Audiobooks narrated by Frazer Blaxland

"The last Warlord of Rheged is faced with a dilemma. His brothers are besieged by the Saxons and he has to travel through hostile territory to rescue them. He is embroiled in a war with the men of Gwynedd as well as having to fight off raids from the Irish. Saxon Blood carries on the story of Lord Lann and his redoubtable warriors as they cling on to their new home in the face of many enemies."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Saxon England

"The Saxons have surrounded Rheged and only the Warlord of Rheged and his men stand between them and the annihilation of the last survivors of Britain. Fighting not only the Saxons but treachery, this fast moving book takes in battles, murder and magic. Set in the last years of the sixth century, it is a picture of life in the Dark Ages and gives a last glimpse of the time before it became Saxon England."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Unframed: Conversations That Take the Gospel Out of the Box

"Honest, transformative conversations about faith Discover a bold, refreshing approach to Christianity in Unframed, a book that breaks through cultural misconceptions and invites readers into honest, transformative conversations about faith. Drawing on interviews with leading thinkers, real-life stories, and deep scriptural insight, this book 'unframes' the gospel--removing the negative stereotypes and misunderstandings that often cloud its message. Why Read Unframed? - Break Free from Stereotypes: Explore how Christianity has been 'framed' in modern culture and how to see it in a new, authentic light. - Engaging Conversations: Benefit from interviews with renowned scholars, skeptics, and believers, offering diverse perspectives on faith, doubt, and meaning. - Relevant for Today: Address the challenges of secularism, 'me-ism,' and religious decline with hope, clarity, and intellectual honesty. - Practical Wisdom: Learn how ancient truths and contemporary research can guide you through questions of suffering, science, and spirituality. - Christ at the Center: Encounter Jesus--his uniqueness, divinity, and relevance--through compelling narrative and thoughtful analysis. Unframed is perfect for seekers, skeptics, and believers alike. If you're looking for a book that takes the gospel out of the box and into real life, this is your invitation to join the conversation."

Josh Moody (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Saxon Revenge

"It is the end of Roman Britain and King Aella is engaged in a death struggle with the last kings of Britannia. Even though Lord Lann, the Wolf Warrior, is undefeated, there is treachery and betrayal within the ranks of the allies. Saxon Revenge tells the story of the cataclysmic battles which led to the Saxons conquering Britain."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Saxon Dawn

"In a time of legends, a new hero emerges as an unlikely warrior rises from the ashes of a village destroyed by invading Saxons. Set in the late Sixth century, Saxon Dawn is a thrilling story about the last flames of resistance to the Anglo-Saxon invaders. King Arthur and the last of the Romans have gone but King Urien fights on. When three orphans join his warriors then the tide begins to turn and, despite overwhelming odds, they begin to defeat the Saxon hordes. Based on the history of the period, Saxon Dawn is a fast moving story with graphic battles scenes as well as complex characters and devious plot twists."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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In All Things Thee to See: A Devotional Guide to Selected Poems of George Herbert

"Devotional Invites Readers to Examine and Enjoy One of History's Greatest Spiritual Poets George Herbert, one of the greatest spiritual poets of all time, influenced many of Christianity's most cherished writers including Richard Baxter, Charles Spurgeon, T. S. Eliot, and C. S. Lewis. His works, rich with vivid language, theological insight, and pastoral guidance, expand the reader's capacity to experience and delight in Christ. In this devotional volume, Stephen Witmer presents 40 of George Herbert's most impactful poems, favored for their brevity, accessibility, and relevance to contemporary Christians. With explanations of unfamiliar terms and concepts and brief devotional reflections, Witmer helps readers gain a deeper understanding of each poem and its application. This beautiful volume shepherds readers toward spiritual growth, inviting them not only to engage with Herbert's poetry but also to encounter the God who inspired it. - Beloved Poet: One of the most popular devotional poets of the 17th century and of all time, George Herbert's work is a lasting treasure for believers - Accessible: Featuring approachable poems with helpful explanations, this devotional is made accessible for anyone wanting to reflect deeper on the beauty of Christ - Brief Commentary: Explains unfamiliar words and concepts, and application sections suggest ways the poems can shape and deepen readers' spiritual lives - Useful for Meditation: Thoughtfully crafted to encourage reflection and personal meditation"

George Herbert (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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The Last Days of Johnny Nunn

"Career campaigner Fraser Neal continually clashed with local businessmen, most recently over the council’s selling publicly-owned social housing in the Docklands to private developers and displacing vulnerable residents. Until he’s found dead in an alley behind Tennessee Fried Chicken’s wheelie bins. Neal was also a police informant – or so he said. DS Max Lomax of Special Operations says he wasn’t. No one believes him. Max’s reluctant inquiries into Fraser’s murder take him through the rundown estates, church soup kitchens and graffitied shopfronts of southeast London. He’s unaware that his investigation is linked to Johnny Nunn, a former boxer living on the streets, who has given everything to the search for his missing daughter. For five years Johnny has been consumed by a vision of finding his girl and bringing her home, but now he allows himself to be drawn into another family’s tragedy. Johnny knows the only beaten man is the one who’s stopped fighting. The killers may not."

Nick Triplow (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Flodden: Tudor Warrior Book 3

"The exciting third instalment of Griff Hosker's incredible Tudor Warrior series! James of Ecclestone is now a rich man, a family man and a respected landowner. Once the spy of two kings, his life is peaceful. When a Scottish raid touches his family he is forced to draw a sword and go to war once more and when the Scottish king opts for belligerency and threatens war then James has to don a cloak, take his dagger and become a spy once more. Retelling the greatest defeat in Scottish history, Flodden narrates the battle from the viewpoint, not of the great and the good but the billmen who won the victory against all odds."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Lando Norris: A Biography

"From established sports journalist Ben Hunt, the very first biography of the up-and-coming British driver Lando Norris, published on the brink of the British Grand Prix. As the youngest ever British Formula 1 driver, Lando Norris is trailblazing his way through the world of motor racing. After signing as a junior driver for McLaren in 2017, he has since asserted himself as the team's brightest talent and an aspiring world champion. Born to British and Belgian parents and raised in the idylls of south-west of England, Lando's childhood reflects how even the calmest of upbringings can create an adrenaline junkie. As one of a new cohort of young drivers seeking to assert their dominance in the sport, Lando is a uniquely modern sportsman, who celebrates learning and personal development, but who nonetheless has the killer instinct required to take him to the very pinnacle of F1. In Lando Norris, motor sport aficionado and journalist Ben Hunt draws on his extensive driver and paddock access to seek to understand what makes Lando tick and examines how this young British driver has been well and truly raised in the mould of a champion."

Ben Hunt (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Tudor Spy: Tudor Warrior book 2

"James of Ecclestone thought that when Perkin Warbeck was executed his days as a spy were over. He was wrong. Kings do not forget men who are useful to them and James was a master of his craft. Wanting nothing more than a life of peace with a new family James is thrown into the maelstrom of politics, intrigue and knives in the night."

Griff Hosker (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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The Phone Call

"Shortlisted for the Adult Prize for Fiction at the Selfie Book Awards 2023 A single phone call can destroy your life. Joey Clarke has been responsible for his family since he was just fifteen. Ten years on, his only pleasure is spending time with bubbly Becca, his best friend… and the secret love of his life. She’s his only escape from a dead-end job, ever-increasing debts and the fear that enforcement agents will knock on the front door any day. So when a phone call brings Joey the chance to ease his family’s financial burdens, he grabs the opportunity — even though the bags he’s delivering seem suspicious. What he doesn’t know can’t hurt him, right? But Joey soon finds himself party to a crime that turns Becca’s life upside down, and he panics. Should he confess to the police? Tell Becca? Or keep quiet and hope for the best? After all, the only woman who knows the truth may never speak again…"

A J Campbell (Author), Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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At The Breakfast Table

"Told from four different perspectives, At the Breakfast Table is a story of hidden histories and family secrets, from the author of The Silence of Scheherazade. Prinkipo Island, Turkey, 2017. In the glow of a late summer morning, family gather for the 100th birthday of the famous artist Sirin Saka. It ought to be a time of fond reminiscence, looking back on a long and fruitful artistic career, on memories spanning almost a century, but also of an era when imperial forces fought over her homeland. But the deep past is something Sirin has spent a lifetime trying to conceal. Her grandchildren, Nur and Fikret, and great grandchild, Selin, do not know what Sirin is hiding, though they are intimately aware of the secret's psychological consequences. The siblings invite family friend and investigative journalist Burak along to interview Sirin for his weekly column in celebration of her 100th year. They hope he will help unravel the family secrets and persuade her to talk. Sirin's life-long servant, Sadik, is determined to do all he can to protect the artist. Eventually Sirin begins to express her pain the only way she knows how. She paints the story onto her dining room wall, revealing a history wiped from public consciousness and the cause of her family's anguish that has sat, ruinous, in their subconscious for generations."

Betsy Göksel, Defne Suman (Author), Angela Christofilou, Frazer Blaxland (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Frazer Blaxland

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