Audiobooks narrated by Eric Fox

Resilience: How to Be a Werewolf Audiobook

"Joshua is starting to find his way. His most pressing problem has been dealt with, and it turns out that wasn't the trial or the trust fund. School is out however, and now it's time for the four of them, Patricia, Kathy, Vicky, and him, to try and spend some time together before college starts up in the fall. Patricia is still going to Stanford, Joshua still wants her to get the education her brilliance deserves. While Joshua is still hoping to be able to go to Austin in the fall, the writing on the wall isn't exactly all that hard to see, so he's making a backup plan to play for Midwestern this coming year so at least he's not sitting on his ass. True, he won't be able to play in any away games, but right now he'll take what he can get. On the positive side, he's continuing to meet new and important people and make new friends. Some perhaps a bit better and closer than others. He's gaining allies in his quest to find out just who is running his trust and why they're not paying it out. And maybe, just maybe, he'll finally find out not only who is behind everything that happened, but why."

Jan Stryvant (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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The Dance with Devils

Abe Moss (Author), Eric Fox, Leslie Howard (Narrator)

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Epiphanies: How to Be a Werewolf

"Joshua not only missed the big game, had all of his scholarships pulled, and been banned from just about every college in Texas, but he's been expelled from his high school and has a court order barring him from even setting foot on school grounds. And adding insult to injury he's got to finish high school in Electra! However, he quickly learns that Electra isn't everything it's been made out to be. Sure there's more crime, but that's only because Wichita Falls sends all of its problems there. As towns go, it's small - bordering on tiny. The high school is poor, and the school body is less than a tenth of what he's used to. But they've got a good baseball team and Joshua's a fairly good shortstop as well as a power hitter. Joining the team definitely helps Joshua with making friends at the school as well as connections in town. However he's still got problems to deal with: A deputy who hates him, a judge who is blatantly on the take, and someone with a lot of money or influence who no longer just wants Joshua to go to prison - now he wants him dead! Then of course there's the small matter of his being a werewolf. While he's not sure exactly what it means to be one, he's starting to learn, and his newest girlfriend's mother it turns out knows a lot more about these things than he does."

Jan Stryvant (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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Songs For Sinners

Abe Moss (Author), Eric Fox, Leslie Howard (Narrator)

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Hearts of Hellfire

"Journey to the darkest depths of the afterlife in Hearts of Hellfire, a nightmarish novel that will satisfy readers hungry for horror and adventure both. Perfect for fans of Between Two Fires and The Starving Saints, with an otherworldly twist. A grieving widow smuggles her husband's corpse beyond her city's walls to a woman rumored to resurrect the dead—unleashing a truth that could shatter humanity's fragile survival. This tale is not for the faint of heart. Seven hundred years after the apocalyptic event known as The Unmaking, humanity clings to faith and a desperate mission to rebuild. But when Alma’s husband suddenly succumbs to a mysterious illness, she begins receiving messages from beyond their city’s walls with an impossible promise: “Nothing truly dies. Come find me in the north.” In the forbidden Deadlands, a young woman does the unthinkable—resurrecting the dead. But the soul that awakens inside Alma’s husband isn’t the man she loved. It belongs to Gunnar, a man who died centuries ago during the apocalypse…and knows the horrifying truth behind what really caused it."

Abe Moss (Author), Eric Fox, Leslie Howard (Narrator)

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Revelations: How to Be a Werewolf

"A Texas high school football star with a tragic past discovers the terrifying secret hidden since his family’s death in this propulsive coming-of-age paranormal horror novel packed with monsters, shifters, and game-day stakes. Joshua's had to learn to take the good with the bad. Orphaned at six when a deadly car accident killed his parents and older sister, he's been kicking around the foster care system of Wichita Falls for the last twelve years. While not having a family sucks, and having to deal with some real losers at some of the homes he's gone through, he can't complain. Or at least he won't complain. Because, life is good. He's the star quarterback and team captain for the Coyotes and they're definitely championship bound, and in Texas, where football is a religion, Joshua practices it seriously. He's got scholarship offers left and right, and has every intention of becoming a Long Horn down in Austin. He's dating the smartest, and one of the hottest girls in school, and as a 'three-letter-man' - being on the baseball team and the track team - life is great. But there are storm clouds on Joshua's horizon. Someone doesn't want him to play in that game no matter what it takes. There are other forces, mundane forces, unknown forces, which are aligning against him. On top of all that, there's a secret that's been hidden from him since his parents died that's about to be unleashed. All of these things are about to turn Joshua's life upside down and take away from him everything he's ever wanted. Everything he's worked so hard to earn. For a young man who has always been polite and played by the rules, things are about to change. He's about to change."

Jan Stryvant (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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Sarafina

"From USA Today bestselling author, and Bram Stoker nominee, Philip Fracassi, comes a historical horror novel where three brothers go AWOL during one of the most violent battles of the Civil War, but find something much worse waiting in the woods. Choosing to risk execution rather than be killed in a losing war, three brothers desert their posts and begin a long, arduous journey back home. After weeks of dealing with rough terrain while evading bandits and home guard soldiers—starving, injured, and exhausted—the brothers find a miracle deep in the dark woods. A home. Living in a remote cabin is a beautiful woman, Sarafina, and her young son, Titus. Sarafina takes the soldiers in, cares for them, feeds them, offers them a place to rest. But the youngest of the brothers is wary—something is not what it seems. After discovering a mysterious creek and a strange underground cavern, he gets a strong sense that the cabin, and the fertile land surrounding it, might be harboring something nefarious, terrifying, and dangerous. What ensues is a nightmare beyond imagination, an escalation of horrors that the brothers must somehow fight to survive. With tensions high, the country divided, and loyalties put to the test, Sarafina will take readers on an epic journey of modern horror."

Philip Fracassi (Author), Ellie Gossage, Eric Fox (Narrator)

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Daytide

"Black metal Wizard of Oz Death comes to those who live. The Longing is here: a ruthless psychological pandemic that only ever ends one way. Most find relief in a bullet or a blade. Kaya Sinh chose fire. With Kaya gone, her friend Adam has only the support group they’d attended to keep him going. He’s at his lowest when a priest named Hayle Carnoth appears at group one night, claiming to have discovered a cure for the Longing. Thinking it a crude effort by the priest to seek members for his dwindling congregation, Adam drives him off. But he keeps coming back. With the Longing closing in, Adam agrees to let Father Carnoth share what he’s discovered. They visit a nearby cathedral, where something has appeared inside the steeple."

Chris Panatier (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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Dead in the Water: The Real Story of Nathan Carman

"The gripping inside story of Nathan Carman’s crimes from the maritime lawyer who solved his multimillionaire mother’s disappearance at sea and his even wealthier grandfather’s shooting death in bed. When Nathan and Linda Carman were a week overdue on a fishing trip out of Point Judith, Rhode Island, few thought they would still be alive. Even the Coast Guard had called off its search. So it seemed miraculous when Nathan was spotted—on a life raft, 106 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard—by the Chinese freighter ORIENT LUCKY. But was it more than luck? Nathan survived but his mother did not. Then news broke that Nathan was the primary suspect in his grandfather’s murder three years before, though the case chilled from a missing firearm. The last person to see both victims alive, twenty-two-year-old Nathan was now in line for a $10 million inheritance! Or was Nathan, evidently on the Autism spectrum, plain unlucky to have lost the only two people close to him? As he claimed on national TV, was the focus on him as the “the lowest hanging fruit” just prejudice? With no witnesses, no charges in his grandfather’s shooting, and no body for his mother lost at sea, both cases might have gone cold…except that Nathan made an insurance claim for his lost boat. Enter maritime attorney David J. Farrell, Jr. who ties together Nathan’s evil and greedy scheme. Follow the author’s team as they dissect Nathan’s final voyage, extract exclusive testimony, and assemble evidence from around the world. In Dead in the Water, you’ll pull up a seat inside the federal court trial to see if Nathan’s dream of drifting away with millions of dollars comes true."

David J. Farrell (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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The Tradwife's Lie

"A BRAND-NEW totally addictive psychological thriller with a shocking final twist. In Westbrook, wives are currency. Belonging has a price. By the time the Homemaker’s Fair ends, two women will be dead. And the most dangerous thing a woman can do is change her mind. MARNI I came to Westbrook to disappear. After New York, after the firm, after everything that broke me, this tradwife community felt safe. Predictable. Elke chose me. She matched me with the perfect husband. That meant everything. I learned how this town works—the rankings, the favors, the mandatory midnight check-ins. Now I’m pregnant with Elke’s stepson’s baby—a secret that could destroy everything. Now I know what happened to the women who stepped out of line. And now I understand: Westbrook isn’t about tradition. It’s about control. ELKE I built Westbrook from nothing. Not everyone could have done it. Most women lack the vision. A town of order, tradition, women who want to be told who they are. They see cherry orchards and smiling wives. I see loyalty, hierarchy, power that works because it looks beautiful. The Cherries follow my rules. They don’t ask questions. When someone threatens what I’ve built, I don’t hesitate. Perfection only survives if you protect it. AN INTOXICATING BLEND OF TENSION AND SUSPENSE WITH AN ENDING YOU WON'T SEE COMING. Culty-whodunit. Everyone is a suspect. For readers who devoured Big Little Lies and The Guest List."

Bella Ellwood-Clayton (Author), Amy Jensen, Ellie Gossage, Eric Fox, Nikki Zakocs (Narrator)

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A Field Guide to Murder: A Novel

"A cranky widower and his spirited caregiver team up to solve his neighbor’s murder in this charming and original mystery, perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Benjamin Stevenson. Once a globe-trotting anthropologist, Harry Lancaster is now certain that all his grand adventures are behind him. Recently widowed and suffering from a fractured hip, Harry spends his days and nights behind a pair of binoculars, nose-deep in his neighbors’ affairs. His millennial caregiver, Emma, is determined to get him out of his armchair and back into the world. Fate intervenes when Harry’s mysterious neighbor Sue phones, pleading for help. But instead of rescuing her, Harry and Emma find Sue dead: poisoned, days after a break-in at Sue’s house. Harry resolves to find out what happened, and Emma insists on going along for the ride. Together, they discover motives and suspects abound in Harry’s quaint condominium community—putting them both in the crosshairs of a cold-blooded killer. Readers of Kristen Perrin and Deanna Raybourn will be charmed by this quirky, cross-generational murder mystery."

Michelle L. Cullen (Author), Eric Fox, Shaina Summerville (Narrator)

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Shitshow

"Latrine Technician vs. Dark Carnival? Yep. After his mother is diagnosed with dementia, Sunday McWhorter needs a job with flexible hours and a company vehicle. It just so happens that the local porta-potty company is hiring. The job stinks, but it’s a solid paycheck that allows Sunday to take care of his mom. Everything goes smoothly until Autumn and the beginning of county fair season, when people start going missing and body parts start being found…inside the very tanks of the porta-potties Sunday is charged with cleaning. Is there a serial killer? A human trafficking ring? An epidemic of haunted toilets? Sunday finds out the hard way when the simple job of vacuuming sewage becomes a tussle between worlds."

Chris Panatier (Author), Eric Fox (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Eric Fox

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