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Audiobooks Narrated by D. M. Sorlie
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Alex is on an assignment following the trail of war criminals, and is unaware of the anguish his friend Clara is going through. She has requested the help of 'Island Art Inquiries.'
Sue Lee and Dr. Jane arrived at her home in Clovelly to learn more about a book from the past. They promised Clara they will find the writer while in Paris on business. However, what they thought would be a simple buying trip finds them at the beginning of a ratline.
A series of underground routes, helping Nazi to escape prosecution from the war tribunals or was this something more sinister?
Sue Lee and Jane then team up with Sylvester and Yvette and discover the concealment of a timeless love story.
An exceptional giant man with a talent to bring people together to escape from the constraints of Nazi's rules to enjoy a memorable Christmas for two special children.
Klondike Journal is a murder mystery taking place in two separate timelines involving two exceptional women ahead of their time.
Marie Adele, a wayward New York socialite, finds prosperity during the Klondike gold rush after being bestowed with a treasure that brings murder into the present.
Sue Lee is uncovering the pieces of Klondike Marie's past to find the treasure before the psychotic killer kills again.
Nuclear physics after years of developing the Atomic bomb hides in shame as a circus clown, but laughter turns deadly when the real anarchists stepped out from behind the masquerade.
A search in the Pacific for Dr. Jane's childhood idol Amelia Earhart, an American aviation pioneer, uncovers a hidden murder from the past now haunting to be solved.
The Cold War has produced Russian invasion fears in Alaska. To prepare, the FBI is secretly training civilians to transmit enemy movements. The flaw is the vast Alaskan wilderness is rich in minerals, leaving room for corruption and murder during Operation Washtub.
