Showing results by narrator "Alexander Guy" in All Categories

Colonization did not take place, and the Maya have endured as a distinct culture into the year 2026. Artificial intelligence is invented and applied based on culture and understanding. This book brings together a collection of fictional short stories that explore the diverse potential applications of AI. The narratives invite readers to view contemporary ethical issues and dilemmas from a new perspective and encourage reflection on fairer uses of AI.

The Good Ones is an emotional friendship novel about grief and healing; a heartfelt story of redemption, resilience, and the quiet miracles that rise from heartbreak. Blending supernatural realism with the strength of family bonds, it's perfect for listeners who love uplifting contemporary dramas about love and loss and the unforgettable ties that connect us in life... and beyond it.

I killed someone. At least, that’s how this story begins. What follows isn’t a confession. It’s a conversation. As the narrator recounts the choices that brought him here, he asks a simple question: Where should the line be drawn? At first, the answer seems obvious. Then it isn’t. With every chapter, certainty begins to erode. What feels justified becomes unsettling. What seems unforgivable becomes harder to explain. The line between justice and cruelty shifts until the answers no longer feel as clear as they once did.

A boy falls. A hero rises. A kingdom trembles. You’ve heard it before. If you like your heroes clean and neat, close the book now. Twelve-year-old Caleb lives in a world where a man’s worth is measured by his strength. In a village hollowed by famine, he is invisible —until a desperate attempt to feed his family ends at the bottom of a ravine. Caleb Webber died that day. The Crown gives him a new name and buries him in the palace shadows. There, he is sharpened into something useful. Something dangerous. A weapon.

The Doctor and Romana have saved the universe once again! With a little help from K9, of course. Standing on the dusty landing field of Kai-Ro’s spaceport in the gentle aftermath of their latest adventure and preparing to leave that world for good, they realised things had fundamentally changed. They had the freedom to explore all of Time and Space utterly unfettered, no restrictions preventing their travels, no dangers threatening to tear the universe apart unless they somehow desperately focused all their energies upon the peril and found a way to prevent it.