yes—all formats included (EPUB, MOBI, PDF) and yours forever.

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✔️ What You Get

For just $14, you receive:

📚 Collection #1 — History New Releases (December 2025)

61 brand-new titles spanning ancient empires, modern geopolitics, AI, anthropology, naval warfare, philosophy, global conflict, cultural history, and more.

Full List of Titles:

• A Brief History of Chronomancy (Andrew Rowe)

• A History of Ancient Rome in Twelve Coins (Gareth Harney)

• A History of Astrology, Divination and Prophecy (DK)

• A History of Existential Psychology; Volume 1 (Zoltán Kőváry)

• A History of the World in Six Plagues (Edna Bonhomme)

• A Little History of Mathematics (Snezana Lawrence)

• A Protest History of the United States (Gloria J. Browne-Marshall)

• A Short History of Nearly Everything 2.0 (Bill Bryson)

• A Social History of Analytic Philosophy (Christoph Schuringa)

• Across the Universe: The History of the Crossword Puzzle (Natan Last)

• African Queens (Captivating History)

• Air-Borne (Carl Zimmer)

• Alexander Unleashed (Aeon History)

• America, América (Greg Grandin)

• Ancient Greece (DK)

• Blank Space (W. David Marx)

• Bloody Crowns (Michael Livingston)

• China Resurrected (Frans Paul van der Putten)

• Destroyer of Worlds (Frank Close)

• Evolution (Captivating History)

• Extractive Capitalism (Laleh Khalili)

• Fighting Fifteen (Stephen L. Moore)

• Goliath’s Curse (Luke Kemp)

• History Matters (David McCullough)

• History of Naval Warfare (Captivating History)

• History’s Strangest Deaths (Riley Knight)

• Human History on Drugs (Sam Kelly)

• Labelled with Love (Andy Bollen)

• Lords of Earth and Sea (Anirudh Kanisetti)

• Lower than the Angels (Diarmaid MacCulloch)

• Mavericks (Jenny Draper)

• McNamara at War (William Taubman)

• Nations Apart (Colin Woodard)

• On Antisemitism (Mark Mazower)

• On Democracies and Death Cults (Douglas Murray)

• Queen James (Gareth Russell)

• Rogues and Scholars (James Stourton)

• Shifting Sands (Judith Scheele)

• Sorry, Not Sorry (Mark Critch)

• Swap (Drew Hinshaw & Joe Parkinson)

• The Birth of the Anglo-Saxons (Max Adams)

• The Curious History of Vegetables (Bill Laws)

• The Great Museum of the Sea (James P. Delgado)

• The History of Money (David McWilliams)

• The History of Soccer (Skriuwer)

• The Invention of Amsterdam (Ben Coates)

• The Invention of Design (Maggie Gram)

• The Japanese Empire (Captivating History)

• The Land Trap (Mike Bird)

• The Navajo (Hourly History)

• The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019–2025 (Gavin Leech & Dwarkesh Patel)

• The Secret History of the Five Eyes (Richard Kerbaj)

• The Shortest History of France (Colin Jones)

• The Shortest History of Migration

• The Sword of Freedom (Yossi Cohen)

• They All Came to Barneys (Gene Pressman)

• Tomorrow Is Yesterday (Hussein Agha & Robert Malley)

• Under Assault (Dennis Molinaro)

• Vigilance Is Not Enough (Mark M. Lowenthal)

• Voices from the Kitchen (Marc Meyer)

• When Caesar Was King (David Margolick)

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🌍 Collection #2 — World History New Releases (December 2025)

58 new titles covering empires, global finance, gender history, WWII, authoritarianism, pandemics, geopolitics, propaganda, monarchy, and more.

Full List of Titles:

• 10 Mistakes That Changed History (Paul Coulter)

• 1939 (Charles River Editors)

• 1942 (Peter Fritzsche)

• 1945 (Max Likin)

• American Pop (Taylor Prescott)

• Apocalypse (Lizzie Wade)

• Back to Life: Wonders of the World (DK)

• Before Gender (Eli Erlick)

• Born (Lucy Inglis)

• Captives and Companions (Justin Marozzi)

• Confidence Man (Maggie Haberman)

• Confronting Evil (Bill O’Reilly & Josh Hammer)

• Empire of the Elite (Michael M. Grynbaum)

• Fake History (Otto English)

• Feminist History for Every Day of the Year (Kate Mosse)

• Generals and Admirals of the Third Reich Vol. 3 (James “Jack” Webb)

• Gentlemen of the Woods (Willa Hammitt Brown)

• Ghosts of Hiroshima (Charles Pellegrino)

• Heiresses (Miranda Kaufmann)

• History of Science (Various)

• How Wars End (Jan Van Aken)

• Jews vs. Rome (Barry Strauss)

• Lower than the Angels (Diarmaid MacCulloch)

• Master of Rome (David Potter)

• Notorious (Otto English)

• Original Sin (Jake Tapper & Alex Thompson)

• Our Dollar, Your Problem (Kenneth Rogoff)

• Peak Human (Johan Norberg)

• Ring of Fire (Churchill & Eberholst)

• Rope (Tim Queeney)

• Sins of the Filthy Rich (Peter Coleman)

• Slavery in the British Empire (Stephen Cushion)

• Spam (Kelly A. Spring)

• The Almightier (Paul Vigna)

• The Battle for Trust (David Ryback)

• The CIA Book Club (Charlie English)

• The Decline of the West Vol. 1–2 (Oswald Spengler)

• The Deep State Goes Viral (Debbie Lerman)

• The Dogs of Mariupol (Tom Mutch)

• The Grammar of Angels (Edward Wilson-Lee)

• The History Gossip (Katie Kennedy)

• The Jew Who Would Be King (Adam Laurence Rovner)

• The Nazi Mind (Laurence Rees)

• The Nine Lives of Christopher Columbus (Matthew Restall)

• The Outward Path (Sebastian Purcell)

• The Power and the Glory (Jonathan Wilson)

• The Rise and Fall of the Communist Revolution (Warren H. Carroll)

• The Secret History of the Five Eyes (Richard Kerbaj)

• The Six (Steven Schwankert)

• The Things She Carried (Kathleen B. Casey)

• The Wool Industry: A Global History (Anthony Burton)

• The Wounded Generation (David Nasaw)

• Three Revolutions (Simon Hall)

• Twelve Churches (Fergus Butler-Gallie)

• Victory ’45 (James Holland)

• What We Eat (Pierre Singaravélou, Sylvain Venayre & Stephen W. Sawyer)

• Women Who Ruled the World (Elizabeth Norton)

• Zbig (Edward Luce)

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💾 Formats Included

✔️ EPUB
✔️ MOBI (Kindle-friendly)
✔️ PDF
✔️ All titles are yours forever—no expiration, no DRM hassles.

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📥 How You’ll Receive Your Books

We’ll deliver everything through a clean, organized Google Drive folder.
These collections are large, so we highly recommend downloading to a computer/Mac first, then transferring to your favorite device.

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🎁 Your Price Today

Both December History Collections (119 titles)

Only $14

For perspective… a single history hardcover is usually $18–$30.
Here you’re getting 119 brand-new releases for less than the cost of lunch.