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True Crime in a 2-1-collection A metalworker sealed 24 women inside barrels he soldered shut himself. A hospital electrician used his morgue keycard for 15 years while nobody read the access logs. A criminology PhD student researched how murderers get caught and became one. This audiobook...

The Talmud in English Complete introduces listeners to one of Judaism's most significant sacred texts, exploring centuries of Jewish wisdom on law, ethics, faith, spirituality, and everyday life.

Experience Nietzsche’s Powerful Exploration of Morality — Now in Audiobook Form. On the Genealogy of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche is a groundbreaking exploration of morality, guilt, conscience, and the origins of human values. In this audiobook edition, Nietzsche’s powerful ideas come to life through engaging narration, offering an immersive way to experience one of philosophy’s most influential works.

The Birth of Tragedy: Out of the Spirit of Music is Friedrich Nietzsche’s groundbreaking first major work, exploring the origins of ancient Greek tragedy and the profound connection between art, music, and human existence. In this thought-provoking audiobook, Nietzsche introduces his influential concepts of the Apollonian and Dionysian forces—representing order and reason on one side, and passion, instinct, and creative energy on the other. He examines how these opposing forces come together to create powerful forms of art and expression.

Displacement (Book 1 of 2 in the DISPLACEMENT Series) by J Thomas Hunton, narrated by Patrick Kelly Shannon and Janet Spots, and published by Audiobook Publishing Services, is a gripping science fiction thriller that takes listeners on a high-stakes journey through deep space, alien intelligence...

HeyYou sent a message this morning. It says "Read." There's no reply. Someone at work said, "Can we talk later?" and didn't say what about. And tonight, instead of sleeping, you're already standing in next Thursday, trying to fix it.If that sounds familiar, I want you to know something first...

True Crime Extreme: Serial Killers, Cannibals, and the Authorities Who Looked AwayA metalworker who sealed women inside barrels he soldered shut himself.A hospital electrician with a keycard to the morgue.A criminology PhD student who studied murderers — and became one.Inside This BookDennis...

This story began with a simple idea: What happens when the extraordinary crashes into the ordinary — not with explosions, but with ribs, sweet tea, and a family trying their best? Book One is about finding peace in the middle of chaos, choosing love in the middle of fear, and learning that...

The Quiet Siren: Memoirs on Leadership, Life, and Listening by Stew Schmidt, narrated by Patrick Kelly Shannon and published by The Book Publishing Pros, is an inspiring memoir about leadership, service, compassion, resilience, loss, family, personal growth, and the power of truly listening. Drawing from his experiences as a paramedic, healthcare leader, artist, father, and son, Stew Schmidt shares powerful stories and life lessons from emergency calls, meaningful conversations, leadership challenges, family experiences, grief, creativity, and moments of profound reflection.

Life is filled with unexpected challenges, but it is our resilience that defines us. In A Life Worth Telling, Russell Smith shares a deeply personal memoir of survival, perseverance, and hope through a series of true-life experiences that shaped his journey. From frightening encounters with law enforcement and life-threatening situations to family struggles, career setbacks, personal loss, and the unconditional love of beloved pets, each chapter offers an honest glimpse into the highs and lows of an ordinary life marked by extraordinary circumstances.

A church organist who sold his neighbors as cured pork. Four nurses who drowned their patients for sport. A man who kept his victims' organs in the refrigerator. All of it real. All of it documented. All of it hidden in plain sight for years. In the first volume of the True Crime Extreme series, Alexander Dragone opens thirteen case files most American audiences have never seen—cases that shook parts of Europe, alongside two that unfolded in California and Louisiana.

The Art Of Growing Up: A Collection of Memories by Tim Mangan, narrated by Patrick Kelly Shannon and produced and published by Panda Publishing Agency, is a heartwarming childhood memoir and nonfiction audiobook that takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the simple joys, unforgettable moments, and everyday experiences of growing up. Rather than a traditional storybook, The Art Of Growing Up is a personal collection of early childhood memories, beginning around the age of four and continuing through grade school.

What begins as a story of love, family, and rural traditions soon unfolds into a profound journey through grief, redemption, and the enduring power of hope. Set against the quiet beauty of country life, The Farmhouse: Some Houses Remember Everything explores how tragedy can forever change a family—and how faith and resilience can help them find their way forward. At the heart of the story is David Lee, a man of unwavering principles, quiet strength, and deep compassion. When devastating loss shatters the lives of those he loves, David is called to become far more than a provider.

A recovery story about sports, trauma, bullying, abuse, mental illness, disability, and addiction.

Are your email campaigns working… or are you just guessing? Most marketers obsess over open rates and clicks but fail to connect the dots to actual business growth. The truth is, the numbers in your dashboard aren’t just data points; they’re the story of your marketing success or failure. This book is your fast-track guide to mastering the only email metrics that really matter. In just one hour, you’ll learn how to track, interpret, and act on data that directly impacts revenue, sign-ups, and customer engagement. No fluff. No jargon. Just street-smart strategies explained in plain language.

On July 2, 2014, my life changed in a matter of seconds. I woke up face-down in the Southern California high desert, alone and bleeding. My jaw had been shattered. In that moment, I believed I had been shot. The reality was just as brutal. A skid-steer machine had launched a rock at extreme speed, striking my face from over 50 yards away. What followed was a fight for survival. I radioed a Mayday to my crew as I struggled to hold myself together. Within minutes, I was airlifted to a Level-1 Trauma Center in critical condition.

Two best friends dare to cross the boundaries of friendship and plunge headfirst into the tempestuous waters of love. Spanning over 15 years, these star-crossed lovers lives diverge and intersect, perpetually finding themselves out of sync with destiny's plans. Hunter, battling inner demons and societal expectations, starts a journey of self-discovery as he grapples with his evolving sexuality. His struggle to come to terms with his desires and identity leads him down a path filled with introspection, acceptance, and the pursuit of authentic love.

In the aftermath of the Chase, the world is divided. Struggling to maintain its chokehold on the population, the World Coalition broadcasts its persecution of the Liberated—those who celebrate life free from the law—including Sheila Kemp, who is suffering the unbearable cost of telling the truth.

The chaos and anarchy following the Great Collapse nearly brought the world to its knees until the unchanging Law brought order and peace. Generations later, the 12 alliances of the World Coalition come together once a year to allow their best and brightest young people to compete in the Chase. The prize? A chance to pass exactly one new law. When a mysterious new racer with knowledge of the outside shows up at their orbiting training center, the natural order of the Western Alliance trainees is upended.

Am I the Asshole? is the hilarious book of all the funniest "am I the asshole" moments. As read by Patrick Kelly Shannon, this laugh-a-minute audiobook will have you questioning the life choices of some definite assholes in this life. This book comes with absolutely no judgment on the stories featured and is 100 percent up for you to decide what you think of the characters featured within the short stories.