There is something fishy near the scientific foundation near Spindrift Island, NJ. A fishing trawler has wrecked upon a well-known reef by an experienced fishing boat captain who says he was drunk when it happened. The captain is a teetotaler, however, and refuses to talk about how or why his trawle...
Three disparate and suspenseful looks at ourselves in three very different worlds. These engaging short stories by three of the masters of American science fiction literature, Isaac Asimov, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., and Philip K. Dick, open windows into our psyches, our souls, and our surroundings that pr...
Mr. John Bellingham, amateur Egyptologist, abruptly goes missing, leaving behind a strangely vexatious will that cannot be executed without proof or presumption of death. Mr Bellingham's family are left virtually penniless, and under suspicion of his murder.
Two years later, young Dr. Paul Berkele...
On the eve of Utah’s admittance into the Union, Rebecca Kade has more pressing concerns on her mind than celebrating statehood. Her parents’ untimely deaths. The possible loss of the family’s beloved ranch. A looming confrontation with her estranged twin sister. And the complications arising from th...
Romantic comedy, light and slightly awkward by Henry James with his characteristic observations of character, motivations and relationships. Two young men, best friends, deeply interested in the same woman. The background is Europe at the turn of the century and the world of ex-pats. With time and s...
Award-winning audiobook narrator Mike Vendetti reads "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" by Patrick Henry from a speech he made to the second Virginia convention on March 23, 1775 at St. John's Church in Richmond Virginia. Henry is credited with having swung the balance in convincing the convention t...
The Heir of Mondolfo, by Mary Shelley. Narrated by Linda Barrans.
The Heir of Mondolfo is a Gothic tale that was published posthumously in 1877.
Ludovico is a despised second son, only child of a scorned second wife. He finds love with Viola, a peasant girl, and they have a son. Their happiness...
Have you ever just taken a walk?
Henry David Thoreau discusses walking, the importance of nature, and the human need for walking in the wilderness.
This delightfully fun audiobook is a joy to listen to together with your loved ones or a wonderful companion to take with you on a walk.
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First published in 1897, The Invisible Man is the third volume in a chronological H.G. Wells series, brought to you by Spoken Realms and Stuart Gauffi. Perhaps Wells' most well-known story, The Invisible Man is a marvel of early science fiction. Its descriptions of the principles of physics that led...
Patricia Wentworth began writing crime novels in 1923 with the debut of The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith. It was an auspicious beginning to a 40-year career during the era known as the Golden Age of mystery writing.
Jane is broke, she's just lost her job and her landlady has kicked her out....
This was the third book by New Thought philosopher James Allen and was published in 1903. It consists of two volumes, each of which was later published separately:
Although he recommended the search for spiritual principles, James Allen was no support...
In his second collection of stories about the deceptively unassuming Father Brown, Chesterton gives us another 12 tales of misunderstanding, deception, theft, murder, mystery, and suicide, unravelled with modesty and compassion by the little priest-detective.
This volume features classic stores in...
