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  Oliver Twist

  Charles Dickens

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  Step into the gritty streets of Victorian London in this timeless classic. Oliver Twist is a compelling tale of resilience, courage, and the enduring fight for justice. Follow young Oliver, an orphan navigating a harsh world of poverty, crime, and betrayal, as he seeks love and a sense of belonging. 
  Through vivid characters and heart-wrenching twists, this audiobook brings Charles Dickens' masterpiece to life, offering a poignant exploration of society's injustices and the power of kindness. Whether you're revisiting this beloved story or discovering it for the first time, Oliver Twist is a journey of triumph over adversity that will resonate with listeners of all ages.

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  Sawatch Skirmish (Stonecroft...

  B.N. Rundell

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  BLOOD, LUST, AND GREED SEEMED TO LAY IN WAIT FOR THE UNSUSPECTING TRAVELERS. 
  What started as a visit to the families of the women turned into a fight with renegade Apsáalooke warriors. But that was just the beginning of the battles… 
  After a friendly encounter with the Yapudttka Ute, their journey would take them into the middle of a fight between the Mouache Ute and an expedition of gold hungry Spaniards. The prospectors traveled across the southern tier of the land known as New Spain in search of the Seven Cities of Cibola – the same cities of gold once sought by Coronado – now thought to be in the headwaters of a river in the Sawatch mountains of the Rockies. 
  When the leader of the Spaniards tries to enslave the band of Utes to dig for gold, it starts a bloody battle. But when Gabe and company learn about captives and the treatment of them as slaves that does not sit well with Ezra who will fight any form of slavery wherever it is found. 
  Blood will fill the sluice boxes and rivers of the Sawatch Range before this conflict is over!

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  Secret Garden The - Audiobook

  Frances Hodgson Burnett, Classic...

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  The Secret Garden is a timeless children's classic that tells the story of Mary Lennox, a spoiled and lonely girl who is sent to live with her uncle in a gloomy manor on the Yorkshire moors after the death of her parents. Surrounded by mystery and sadness, Mary discovers a hidden, neglected garden locked behind high walls. With the help of new friends—Dickon, a boy who understands animals, and her sickly cousin Colin—Mary brings the garden back to life.As the garden flourishes, so do the children. The once-sullen Mary grows kinder and more joyful, Colin begins to heal from both physical and emotional wounds, and the secret garden becomes a symbol of renewal and the magic of nature. Full of wonder, friendship, and transformation, The Secret Garden is a heartwarming tale of how hope can grow in the most unexpected places.

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  The Time Machine - The ultimate...

  Herbert George Wells

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  “I shall have to controvert one or two ideas that are almost universally accepted.” 
  In a smoke-filled dining room in Victorian London, a brilliant inventor makes a staggering claim: he has mastered the geometry of the Fourth Dimension and constructed a machine capable of traversing it. While his guests remain skeptical, they are soon forced to confront a reality that defies every law of physics. The Time Traveller flings himself hundreds of thousands of years into the future, arriving in the year 802,701 A.D. Initially, he finds a lush, peaceful paradise inhabited by the Eloi—small, elegant creatures living in a state of perpetual play. But beneath this idyllic surface lies a dark, pulsating secret. In the deep, mechanical tunnels of the earth, a second species has evolved: the carnivorous and nocturnal Morlocks. When his machine disappears, the Traveller must navigate a terrifying world divided by evolution and class to reclaim his only way home. 
  The Time Machine is the quintessential Science Fiction masterpiece that introduced the world to the concept of time travel. This high-stakes narrative blends philosophical depth with pulse-pounding adventure, exploring themes of social class, biological evolution, and the eventual entropy of the universe. Listeners who crave classic dystopian worlds, steampunk technology, and cosmic horror will find this definitive narration by Michael Craig an unforgettable experience. 
  Herbert George Wells (1866–1946) was a prolific English writer widely regarded as the 'father of science fiction.' His visionary works, characterized by their sharp social commentary and scientific imagination, transformed the literary landscape and continue to inspire generations of futurists and storytellers.

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  The Fearsome Touch of Death

  Robert E. Howard

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  More classic horror narrations on Jonathan's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JonathanDunneHorrorAudiobooks 
  Title: The Fearsome Touch of Death 
  Author: Robert E. Howard 
  Narrator: Jonathan Dunne 
  Original Publication: 1932 
  Public Domain: No 
  Series Placement: Timeless Terrors No. 92 
  Description: 
  The Fearsome Touch of Death is a gripping example of Robert E. Howard’s signature blend of visceral action and supernatural dread—where mortal combat meets cosmic terror. Set in a shadowed, dangerous world of warriors and dark forces, the story follows a hero whose very survival is tested against ancient, malevolent powers. Howard’s narrative combines raw physicality with a relentless sense of impending doom. 
  From the first page, the story immerses readers in unyielding peril. The villainous presence in the tale embodies both supernatural potency and human cunning, creating a tension that is immediate, unavoidable, and deadly. Howard escalates suspense through relentless pacing, vivid combat, and the palpable threat of the unknown. 
  Unlike slower, more cerebral horror, The Fearsome Touch of Death revels in the tangible clash of strength, skill, and primal fear. Civilization, morality, and intellect offer little defense against forces that operate on an older, more merciless scale. Howard’s prose delivers terror through action, confrontation, and the sheer inevitability of the hero’s—and humanity’s—vulnerability. 
  Narrated by Amazon-bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance amplifies the story’s pulse-pounding tension and brutal atmosphere. The Fearsome Touch of Death stands as a landmark of Howard’s early twentieth-century horror—where courage, mortality, and cosmic indifference collide, leaving no character untouched by the shadow of death.

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  Mutable Semper - From their pens...

  Kenneth Grahame

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  Kenneth Grahame was born on 8th March 1859 in Edinburgh. 
  At age 5 his mother succumbed to puerperal fever.  His father, who had a drinking problem, now sent his 4 children to live with their grandmother at her large house in Cookham, Berkshire. Here the children lived in large open grounds next to the river.  These early experiences would in later years, be retold in his writing through a myriad of characters. 
  Grahame loved being a pupil at St Edward's School, Oxford and wanted to enroll at the university there but his guardian demurred on account of the cost. 
  Instead, a banking career was chosen for him, starting in 1879 at the Bank of England, where he rose steadily to the rank of its Secretary until retiring, with a pension, in 1908 due to ill health. 
  Alongside his commercial career Grahame had written and published various stories and essays in several periodicals. Some were anthologized as ‘Pagan Papers’ in 1893, and two years later ‘The Golden Age’ and later still ‘Dream Days’ and its masterpiece ‘The Reluctant Dragon’ became part of many home libraries.  His ability to view life through the lens of a young and curious child was superb, enabling the reader to easily identify with the character.   
  Grahame married Elspeth Thomson in 1899 and they had one child; Alastair, born semi-blind and plagued by health problems.  In a heart-rending tragedy he would later take his own life whilst attending Oxford University in 1920.   
  In 1908 Grahame reworked many of the bedtime stories he had fashioned for his son into the enduring favourite; ‘The Wind in the Willows’, describing the heart-warming adventures of Mr Toad and his friends.   
  Kenneth Grahame died in Pangbourne, Berkshire, on 6th July 1932.

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