Audiobooks narrated by Ann Fritz

"'Eight Cousins' by Louisa May Alcott is a novel published in 1875. Thirteen-year-old orphan Rose Campbell arrives at her wealthy family's estate, sickly and uncertain of her future. When her unconventional guardian Uncle Alec returns from abroad, he revolutionizes her care with unorthodox ideas about health and education. Surrounded by seven boisterous boy cousins and befriending the housemaid Phebe, Rose must navigate family dynamics while discovering who she wants to become in this exploration of childhood, education, and finding one's place."

Louisa May Alcott (Author), Ann Fritz (Narrator)

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How To Write Photoplays

"Written during the formative years of motion pictures, How to Write Photoplays (Third Edition) by Embrie Zuver is a practical, no-nonsense guide to storytelling in the silent-film era—when images carried meaning, structure was everything, and writers learned to think in reels rather than words. Designed for aspiring photoplaywrights, this instructional manual walks listeners step by step through the complete process of creating a market-ready scenario. Zuver defines the technical language of early studios and cameras, then explains how to generate ideas, shape plots, control pacing, and build emotion without dialogue. Topics include scenario formatting, titles and synopses, character lists, scene construction, continuity, entrances and exits, subtitles and inserts, crisis-to-climax structure, revision practices, manuscript preparation, sales etiquette, censorship considerations, and the realities of the production pipeline. The book concludes with a full sample photoplay, Timid Teddy, illustrating every principle in action through a lighthearted romantic comedy of misunderstandings, social pressure, and earned affection—demonstrating how careful structure and visual storytelling could carry an audience to a satisfying conclusion. Clear, encouraging, and firmly grounded in professional practice, How to Write Photoplays offers a rare inside look at how films were written before sound—and remains a valuable study in visual storytelling, narrative discipline, and the foundations of screenwriting itself."

Embrie Zuver (Author), Ann Fritz (Narrator)

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The Woman at Seven Brothers

"Alone on an offshore lighthouse known as the Seven Brothers, a young assistant keeper recounts the events that destroyed his life—and his certainty of what is real. Raised in strict innocence and untested by the world, he arrives at the light expecting solitude, routine, and honest work. What he finds instead is confinement: the ceaseless pounding of the sea, the narrow rituals of duty, and a household sealed off from time and society. In that isolation, attention sharpens. Silence grows heavy. Ordinary glances begin to feel charged. The keeper’s wife—quiet, watchful, and restless—slowly becomes the center of his thoughts. Her presence is unsettling, her desires unspoken yet unmistakable. As fog thickens and storms gather, the line between loneliness and obsession begins to erode. The sea listens. The light must be kept burning. And somewhere between faith, fear, and desire, a terrible choice waits to be made. The Woman at Seven Brothers is a masterwork of maritime psychological horror—a tense, confessional descent into madness where guilt, devotion, and the elemental force of the ocean conspire against the fragile defenses of the human mind. Spare, relentless, and quietly devastating, Wilbur Daniel Steele’s classic tale remains as unnerving today as when it was first written."

Wilbur Daniel Steele (Author), Ann Fritz (Narrator)

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The Sound of Storms

"A REALM DIVIDED MUST BE UNITED. Aria, the fae princess of Allar, harbors a deep resentment for the Denover shifters across the border. That includes Luka—the arrogant dragon shifter and son of Denover’s most powerful political leader. When their volatile god, Mallium, reveals a threat to the entire continent, Aria and Luka must decide to put aside their families’ troubled history and work together to save their people from a common enemy. Forced to rely on their family and friends—including Luka’s second in command and alluring ex, Evelyn—Aria and Luka must navigate their intense emotions, confront their own prejudices, unravel the dark secrets that bind them, and challenge the traditions that keep them apart. Together, they embark on a perilous quest to unite their fractured realms and bring harmony to their people—or risk meeting an untimely demise."

Anya Keeler (Author), Ann Fritz (Narrator)

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Turning New Pages (2nd Edition): How Exploring My Treasured Friendships And Our Past Lives' Connections Led Me On the Wild Rides Through The Mysteries Of Life

"Explore the mysteries of past lives and the deep connections that shape our friendships in 'Turning New Pages.' Alla Kaluzhny takes readers on a captivating journey through her spiritual explorations, uncovering the hidden bonds that transcend time and space. As she delves into her cherished friendships, she reveals how past life connections have influenced her present relationships, offering a fresh perspective on the meaning of true companionship. This insightful book invites readers to reflect on their own relationships and the possible past life ties that may connect them to those they hold dear. Perfect for those intrigued by reincarnation, spirituality, and the enduring power of friendship."

Alla Kaluzhny (Author), Ann Fritz (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Ann Fritz

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