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  These Men Chose Hell

  J. A. Johnstone, William W....

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  The greatest Western writers of the twenty-first century return to Fort Misery—where the lowliest dregs of the U. S. ARMY defend the driest patch of lawless desert against the gnarliest killers in the wild, wild West. Sometimes it takes a bad man with gun to stop another bad man with a gun . . .They're not what you'd call "the good guys." They're a mangy pack of despicable deserters, thieves, mutineers, and worse. But as condemned soldiers in an overstretched army, they were given a choice: death by hanging or serving out their time in a hell on earth.These men chose hell.Located at the farthest edge of the Yuma Desert, Fort Grierson is a magnet for trouble. Vicious attacks by marauding Apaches and gunslinging outlaws are practically a daily occurrence—and the men holding down the fort are hardly any better. Hence the nickname Fort Misery.

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  The Song Cannot Be Silenced

  Aldon Law

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  This novel is about identity and belonging. It's an historical family saga about secrets and heroism. 
  What can one do when faced with circumstances beyond one’s control, when everything seems to conspire to entrap? When there’s no way out? How can anyone find a voice when history, guilt, family and circumstance have taken it away? 
  Jean, a post-traumatic survivor of the World War One battle of the Somme, is trapped by his Québecois accent, which would betray his desertion and compromise his rescuer, Marie, a refugee from the front line. Katarin, a journalism student in London, on a Joint Study Programme from Brittany, is trapped by her writing expertise and her intractable stammer, until Jamie, a shy young man from a West End theatre crew, befriends her. 
  This startling debut novel, a multi-generational historical fiction and a recent Finalist in the Pen Masters Global Literary Awards for Literary Excellence, grapples with voicelessness and a desperate sense of inevitability, while showing that bravery comes in many forms.

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  Under the Diehard Brand

  L. Ron Hubbard

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  Eighteen-year-old Lee Thompson has a chip on his shoulder and a mission in his heart to save his dad, an aging sheriff who's lost control of his town. Lee's plan is a dangerous one — mix in with the desperadoes and risk death at their hand. But sometimes, the only way to restore the law is to break it. Take the law — and the action — into your hands, as the audio version of Under the Diehard Brand takes you into a town gone wild.

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  Kurbas - The Audio Drama

  Kateryna Onykiichuk, Jenny...

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  KURBAS – The Audio Drama is an immersive international audio drama exploring the legacy and artistic vision of Les Kurbas, one of the most radical innovators of 20th-century European theatre. Set during his imprisonment in a Soviet labor camp, the drama unfolds in the shadow of Kurbas’s approaching tragic fate while reflecting on broader questions of freedom, memory, and the role of art in times of political oppression. Blending historical research with poetic storytelling, KURBAS unfolds through powerful dialogues, rich sound design, and original music that functions as a narrative force, creating an experience that sits between audio drama, musical, and documentary. Recorded largely in Kyiv in 2025 under extraordinary circumstances, it carries the resonance of voices shaped by history, resilience, and artistic resistance. Performed by an international cast and created by a multidisciplinary creative team, KURBAS – The Audio Drama is a one-of-a-kind listening experience: cinematic, emotional, and deeply human. 
  Written by Kateryna Onykiichuk, Directed and Produced by Jenny Gherpelli. Music: Vakthang Kantaria, Sound Design: Odhrán O'Brien. With Alina Fabri.  
  www.kurbas.com

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  Home Again: A Tale

  Ernest Rhys

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  George MacDonald's Home Again: A Tale Newly UpdatedAudiobook Narrated by Shelly Weingart."Did you Know" Introducing George MacDonald, groundbreaking author and speaker who defied convention and became a mentor to many who have come after him.Home Again: A Tale by George MacDonald is a classic historical novel that explores themes of family, redemption, forgiveness, hope, healing, belonging, vocational calling, and Christian love vs. worldly infatuation. The story is set in Nineteenth Century Scotland and follows the spiritual growth and relationships of young Walter Colman and his struggles as he seeks identity and fulfillment. Home Again is a spiritually rich story that incorporates Christian themes.Illustrated PDF e-book included.

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  Fiction Favours the Facts – Book...

  Mark Timothy Morgan, Cathy Ruth...

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  Another 11 Bible-based micro-tales. Some tell of little-known Bible characters, while others concentrate on an incident in the life of one of the more famous Bible characters.  This new collection of short stories touches the lives of Zipporah, Aaron, David, Athaliah, Mary and Joseph, Nicodemus, Mary Magdalene, Barnabas and Stephen. Total duration: 5hr 29. 
  Five stories from the Old Testament and six from the New Testament, using contributions from two authors who love the Bible. Ten are written by Mark Morgan and one by Cathy Morgan.  Stories included (written by Mark Morgan unless otherwise noted and stories with backing music are marked with an asterisk):  
  Behind the speech of Stephen*;  
  That Wicked Woman (Athaliah – Judah's only queen)*;  
  We've lost him! (Mary and Joseph);  
  Between the living and the dead (Aaron) (by Cathy Morgan);  
  Nicodemus;  
  A snowy day (Benaiah the son of Jehoiada)*;  
  Son of Encouragement (Barnabas);  
  Zipporah (Moses' wife)*;  
  Mary Magdalene;  
  Soldier versus Shepherd (David and Goliath)*;  
  Escape to Egypt (Mary and Joseph).

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