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  The Killer of Rome - A Dan Kelly...

  Tim Whelan

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  The Killer of Rome is a gripping historical mystery—brought to life as an immersive full-performance audiobook featuring multiple voice actors, AI voices, sound effects, and two original songs. 
  The brutal murders of four women connect Detective Dan Kelly to a past he thought he’d left behind. 
  In Rome, 1946, the savage murder of a young prostitute shocks a city still reeling from war. U.S. Army Captain Dan Kelly, serving with the Allied occupation forces, works alongside the Italian police—but the killer is never found. 
  Four years later, now a small-town detective in Southern California, Kelly is drawn back into the nightmare. Three women have been murdered in Los Angeles in the same horrifying fashion. The LAPD turns to Kelly, whose unfinished business in Rome may hold the key to stopping the Killer of Rome at last. 
  For more information on all things concerning Dan Kelly mysteries: dankelly.ca

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  The Adventuress

  M. C. Beaton

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  Another tenant for London's infamous house for the season, from the New York Times bestselling author 
  Followers of the series will notice in this volume some personality changes in the odd assortment of retainers who keep the house at 67 Clarges Street, in London's Mayfair, at the ready for whatever entrepreneur will rent it as a launching pad into the London social season. This time the renters are an unlikely couple, the Goodenoughs, apparently father and daughter, she a great beauty, he silent and mysterious. 
  Their secrets eventually become known to the downstairs troupe, but the indomitable butler Rainbird rallies the support forces. When Emily Goodenough's social gaffes and earthy winsomeness capture the ton's most eligible bachelor, another successful season at the house comes to a close.

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  Shadows From the Sky

  Eva Seyler

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  Oregon, 1927: Twelve-year-old Louise Pearson wants to fly. Her mother doesn't think it's ladylike; her best friend George Graham doesn't think it's safe. 
  But Louise doesn't feel safe on the ground. Her mother seems to be holding her at arm's length. George is preoccupied with a religious identity crisis. Worst of all, terrifying anonymous notes keep popping up where Louise least expects them. 
  Charles Lindbergh's celebrated crossing of the Atlantic provides some much-needed distraction for a while, but as the summer goes on and the notes grow more threatening, Louise knows she needs to figure out who is targeting her… before her worst nightmares become reality.

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  Inner Paths to Outer Space

  Rick Strassman, Luis Eduardo...

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  This audiobook is a collective exploration of a bold idea: that the worlds accessed in visionary states—especially those triggered by psychedelics like DMT, ayahuasca and psilocybin—may be genuine “spaces” of experience that tell us something real about consciousness and, possibly, about other forms of life or intelligence. Rather than treating psychedelic visions as mere hallucinations, the authors argue that these inner journeys can function as “inner paths” toward what we usually think of as “outer space”: other dimensions, other minds, and other layers of reality.

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  Self Reliance and Other Essays

  Ralph Waldo Emerson

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  Self Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson is a powerful call to individuality, self-trust, and nonconformity. In this timeless essay, Emerson urges readers to embrace their own instincts and inner wisdom rather than bowing to societal expectations. He argues that true fulfillment comes from self-expression and authenticity, not from seeking approval or following tradition. With vivid imagery and bold declarations, Emerson champions the idea that greatness lies in independence, courage, and the willingness to chart one’s own path—no matter how unconventional. Inspiring and thought-provoking, Self-Reliance remains a foundational text in American transcendentalism, encouraging readers to break free from external influences and trust in the power of their own minds. 
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  The Great Gatsby - The Great...

  F. Scott Fitzgerald

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  A shimmering masterwork of the Jazz Age, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s definitive novel explores the hollow core of the American Dream. 
  It is the summer of 1922, and the stock market is booming. In the wealthy enclave of Long Island, a mysterious young millionaire named Jay Gatsby throws extravagant, decadent parties that run until the break of dawn. But amid the bootleg champagne, the restless jazz, and the dizzying glamour, Gatsby himself stands apart—a solitary figure driven by a single, desperate desire: to win back the heart of the beautiful, married Daisy Buchanan. 
  Through the eyes of Nick Carraway, Gatsby’s neighbor and Daisy’s cousin, we are pulled into a mesmerizing world of old money and new fortunes, careless aristocrats and devastating secrets. As Gatsby’s obsessive pursuit collides with the arrogant entitlement of Tom Buchanan, the summer threatens to unravel in tragedy. 
  The Great Gatsby is an unparalleled portrait of a lost generation, laced with lyricism, melancholy, and a sharp critique of materialism. In this stunning new audiobook production, listeners will be swept up by a masterpiece that remains as piercing and prophetic today as when the first notes of jazz echoed across the Sound.

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