Audiobooks by Michael Bradley

"Be sure your sin won’t find you out. When a Delaware real estate mogul is murdered, Reverend Candice Miller is called to minister to the grieving family. She quickly realizes that the killer has adopted the symbolism of sin eating, a Victorian-era religious ritual, as a calling card. Newspaper journalist Brian Wilder wants the scoop on the killing, including the meaning behind the mysterious loaf of bread left with the corpse. Is it the work of a religious fanatic, or something more sinister? As more victims fall, Brian and Candice follow a trail of deceit and blackmail, hoping to discover the identity of the killer—and praying that their own sins won’t catch the killer’s attention."

Michael Bradley (Author), Lisa Larsen, Rob Shapiro (Narrator)

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Children of Moon Grove - The Demon Pheonix

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. After the battle in the frozen north, Calla and Finn, children of Artemis and saviours of the moon, had earned a moment of peace. A summer of laughter. Quiet mornings. Long days beneath a golden sun. But peace never lasts long for those born of the gods. A new presence entered their world—bold, clever, and as wild as the ocean breeze. Her name was Thalassa, a descendant of Aphrodite, with storm-wind in her soul and strength in her laughter. Drawn to the siblings by fate and fire, she brought with her a dire warning. Among the tropical islands of the far north, a volcano had begun to awaken. The villagers nearby whispered of a beast—a devourer—that was eating the volcano from within. The ground quaked beneath its rage. Smoke poured from its peak like the breath of a titan. With little more than a borrowed boat, a shared purpose, and the divine power flickering in their blood, the trio set out toward smoke and shadow. Guided by prophecy, pursued by monsters, and tested by storms both real and within, Calla, Finn, and Thalassa would stand against a force as old as fire itself. This time, it wasn’t just moonlight they’d need. They would need to become something more."

Michael Bradley (Author), Digital Voice Jessica Anne Bogart E (Narrator)

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Puppets of Thornfield

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Every town has its secrets. Most are buried in whispers. Some hide in old photographs, faded newspaper clippings, or the dusty attics of forgetful minds. But in this town, nestled between quiet streets and rows of picket-fenced homes, the secret was not hidden at all. It stood at the end of Hawthorn Street—tall, twisted, and wrong. Thornfield Manor. A house no one entered. A place kids dared each other to touch. A place where shadows moved when they shouldn’t, where the wind blew from inside to out, where the iron gate was always open… The kids, though—they passed stories like currency. Tales of ghostly figures in the windows. Strange screams late at night. Puppets that blinked. Eyes behind curtains. Dares and dares and dares, but no one ever stayed long. Until the day Eli vanished. What followed was not just a mystery. It was something darker. Twisted timelines. Mirror versions of the same boy. Puppets that fed on fear. A house that breathed and remembered and grew hungry. What happened within the walls of Thornfield Manor would shake the town to its bones and haunt it for generations."

Michael Bradley (Author), Digital Voice Jessica Anne Bogart E (Narrator)

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Children of Moon Grove - The Selarok

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Over snow-laced mountain peaks and through the frostbitten silence of the far north, two young warriors stood alone at the edge of the world—staring into the jaws of an ancient nightmare. Calla and Finn, siblings bound by blood and starlight, had come far since learning they were the last living descendants of Artemis. They had trained beneath the stars. They had hunted through dream-wild forests. They had awakened ancient power buried in their veins. But none of it prepared them for the Selarok. It had no mercy. No soul. The Selarok, called the Moon Eater in forgotten lore, was once sealed beneath mountains where time no longer flowed—its body twisted by darkness, its purpose forged in chaos. On the eve of the full moon, it rose. It came to devour the moon itself. If it succeeded, light would vanish. Balance would collapse. The world would slip into a night with no end. Armed with the legacy of their divine ancestor, Calla and Finn battled through storms and shadows, braving ancient traps, twisted creatures, and the cold grip of fear itself. Alone in a time-lost valley, they stood against the beast with everything they had—shifting into their sacred forms: a silver elk with antlers like moonlight, and a golden griffin with wings forged from dawn. But the Selarok was no ordinary monster. It was a god-killer. Lightning fell. The earth shattered. The sky split open. And beneath it all, Calla and Finn stood together—wounded, determined, their hearts beating as one beneath the ghost of a dying moon."

Michael Bradley (Author), Digital Voice Jessica Anne Bogart E (Narrator)

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A Tale of two Grasshoppers

"A Tale of Two Grasshoppers is a heartwarming tale of two grasshoppers, Buzz and Gus, who set off on a journey beyond their peaceful meadow to explore the world. Buzz, the thoughtful and cautious one, and Gus, the energetic and spontaneous adventurer, make an unlikely but perfect pair. Their deep friendship drives them to embrace new experiences, meet fascinating creatures, and discover the beauty and wonder that lies beyond the familiar. Their adventures take them through lush forests and vibrant gardens. Along the way, they encounter familiar friendly animals such as Bella the bee and Merri the magpie, each offering wisdom, companionship, or a helping hand. Buzz and Gus learn valuable lessons about friendship, kindness, and the excitement of exploring the unknown. From finding themselves lost in a hedge maze filled with butterflies to riding on the back of swan. Buzz and Gus face challenges, surprises, and moments of wonder. Their adventures are not just about seeing new places—they’re about discovering the strength of their friendship, the joy of sharing experiences, and the thrill of endless possibility. At its heart, A Tale of Two Grasshoppers is a story of exploration, friendship, and the magic that can be found in the simplest moments when you have a friend by your side. "

Michael Bradley (Author), Jessica Anne Bogart (Narrator)

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A Tale of Merri the Magpie

"A tale of Merri the Magpie follows an enthusiastic magpie who learns to fly and sets of on a marvellous adventure across the country. Merri flies from her cozy little nest in the blue mountains to Queensland, learning and sharing along the way. On her travels Merri meets many amazing animals, making lots of new friends. Merri is a curious and adventurous young magpie with a love for exploring the world around her. With her bright eyes and lively spirit, she is always on the lookout for hidden treasures and new friends. Whether soaring over beaches, meeting dolphins, or uncovering forgotten trinkets beneath old oak trees, Merri finds joy in every journey. Her travels have taken her to breathtaking places, but it's her warm heart and love for storytelling that truly make her special. Always ready for her next adventure, Merri brings excitement, kindness, and wonder wherever she goes. Follow Merri as she explores the lands of Australia, from the treetops of the Blue Mountains to Noosa and Byron Bay."

Michael Bradley (Author), Jessica Anne Bogart (Narrator)

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Audiobooks by Michael Bradley

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