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 NEW AUDIOBOOK RELEASE
ENDWORLD: LIBERTY RUN
By David Robbins
Endworld Series, Book 11
Read by Damon Abdallah
The Russians Had Destroyed The World – Now They Wanted To Rule What Was Left Of It
100 YEARS AFTER WWIII – The Freedom Federation was the last hope for a civilized society in America. It was the only protection a million survivors had against the country’s savage invaders.
THE RUSSIANS – had planted a spy in the Federation, vowing to learn the location of each of its inhabited outposts and destroy them – one by one.
THE LIBERTY RUN – Blade and his warriors had to penetrate the Soviet base in Philadelphia, where the Russians had captured the one group of men capable of destroying them – the fierce Vikings. With their help, Blade could save the Federation; without it, civilization would be lost forever.
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PRISONERS OF WAKE ISLAND
By Loren Robinson
Read by Jerry Sciarrio
This is the story of one man’s battle for survival. Fred Rumple wasn’t a soldier or sailor. He was a civilian; a construction worker who was hired by a large construction company to build improvements on Wake Island in the mid Pacific. The events of this story were taken from Fred’s memoirs and other research to get a better perspective of this little-known World War Two battle. Fred and those who survived the four years of beatings, starvation, and imminent death, is a testament to what man can endure to survive. |
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THE LETTERS
By Loren Robinson
Read by Jerry Sciarrio
This story is based on a true event. Names have been changed but the course of the narrative follows, in part, the epic story of young Sheri Walker who takes years to find her family whom she believed had abandoned her. Only her father knows the answers to her questions; but he feels the truth would cause more problems. |
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SILENT NIGHT IN A FOXHOLE
By Loren Robinson
Read by Jerry Sciarrio
This is a true story, in part, of one soldier's experience in the Battle of the Bulge in 1944. Liberty has been taken with the character Sergeant Mark Weston (not his real name) who drove a truck on the “Red Ball Express” and returned to his unit. The time spent in the Belgium village is accurate as told by the sergeant. Christmas Eve in the fox hole was as described. Prisoners were taken, but not to the extent shown here. |
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THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
By Mark Twain
Read by Larry Strawbridge
First published in 1875, this classic excursion into Mark Twain's Mississippi River country will lighten your heart even today. The characters themselves - Tom's aunt Polly, his friends Becky and Huck, even Injun Joe - evoke nostalgia for a simpler, more rural lifestyle. Mark Twain describes a people, and a place, full of affection, wit, and adventure...where a dark summer night in a graveyard searching for black cats, or even getting lost during a cave exploration can be a truly exciting and fulfilling experience. |
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