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  That’s the Spirit

  Renee Joiner

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  I have a bad habit of falling for unavailable men. 
  But I’ve bested my own record this time. Ewan isn’t just from the wrong side of the tracks…he’s from the wrong side of the living. 
  But I just know he’s the one… 
  My tarot told me so. And it has never, ever been wrong. Not once. 
  But even I have my doubts about the amount of long distance this relationship would take. Not to mention how you get physical with someone who… isn’t. 
  And that’s not the biggest problem we have. He’s not even sure who he is beyond his first name and that something bad is going to happen to me soon. 
  It’s how he got in my shop, drawn there with the message for me when a client’s séance got hijacked and he followed another spirit we can’t find. 
  Now life, love, and the hereafter are on the line, and if we even survive this, the question still remains: 
  Can there be a happily ever after when you fall for a ghost?

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  Confessions of Beau the Gardener...

  Christopher Allen

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  Confessions of Beau the Gardener – England Late 1970's   
  Book 2 of 6 – The Politician's Wife    
  Music Extended Version  
  The summary of the second book in the series is as follows: 
  In 1981, Beau’s gardening business thrives thanks to Lady Eleanor’s recommendation. He’s hired by Cynthia Fairchild, the elegant but lonely wife of a Conservative MP, to restore her neglected rose garden. As they work together, Cynthia reveals her stifled ambitions and loveless marriage, and their professional bond deepens into a passionate affair. Their secret is threatened when Richard’s ambitious young intern, Sophia, arrives—flirtatious, cunning, and suspicious of their closeness. Amidst stolen moments in the garden pavilion, Cynthia realizes their relationship endangers Beau’s future. When Sophia is caught scheming and dismissed, Cynthia resolves to reclaim her independence, ending their affair before it destroys them. She gifts Beau rare gardening books as a farewell, leaving for France with plans to rebuild her life. Beau departs, carrying lessons of love, loss, and the courage to grow beyond imposed boundaries—ready for the next garden, and the next chapter.  
  The initial opening credit music is “Boy, you've got it”, which does run to approximately 3 minutes plus and the “customer” is hungry for his presence. The closing music, “Same time next week, ends the story with a cheerful optimism, I am coming back don't worry absence makes the heart grow fonder and release then is so much sweeter.  
  The story and music itself runs to just over 1 hour and is narrated in my own voice. 
  I do hope you enjoy this audiobook and let me know what you think, there are a lot more to come 
  Christopher Allen     -      At your service

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  The Order of Architects - Book 8

  Yuri Vinokuroff, Oleg Sapphire

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  Dark clouds continue to gather over the small principality of Liechtenstein. Or, more precisely, over its citizens, the common people. The aristocrats and authorities have been weaving their little schemes, and the rebels are still pursuing their own ends. All of them hide behind eloquent slogans, but in reality, they are totally uninterested in the people's welfare.Fortunately, however, the citizens of Liechtenstein have a protector—me, Theodore the Babylonian, along with my friends and my guard regiment.

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  A Christmas Carol [A Softly...

  Charles Dickens

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  Revisit Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol with the serenity of this Softly Spoken Story. Miles Palmer's calming narration takes you on a tranquil journey through this classic tale, creating a soothing and nostalgic experience that's perfect for cozy evenings during the holiday season or any quiet moment of reflection. Immerse yourself in the heartwarming story in a whole new way, as Scrooge's story gently unfolds. 
  As you listen, you'll be transported to the enchanting streets of Victorian London, witnessing the transformation of Scrooge, the joy of his warm hearted nephew, and the poignant moments with Bob Cratchit and his family. The ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future await you in this new, softly spoken audiobook.

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  Harper

  Dale Mayer

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  Book 19: The K9 FilesWith his surgery postponed Harper was finally able to take on a War Dog case to help Kat and Badger out. He knew it was short term, fill his time type of thing and considering his stage of life, that was perfect. Finding out he needed to find two dogs was a surprise but he hadn’t expected to track one dog in order to keep another alive.As Saffron works to keep Beauty alive, she knows how important it is to find the bonded partner Beast. They’d come to her for medical treatment and Beast had been taken to a huge training facility but Beauty hadn’t been healthy enough. Finding Harper on the trail was both a relief and a distraction, even injured and scarred, he’s got a dynamic she can’t ignore. Not to mention the work he’s doing is so close to her own.As Harper gets closer to Beast’s location it becomes obvious that someone wants to make sure the dog doesn’t reach his destination. But why? And how far would this person go take the dog down?

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  The Little Trilogy

  Anton Chekhov

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  Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) was a Russian playwright and short-story writer, widely regarded as one of the greatest literary figures of all time. Born in Taganrog, he initially studied medicine at Moscow University, and his medical background often influenced his writing, giving him a unique perspective on human condition and psychology. Chekhov gained fame through his short stories, which are known for their brevity, depth of character development, and underlying themes of human despair and hope. His plays, including "The Seagull," "Uncle Vanya," "Three Sisters," and "The Cherry Orchard," revolutionized modern drama with their subtle psychological realism and focus on the internal lives of characters. Chekhov's work has left a profound impact on literature and theatre, blending humor with tragedy and exploring the mundane to reveal deeper philosophical questions. He died of tuberculosis at the age of 44, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence writers and playwrights globally. 
  The Little Trilogy significantly impacted literary fiction by showcasing mastery of the short story form, using concise yet profound narratives to explore themes of human isolation, societal constraints, and unfulfilled desires. Its subtle irony and psychological depth influenced modernist writers, reinforcing Chekhov's legacy as a pioneer of introspective storytelling. 
  Constance Garnett (1861-1946) was a British translator who played a pivotal role in introducing Russian literature to the English-speaking world. Born in Brighton, England, Garnett learned Russian in her 20s and began translating Russian works in the late 19th century. She is most celebrated for her translations of the works of Anton Chekhov, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Leo Tolstoy, and Ivan Turgenev, among others. 
  Frank Marcopolos lives in Florida with his dog, Sparky. He was a U.S. paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division during the war.

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