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A new audiobook edition of Stephen Vincent Benet's epic poem of the American Civil War, spanning the years of the slave trade, John Brown's attack on Harper's Ferry, Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, and the assassination of Lincoln. Part history, part thrilling historical fiction, part haunting ghost story, all set to musical rhyme and meter. Includes a new introduction by the narrator.

After the sudden death of her father, Dani-Jo has to figure out where to go and how to deal with loss while facing the threats of the Savages, Pirates, and more. Following a fatal battle, the group sets out to the beach - the first time, for most of them. During their vacation, they stay at a rumored haunted castle that Dani-Jo has more connections to than she realizes. Dealing with her internal battles, she allows herself to open up to the possibility of love, but with that possibility comes risks that she’s not sure she’s willing to take...

Listeners who have experienced the thrill and passion of the discovery of first love, the fulfillment of true love, or the heart-wrenching pain of lost love, you will experience a shock of recognition on listening to these sensitive, finely-wrought poems contained in this book. In this, his first collection of verses, Kirkwood Ferguson captures all of love's moments and presents them to us, here, for all of us to share, understand, and contemplate.

Alonso Truylos's saga continues on the garden island that saved his life. His arrival, coinciding with the partial solar eclipse of 1586, convinces Queen Ka-ikilani and King Lono-i-ka-makahiki to ennoble him, against the wishes of a jealous hierarchy. This new role places him in the front and center of an exotic culture, where men are Gods, gifted children are taught magic by priests, and recreation rules the day. After settling into this lifestyle and while attending a gathering of only the high-class, Alonso sets his eyes on a higher-classed woman, Lei.

The Snapper's Capture is book three in the 10-book series entitled The Snapper Serial Killer series. In book three, LAPD think they've got this serial killer, but the Snapper is one smooth, fast-moving serial killer who escaped LAPD and the Federal police.

The Snapper serial killer earned the title as the snapper, because he snaps all of the body parts of his victim after he murders them....

Set in a small town, Dissemblance is a compelling drama following the unexpected death of a beloved and respected local politician’s teenaged son. As the family and town mourn his loss, curiosity leads the surviving brother to dig around for answers and find closure - only to uncover a web of lies, scandal, and murder from those closest to him. A fast-paced thriller you won’t want to miss.

Accidentally found in the dark waters of the swamp by a family fishing for large-mouth bass, they take the baby Boutone back to their home. The daughter and son develop especially close bonds with baby Boutone. However, Boutone grows from a cute, cuddly baby to a hideous monster.

This is the second book in A Quiet Contemplation series. In this book it collates together a series of poetic reflections and observations on life and death, coronavirus, and hope.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so, too! Listen to A Quiet Contemplation to hear poetic reflections and observations on attachments, on relationships, and on forgiveness.

In this first book in the series, A Quiet Contemplation, presents a series of poetic observations and reflections on life, love, positive thinking....

A vulnerable girl on the brink of being sold off gets rescued by a mythical god, who not only becomes a loving family figure, but uproots a nasty nationwide corruption that shakes Ireland, and its links to the unknown realms, to the core....

Jason falls in love with Raynee almost the moment he sees her. She thinks he's a turnip. What the heck? Turns out, he was. After watching his home and the city of Seattle destroyed by an alien force, he’s tossed out of Earth and onto the paramount dimension, where strange forces capable of materializing objects, crossing dimensions, and seeing the past apply

Danny Doucette, the best-selling author of True Stories of Resiliency, strikes again with a life-changing growth mindset book that will help you step out of your comfort zone and see more. More growth. More self-insight. More success.

Ben Upson is a broken man, a high school history teacher with dark secrets and deep resentments. As racial tensions run high on a school trip to Washington, DC, Ben meets a mysterious woman in the Capitol who knows more about him than he does himself. An explosion rocks the Capitol, and the woman sends Ben on an odyssey through time in search of the one weapon that can save the nation in this - the last battle of the American Revolution.

In this charmingly old-school science fiction novella, investigator Audrey Greene and her assistant, a quirky AI named Luna, must discover how 12 miners can simply vanish from the enclosed lunar colonies.

In this taut thriller, religious extremists the world over are overshadowed by, efficient and well-funded terrorists calling themselves the Crusaders. One knight of the Temple, Colette of Yerevan, goes to ground when vindictive FBI agent Miriam Bloome wipes out her unit. Now she must hide among the heathens, and find her way before she's declared an apostate and targeted by the frightful agents of the reborn Inquisition.

Every get the feeling that your company culture is completely insane? That your organisation is inherently dysfunctional and seems to emphasize pointless drama over getting work done? The good news is that you’re right: Your company’s culture is screwed up. The bad news is that most everyone else’s company culture is throwing sparks too. Culture is the product of the people that you work with, and people are...really quite interesting, given all the ways that well-meaning people can screw things up.

Oscar Mendoza’s first book, Book of the Dead: True Stories of Spirit Encounters, describes his paranormal experiences during his early years. This second book, The Dead Follow, continues Oscar’s hair-raising stories about supernatural during his teenage years. Imagine having the ability to see the dead, in a time when growing up and being different can get one killed. Follow his precarious balance dealing with the paranormal, dangerous gangs, college, and love life, during the early 90s.

Larger-than-life cowboy characters are heroes on the silver screen, where the stories are made up and the consequences don’t truly matter. In the modern office, however, these aggressive individualists can be a massive pain in everyone’s neck. The stubborn, oppositional, uncooperative, and all-around unreliable office cowboy, on the other hand, is tremendously corrosive to discipline, productivity, and team morale. The all-too-common "I do what I want" non-conformist won’t listen to reason.