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  Keepers of the House - Survival...

  Lester Del Rey

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  A quiet journey through abandoned roads and silent cities becomes something far more unsettling when instinct pulls a lone survivor toward a place long left behind. What begins as simple movement turns into a slow, haunting exploration of a world shaped by human science and irreversible choices. The tension builds not through action, but through atmosphere — through memory, scent, and the uneasy sense that the past is not finished with those who remain. Every step forward carries emotional weight, as loyalty and survival begin to pull in opposite directions. 
  Keepers of the House is a deeply moving work of classic science fiction that unfolds from an unusual perspective, revealing the aftermath of humanity’s ambition without lectures or spectacle. The story examines what happens when scientific solutions solve the wrong problems too well, leaving behind a planet stripped of balance and meaning. Quiet, relentless, and profoundly human despite its viewpoint, this is science fiction that lingers — a meditation on devotion, loss, and endurance in a world where answers came too late. 
  Lester del Rey was one of the central figures of science fiction’s Golden Age, known not only for his writing but for his lasting influence as an editor and advocate for the genre. His stories often grounded speculative ideas in emotional reality, focusing on consequences rather than heroics. In Keepers of the House, del Rey delivers one of his most restrained and powerful works, proving that the most devastating science fiction doesn’t need explosions — only the courage to follow an idea to its end.

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 591 thru 595 -...

  Lester Del Rey, Robert E....

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  Five more unforgettable adventures await in Lost Sci-Fi Books 591–595, a collection that spans ancient civilizations, impossible technology, psychological suspense, and the darker corners of human imagination. These classic stories prove that great science fiction never stands still—it constantly surprises. 
  Travel to a forgotten underground kingdom in The Lost Race by Robert E. Howard, where an ancient civilization has survived beyond the reach of history. In The Dwindling Years, time itself becomes the greatest enemy as every passing moment carries devastating consequences. 
  A mysterious invention reshapes reality in John Thomas’s Cube, while The Last Friday in August asks how ordinary lives can be transformed by extraordinary events. The collection concludes with I’ll Kill You Tomorrow, a gripping tale where tomorrow’s dangers arrive far sooner than anyone expects. 
  These five stories showcase the remarkable range of classic science fiction, blending high adventure, suspense, mystery, and thought-provoking speculation. From hidden worlds and strange devices to unsettling visions of the future, every tale delivers the sense of wonder that made the genre timeless. 
  Whether you’re discovering these authors for the first time or revisiting forgotten classics, Lost Sci-Fi Books 591–595 is another outstanding collection of vintage science fiction brought back to life for today’s listeners.

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  Oliver Possum's Adventure

  Chip Haynes

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  Six friends go for a ride to see what they can … sea! 
  Oliver Possum didn’t mind a good bicycle ride—but this was a great one! He and his friends ride across the great wide world to have a fun afternoon at the seaside. What could possibly go wrong? 
  Well, as you know, it’s not much of an adventure until something does. If it all goes right, it’s just a trip. And who wants to read about that?

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  Leodan goes to the sleepy hill -...

  Alva Bjorkman

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  Today we will hear the wonderful story of how Leodan, the kind-hearted little lion, managed to overcome his tiredness and reach Sleepy Hill. Are you ready to fall asleep little one..?

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  Fetch Your Dreams - Building a...

  Jonah K. Reeves

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  Fetch Your Dreams: Building a Bond Beyond Basic Commands is a powerful and inspiring guide for dog owners who want more than obedience—they want a deep, meaningful connection with their canine companion. Written by Jonah K. Reeves and narrated by Scout Wilder, this audiobook goes beyond traditional training to explore the emotional bond between humans and dogs. 
  Training isn’t just about commands—it’s about communication, trust, and shared experiences. This audiobook shows you how to move past “sit” and “stay” to build a relationship rooted in understanding and mutual respect. By focusing on connection rather than control, you’ll unlock your dog’s true potential while strengthening your own sense of purpose as a handler. 
  Through practical insights and real-life scenarios, Fetch Your Dreams teaches you how to align your goals with your dog’s natural instincts. Whether you're working with a new puppy or looking to deepen your bond with an older dog, this guide provides a fresh perspective that transforms training into a journey. 
  This is not just about raising a well-behaved dog—it’s about growing together, building trust, and creating a partnership that goes far beyond commands. 
  Because when the bond is strong, everything else follows.

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  First Contact

  Marc Everitt

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  There must be someone else out there. In the cold, in the dark, in the vastness of space there can't be just one lonely species peering out into the void; but if there's others, where are they? Now an alien probe has been found and it's point of origin calculated, so a state of the art ship has been sent to take the first step, to make first contact.

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