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Audiobooks Narrated by Dezaray Azura
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"Two friends living near Barra da Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, were having a lot of trouble with the neighbourhood and their flat, which they simply called the lake."
"The life of Ebenezer Scrooges culminates on a pivotal Christmas Eve under the influence of Charles Dickens.
At its heart, the book is about how we limit our own progress by allowing ourselves to adhere to a non-existent standard of perfectionism."
"The consequences of a group of mercenaries sent on a VIP mission did not last until they were at their limit, and they were not prepared to face what kind of enemy. As a result, they were torn apart, with nowhere to run or hide."
"At the end of an abandoned street in a Midwestern suburban neighborhood sits Sunflower Meadows High School. For twenty years, it has stood empty, a black hole from which people are sucked in and never return. A mid-career accountant encounters unknowable events during a mundane job search and is drawn into a deepening vortex of supernatural terror deep within an unremarkable town.
A short horror story."
"The consequences of a group of mercenaries sent on a VIP mission did not last until they were at their limit, and they were not prepared to face what kind of enemy. As a result, they were torn apart, with nowhere to run or hide."
"A long time ago,
A story begins where the hero and his army travel to a castle to rescue one person. The princess, the beautiful princess, was kidnapped and held in the castle by the evil dragon. As soon as the hero approached the evil dragon, they fought each other in a fierce battle. Eventually, the evil dragon is defeated, and the hero successfully rescues the princess and is brought back to her royal palace."
"Two friends living near Barra da Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, were having a lot of trouble with the neighbourhood and their flat, which they simply called the lake."
"The life of Ebenezer Scrooges culminates on a pivotal Christmas Eve under the influence of Charles Dickens.
At its heart, the book is about how we limit our own progress by allowing ourselves to adhere to a non-existent standard of perfectionism."
"The man came to his feet with some effort and looked around the room. He was confused at first and did not recognize anything around him. Thinking felt almost new to him, as if he had woken from a deep sleep, a sleep deeper than death itself. His memories felt stretched apart like a worn spring, but slowly he started to recognize things around him as his fragmented existence began to tumble itself into a recognizable whole.
The first thing he realized was that he was in a familiar room, and there was a bed by his side. Lying on the bed was a pale, older, man dressed in an impeccable business suit. The suit was obviously custom tailored but appeared to be too large for the older man. On closer examination, he realized that the older man was dead. His skin was gaunt and stretched as if he had struggled near the end of his life, to the point of being unable to eat for quite some time. There was a poultice pressed to the corpse’s head with a kitchen rag, messy and dripping onto the pillow with medication that had failed to save him."
"Two friends living near Barra da Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, were having a lot of trouble with the neighbourhood and their flat, which they simply called the lake."
"The consequences of a group of mercenaries sent on a VIP mission did not last until they were at their limit, and they were not prepared to face what kind of enemy. As a result, they were torn apart, with nowhere to run or hide."
"The life of Ebenezer Scrooges culminates on a pivotal Christmas Eve under the influence of Charles Dickens.
At its heart, the book is about how we limit our own progress by allowing ourselves to adhere to a non-existent standard of perfectionism."
