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A scientist is found dead in Detroit, along with an FBI agent. Two Russians are looking for the assassin who is not completely human. A crime boss want to take over the city, and the US government wants it all hushed up. But at the center is detective Jack Manson.

After seeing the results of an enemy Interrogation of his partner, Agent Charles Smith decided to retire and move from his native home of London, England to Detroit, Michigan where an old friend helps him acquire a house. After seeing the horror of gang violence and witnessing the over-populated drug lord community Agent Smith decides to use his skills and do what the local law enforcement cannot, bring some kind of control to the chaos. Smith decides to disguise himself and travel at night searching out the scum of the city.

A few years after the Samson family reunited, Satan vowed revenge at all costs, and has now set in motion the works of the most evil man in all of England. The big day is drawing near; Charles and Regina will be married barring any unforeseen event, but that event is about to happen in a big way. The wedding is delayed due to the burning of Regina's home, the death of her father, and her own disappearance. Meanwhile in the United States, a prisoner is being released. The same prisoner that killed the wife and unborn child of James Samson years earlier.

Once the war was over, Diego Vega, also known as Zorro, decided to continue his trip around the world. When duty calls yet again, Zorro is thrown back into the fray. This time someone from his past adventures seeks revenge on the masked hero, and Zorro must continue the fight against a group of scientists led by a mysterious leader from the island of Dr. Moreau. So now listen as Zorro continues to fight the evil that yet again is plaguing the lands.

Sherlock Holmes, Dr. John Watson, Allan Quatermain, Diego Vega, Dr. Jekyll, and Arsene Lupin are joined by an army of other legends to help battle the evil that has spread throughout the lands, such as Michael "The Lone Wolf" Lanyard, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, Professor Challenger, the Scarlett Pimpernel, the Frankenstein Monster, and Dorian Gray all together in one volume for the first time in history. So, who will win this battle and who will perish? Well you will have to listen to find out.

Meet the Samson family - the father, a rough mountain man living in east Tennessee. His wife murdered by a late-night intruder forces James Samson to make the toughest decision of his life. The year is 1881 and James realizing he cannot raise his two children, Jeremiah and Charles, on his owns elects to send them away to be cared for by others. Charles Samson is sent to live with his grandparents in faraway London England, and Jeremiah is sent off with a traveling Evangelist to learn the ways of God.

Dracula has risen, the world as it is known is over. With the countess out of the way, he precedes to exact revenge on the entire world. He has taken control of the headless horseman and sends him to destroy all of the Gypsies in the area; all the while he fights to get his hands on the precious book containing all of the secrets of the monsters, that is simply titled M. However, he is not the only problem anymore.

From the author of the series The Book of M and The Sons of Thunder come two more stories that will put your imagination to the test. The first is a story about an entertainer who lived in a time when the best shows were on stage. Follow his life up to its very end…. But is it really his life or someone else's? You will have to listen to find out. Next is the story of the first manned space exploration. However, it is not by choice.

She was the timid little peasant girl you heard about inside the book of M one, two, and three. She was entrusted by Professor Moriarty with the sacred book of M itself; she traveled with the likes of the Frankenstein monster, Dr. Jekyll, and found herself in the arms of a peaceful werewolf gypsy clan. She was imprisoned by an evil woman, locked in a dungeon, but she escaped and now she is getting her revenge on the rest of the undead....

I am not famous. I will never be rich. I will most likely never stand and speak before thousands of people. But, I have a story to tell. You could say this is an adventure. Once you begin listening to this you will see how God took an ordinary man from a little hollow in Johnson City, TN through many different trials; ranging from thoughts of suicide, drinking, and going from one bad marriage to another. During all this, the Lord was directing me (most of the time without me realizing it).

In this study of the Seventh Day Adventists, you the listener can determine if this the church for you, or if it is, as some might conclude, a cult that has pulled God's people away from his word, and set them on a path to damnation.

The Countess Elizabeth Bathory Living in exile, has never given up on her struggle for eternal youth. So with the aid of the gentleman thief, Arsène Lupin, the brilliant Professor Moriarty, the invisible man, and the Phantom of the opera, she is able to summon the headless horseman to retrieve, the sarcophagus of one of the greatest emperors ever to rule Egypt, the Frankenstein monster, and the ashes of Count Dracula to achieve her lifelong goal of eternal life. What could possibly stand in her way?

What is real? In doing this study, I asked God to confirm The Book of Mormon to me. Instead, he started revealing its falsehood to me. When I study the Bible, I go into it with God. When I started my study on The Book of Mormon, I did the same. He began to reveal things to me in all sorts of ways about the book and its author. So, here is the true story of The Book of Mormon.

I was born in Johnson City, Tennessee, and spent my childhood in a place called Cash Hollow, which is indeed real. Cash Hollow is a narrow stretch of road situated between hills along two streets: Lake View and Austin Springs. Growing up in the heart of the eighties, I believe it was one of the best eras for a young man to experience life.

Dr. Henry Jekyll’s attempt to separate the good and evil within the human soul created something far more dangerous than he ever imagined—Edward Hyde. As Hyde grows stronger and begins to take control, Jekyll’s search for a cure leads him into a hidden world where the monsters of classic literature truly exist.

The Distance Between is an autobiographical poetry collection that chronicles the life of a man shaped by hardship, faith, failure, redemption, and enduring love. Told in traditional rhymed verse, the poems trace a journey from childhood in the hills of Tennessee through seasons of loss, depression, broken marriages, spiritual awakening, ministry, fatherhood, forgiveness, and gratitude in middle age.

He was called many things—outlaw, poet, killer, gentleman. But in the dying light of the Arizona Territory, Johnny Ringo was simply a man trying to outrun his own shadow. From the dusty backroads of Texas to the lawless streets of Tombstone, Ringo follows one of the West’s most haunted figures—a man torn between faith and fury, poetry and the pistol. As the world around him bleeds into legend, Ringo searches for something the frontier can’t give him: peace.

The galaxy trembles under the weight of fractured alliances and rising shadows. Old loyalties are tested, new enemies rise from hidden corners, and every choice carries consequences that will shape the fate of countless worlds. Amidst the turmoil, warriors, rulers, and wanderers alike must decide where they stand—between light and darkness, survival and sacrifice, unity and betrayal. The struggle will carry them across battle-scarred planets, into the void of space, and into the depths of their own hearts.

When the phones began to ring, it was just another night on the air. But the voices that called Russ Sova weren’t looking for music or comfort— they were confessing to horrors. Now, the late-night DJ finds himself caught in a nightmare that began long before his broadcast ever aired.

In The Unauthorized Biography of Sgt. Slaughter, author Tim Simpson traces the life and legacy of Robert Remus, the man behind the mirrored sunglasses. From his early days under Verne Gagne’s demanding tutelage to his rise as one of wrestling’s most recognizable figures, this audiobook reveals the man who transformed discipline into art and patriotism into performance.