Audiobooks narrated by Aisling Gray

Stand Firm: Full Cast Audio Drama Audiobook

"Every victory begins with a sacrifice. Major Levi Cohen readies to retire after twenty years of peacetime service to the Terran Coalition. With mere weeks remaining, he allows the luxury of imagining days alongside his wife and eight-year-old son instead of separated by duty. He promised that this year he wouldn’t miss another one of David’s birthdays – and he intends to keep his word. His plans are cut short when the League of Sol sends a massive force of warships into Coalition territory. The only chance they have is to drag every available ship from mothballs and pray their superior technology will carry the day. When an opportunity to strike at the heart of the enemy arises in the middle of battle, Levi realizes it is the one and only opening that will stave off complete disaster. The last option to save his wife and son from enslavement by the League. All gave some; Levi must give all. "

Daniel Gibbs (Author), Aisling Gray, Alicia Hansen, Andrew Hart, Austin Peachey, Bethany Baldwin, Betsy Nicholson, Caleb Bressler, Christophe Landa, Craig Hart, Daniel Cross, David Marlette, Dill VA, Ersem VA, Invictum Digital, JD Sutter, Jake Phillips, Jason Markiewitz, Jeannie Sheneman, Joel Steudler, Jonathan Cooke, Josh Rodriguez, Kera O'Bryon, LRT Media, Lauren Cavanagh, Peter Fazzari, Steven Hinrichs, Teralyn Davis, Wilson Skomal (Narrator)

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Eight Shakespeare Comedies

"This collection contains eight of Shakespeare’s best loved comedies. Each exhibits the vigour, humour, and optimism of the young master before he turned to the gloom and bitterness of the great tragedies. Contents A Midsummer Night’s Dream All’s Well That Ends Well Twelfth Night Much Ado About Nothing The Comedy of Errors As You Like It Measure for Measure The Merchant of Venice Featuring the voices of:Aisling Gray, Alan Weyman, Alexandra Lee Smith, Blaise Doran, Cate Barratt, Catherine Bilson, Claudia Anglade, Dara Brown, David Shears, Denis Daly, Emma Faye, Gary D. MacFadden, Graham Scott, John Burlinson, Josh Innerst, Kendra Murray, Laura Richcreek, Lillian Rachel, Linda Barrans, Mark Crowle-Groves, Marty Krz, PJ Morgan, Roberta Jackson, Ron Altman, Simon Paxton, Susan Iannucci, Tom Saer, and Trisha Rose. Texts kindly provided by playshakespeare.com Songs created and arranged by Alan Weyman and Marty Krz Audio edited by Denis Daly"

William Shakespeare (Author), Aisling Gray, Alan Weyman, Alexandra Lee Smith, Blaise Doran, Cate Barratt, Catherine Bilson, Claudia Anglade, Dara Brown, David Shears, Denis Daly, Emma Faye, Gary MacFadden, Graham Scott, John Burlinson, Josh Innerst, Kendra Murray, Laura E. Richcreek, Lillian Rachel, Linda Barrans, Mark Crowle-Groves, Marty Krz, P. J. Morgan, Roberta Jackson, Ron Altman, Simon Paxton, Susan Iannucci, Tom Saer, Trisha Rose, a full cast (Narrator)

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Songs of Innocence and of Experience

"This collection arguably contains some of the most charming lyrics ever written in English. The childlike simplicity and trust of these artless verses are unique. Blake’s poems can be enjoyed, not only for their historical importance in an age which was fiercely proud of its genius and its traditions, but also for their simple and beautiful expression of “two contrary states of the human soul.” Songs of Innocence was originally a complete collection of twenty-three poems, first printed in 1789. In 1794, a composite collection entitled Songs of Innocence and of Experience, containing forty-seven poems, was published."

William Blake (Author), Adam Skousen, Aisling Gray, Alan Weyman, Ben Stevens, Blaise Doran, Bria Sterling, Charlie Albers, Christianne Lupher, Denis Daly, Emma Faye, Erin Grassie, Gary Mcfadden, Ginger White, Graham Scott, Gregory Dwyer, John Burlinson, Kendra Murray, Kris Keppeler, Laura E. Richcreek, Lee Ann Howlett, Linda Barrans, Lisa Negrón, Lyndal Curran Doolan, Nancy Beard, Rhonda Federman, Roberta Jackson, Ron Altman, Rosalind Murphy, Sarah Bacaller, Shane Emmett, Stephanie Németh-Parker, Stephen Gage, Terah Tucker, Tim Dehn, Trisha Rose (Narrator)

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Scaramouche

"Romance and the French Revolution! Politics and love! Scaramouche, published in 1921, explores age-old tensions that continue into the present. “He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad …” So begins this historical tale of romantic adventure. Andre-Louis Moreau is an orphan and cousin of the beloved Aline. He is raised by his godfather, the Lord of Gavrillac, and matures into an educated lawyer—while Aline sets her mind on marrying the rich but dishonorable Marquis de la Tour d’Azyr. But when Moreau’s closest friend is killed by the Marquis in a duel, Moreau vows vengeance. After publicly denouncing the aristocracy and stirring up the crowds, Moreau is forced to go into hiding. He joins a troupe of traveling actors and begins playing ‘Scaramouche,’ the buffoon. When his identity is revealed, he hides out in Paris, becoming Master of a Parisian Fencing Academy and then a dueling politician. In the tumult of the French Revolution, Moreau and Aline are drawn together again. But the secrets of the past threaten to break apart their present and future. Scaramouche is Sabatini’s reasoned and passionate argument for representative government against the agendas of elitist governments of royalty and privilege."

Rafael Sabatini (Author), Aisling Gray, Amy Soakes, Cate Barratt, David Shears, David Stifel, John Burlinson, Johnathan Welsh, Kendra Murray, Marty Krz, Melissa Green, Robin Siegerman, Russell Gold, Simon Paxton (Narrator)

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The Magical Eggs on Dragon’s Lair: The Key, the Coin, and the Ring (Book 2)

"The politicians in a faraway town want to build a dam. This means Dragon’s lair would be submerged underwater. The politicians are not listening to the pleas of their residents. Something must be done to save Dragon’s Lair. The twins, Evette and Adam, with their two friends John and Jenny band together to find a way to save Dragon’s Lair. Their journey takes them deep into the mountains of east Dragon’s Lair where they discover a new world that is worth saving. What are the discoveries the children make that can save Dragon’s lair?"

Gina Sano (Author), Aisling Gray (Narrator)

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The Comedy of Errors

"Mistaken identity (which the Elizabethans called “Error”) is nearly always amusing, whether on the stage or in actual life. The Comedy of Errors is a play in which this situation is developed to the extreme of improbability – but we lose sight of this improbability in the roaring fun which results. Nowadays we should call a play of this type a farce, since most of the fun comes from situations which are improbable and the play depends on these for success, rather than on characterization or dialogue. Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors draws on a much older play, Menaechmi, written by the ancient Roman playwright Plautus (254–184 B.C.). A merchant of Syracuse has twin sons and buys twin servants for them. His wife, with one twin and one servant, is soon separated from him by a shipwreck, and comes to live in Ephesus. When grown, the other son and his slave start out to find their brothers, and the father, some years later, starts out in turn to find them. Once in Ephesus, an amusing series of errors begins. The wife takes the wrong twin for her husband, the master beats the wrong slave, the wrong son disowns his father, the twin at Ephesus is arrested instead of his brother, and the twin slave Dromio of Syracuse is claimed as a husband by a black kitchen girl of Ephesus. The situation gets more and more mixed, until at last the real identity of the strangers from Syracuse is established, and all ends happily. Featuring the voices of Susan Iannucci, Gary MacFadden, David Shears, Dara Brown, Blaise Doran, Aisling Gray, Claudia Anglade, Kendra Murray and P.J. Morgan"

William Shakespeare (Author), Aisling Gray, Blaise Doran, Claudia Anglade, Dara Brown, David Shears, Gary MacFadden, Kendra Murray, P. J. Morgan, Susan Iannucci, a full cast (Narrator)

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Alls Well That Ends Well

"This play is a dramatization of Boccaccio’s story of Gillette of Narbonne. Only the comic parts were of Shakespeare’s invention; he added the characters of the pusillanimous Parolles, the lofty courtier Lafew, the Clown Lavatch, and the long suffering Countess. He gave new depth and vitality to the leading characters, who are mere outlines in Boccaccio’s tale. The comedy has for its heroine a young woman who loves the haughty Bertram with an unrequited and despised passion, cures the King of France of a dangerous sickness, claims as her reward the right to choose a husband from among the courtiers, chooses Bertram, is repudiated by him, and, after a nocturnal meeting at which she takes the place of another woman whom he believes himself to have seduced, at last overcomes his resistance and is acknowledged as his wife. In Helena, Shakespeare drew a portrait of familiar type of loving and cruelly maltreated womanhood—the woman who suffers everything in inexhaustible tenderness and humility, and never falters in her love until in the end she wins the rebellious heart."

William Shakespeare (Author), Aisling Gray, Claudia Anglade, David Shears, Denis Daly, Emma Faye, Gary MacFadden, John Burlinson, Kendra Murray, Linda Barrans, Marty Krz, P. J. Morgan, a full cast (Narrator)

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The Magical Eggs on Dragon's Lair

"ABOUT THE BOOK: Twins, Adam and Evette, don’t have a reputation of being well behaved children when outside the home. While staying at their grandparent’s home, their grandfather tells them a story how their island home, Dragon’s Lair, got its name. The story inspires the twins to search the beach caves. They discover an old chest of drawers. The whole chest drawers which act as a door, swings open to a primeval world where the twins steal three eggs: a bronze, a silver and a gold. The eggs are hidden in their cubby house where they become alive and demand the children carry out tasks. Find out what the twins have to do to avoid punishment and to receive rewards from the eggs."

Gina Sano (Author), Aisling Gray (Narrator)

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The Story of Wellesley

"In 1875, Wellesley college opened its doors to women. The Story of Wellesley, written over a hundred years ago, by Florence Converse, a Wellesley professor and graduate herself, tells of the first 40 years of this remarkable school. Henry Fowle Durant founded it with a very specific philosophy which grew and changed as the decades passed. The first six presidents each approached their duty with different talents and goals. Students flourished and became supporting alumnae. Although the individuals mentioned in the Story of Wellesley have all passed into history, their legacy and influence lives on in the alumni and students of today. Narrated by three Wellesley alumnae."

Florence Converse (Author), Aisling Gray, Jennifer Fournier, Karina Ithier (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Aisling Gray

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