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Bienvenue dans le Zaï : le podcast des recos cultes sonores.Saison 2 : tous les 15 jours (ou presque), un épisode sur une œuvre culte (roman, poésie, essai, etc.).[Saison 1 : 10 fictions pour vous emmener ailleurs]Un podcast créé par Louis d'O. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

C Is for Cannibals, the third book in an epic series of 26 horror anthologies. In this audiobook, you will find a collection of 13 gut-wrenching stories from some of the finest independent writers on the scene today. From those with a taste for human flesh to people merely trying to survive, C Is for Cannibals contains a range of twisted stories not for the weak of stomach.

Hybrid is a riveting audio drama performed by more than a dozen actors with a dramatic background score and a full complement of sound effects. It tells the story of a world-changing virus that threatens to kill billions and Amanda Flynn, the heroic, damaged woman - herself a victim of the virus - who takes it upon herself to stop it. Amanda must face down both the government and a dark figure with powers similar to her own in an effort to accomplish her goal while the clock to global extermination ticks down.

From TV broadcaster Lou Dobbs and award-winning author James O. Born comes Putin's Gambit, an international financial thriller about a KGB plot to use a series of terrorist attacks as cover for a Russian military incursion into Estonia.

The border is a tough place to work, especially for FBI agent Tom Eriksen. With a history of violence, he cannot afford any on-duty screw-ups. So when an investigation ends in a bloody shootout and the shooting is deemed "questionable", the bureau reassigns Eriksen to an office known as "the Island of Misfit Cops": A resting place for those who have screwed up enough to warrant being dumped in El Paso. But when his partner is murdered, Eriksen must take charge and solve the case, wading through corruption and betrayal to discover the truth.

Lou credits his mother for how he perceived his circumstances. Early on, Lou had a burning desire to explore. His mother worked long hours every day, leaving Lou at home with his sister, who had a life of her own. Knowing this, his mother established a rule allowing him to play with other kids on the block they lived on, 15th street, between 7th and 8th avenues. She told him he should never cross the 7th or 8th avenues for fear of the danger of traffic. That rule was fine for a while...until the need to explore beckoned Lou to see what the city was like beyond the boundaries set by his mother.