Murder at the Agora
A bestselling historical mystery set in classical Athens — by Adrian Kerr.
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Breathtaking vigilante thrillers. Historical mysteries where every alley hides a secret. High fantasy shaped by ancient forests, curses, and quiet menace. And political analysis removed from the German book trade—not because it lacks quality, but because it challenges approved narratives.
Fire in the Holy Land delivers a clear-eyed examination of Israel, Hamas, and October 7. It cuts through propaganda, selective outrage, and moral manipulation to document what happened, how it was framed, and why so much of the public conversation is built on distortion. This is not commentary—it is confrontation with facts.
The Tolerance Trap exposes how “tolerance” can be weaponized: turned from a civic virtue into a tool that shuts down debate, punishes dissent, and reshapes institutions through moral pressure rather than argument. It shows how societies lose freedom not overnight, but by applauding the very mechanisms that dismantle it.
The Human Map offers the counterstrategy. A system of practical building blocks for understanding people, power, and motivation—across leadership, conflict, business, and personal decision-making. Those who recognize patterns act earlier, speak clearer, and make better choices while others are still guessing.
KPFTV Editions curates stories and ideas that are not designed to comfort, but to matter. Books that pull you in—and books that sharpen how you see the world.
Feindbild AfD — Jonathan Falk
Feindbild AfD ist keine Parteischrift und kein politisches Pamphlet. Es ist eine Analyse darüber, wie demokratische Debatten verengt werden, wie moralische Etiketten Argumente ersetzen — und wie Meinungsfreiheit schleichend unter Vorbehalt gestellt wird.
Ende Dezember wurden Jonathan Falks Bücher unter fadenscheinigen Begründungen aus dem deutschen Buchhandel entfernt. Kein Gerichtsurteil. Kein Verbot. Nur Druck, Angst — und Schweigen. Seither waren seine Werke auf Deutsch faktisch nicht mehr erhältlich.
KPFTV Editions sitzt in einem Land mit Meinungsfreiheit. Und genau deshalb ändern wir das jetzt. Ab sofort bieten wir Jonathan Falks deutschsprachige Bücher exklusiv in unserem eigenen Buchshop an — für Leser, die sich selbst ein Urteil bilden wollen.
Feindbild AfD is not a partisan manifesto. It is a study of how democratic discourse narrows, how moral labeling replaces argument, and how freedom of expression is quietly placed under conditions.
In late December, Jonathan Falk’s German-language books were removed from the German book trade under questionable pretexts. No ban. No ruling. Just pressure — and silence. Since then, his work has remained available only in English, Spanish, and French.
As a publisher based in a country that protects free speech, KPFTV Editions is reversing that reality. Jonathan Falk’s German-language books are now returning — available exclusively through our own bookstore, for readers who want to read what others would rather see disappear.
Light and Shadow – Legends of Mythnia
The Enchanted Bread Tree
Welcome to Mythnia — a bright, magical world where courage grows quietly, kindness matters, and every adventure carries a lesson your child can actually use. The Enchanted Bread Tree is the perfect first step into the series: imaginative, warm, and designed for young readers who love wonder without fear.
Ideal for ages 8+, this story blends gentle suspense, playful fantasy, and a strong sense of friendship — the kind of book kids want to reread, and parents love to recommend.
The Human Map
Understanding People. Power. Decisions.
The Human Map is not a theory book — it is a system. A clear framework for understanding how people think, align, resist, and act under pressure.
Used in leadership, strategy, business, and personal decision-making, it turns complex human behavior into practical building blocks. Those who see patterns early don’t react — they anticipate.
For readers who want clarity instead of clichés.
The Hex of the Eldertree
Light and Shadow – Legends of Mythnia
The Hex of the Eldertree opens the door to Mythnia — a magical world of quiet courage, ancient forests, and secrets that reveal themselves only to the brave.
Written for readers aged 8+, this story blends wonder, gentle suspense, and warmth. Perfect for independent reading or shared bedtime adventures.
A fantasy series that grows with its readers — imaginative, kind, and unforgettable.