Audiobooks narrated by George Guidall

"While the world is busy holding its breath, Ishmael Weinberg is just trying to fix his fountain pen. Ishmael has spent thirty years hiding in the thirteenth century. He writes about obscure kings and falconry while the modern world goes to hell on Twitter. He thinks he can outrun history by writing it. He is wrong. A city he’d never heard of has become the only word that now matters. Wuhan. The status quo hasn’t just shifted. It has evaporated. While the President promises the virus will vanish like a miracle, Ishmael stares at the indicators on his phone. His daughter is a CNN stringer at ground zero in Japan. She stands on a pier in Yokohama. She watches the refrigerated trucks roar past with taped zippers. The air is the enemy. Ishmael doesn’t trust the stable geniuses in Washington. He doesn’t trust the man on the news promising miracles. He trusts his wife, Deborah, and the emergency N95 masks she hid in a steel shed for an earthquake that never came. He trusts the doctor who gave him the only advice that matters. Don’t breathe. A visceral political thriller and medical drama. Don’t Breathe is an eerie and terrifying exploration of the moments when logic fails. It captures the horror of a father watching his child run toward a disaster he cannot stop. This is a story of domestic suspense and global collapse, anchored in the horrors of a society in freefall. The hiss of a radiator. The metallic reek of blood. The silence that precedes a coming storm. For fans of realistic medical thrillers and political suspense. Discover why this story feels hauntingly familiar—and why, in the end, silence may be the only refuge."

Harry Turtledove (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Two Wheels to Freedom: The Story of a Young Jew, Wartime Resistance, and a Daring Escape

"The extraordinary true story of a young Jewish art student who not just survived but resisted and saved hundred of lives—all while retaining his infectious zeal for life. Though Cioma Schönhaus was only 11 years old when the Nazis first came to power, his cleverness and resourcefulness eventually made him an unlikely hero and bon vivant. As a young adult staying one step ahead of the S.S., Cioma would dine in swanky restaurants and frequent trendy bars and have plenty of romances—all while sabotaging weapons in the munitions factory where he worked. He even bought a sailboat and taught himself how to sail. These hijinks never distracted Cioma from a deeper mission. Trained as an artist, Cioma’s masterfully forged fake ID's ensured that several hundred Jews survived the war. When he learned the Gestapo was closing in on him, Cioma masterminded a singularly daring escape: spending a month biking to Switzerland, he became the only person to cycle his way out of the Third Reich. Beautifully written and deeply satisfying, Two Wheels to Freedom is a story of survival and resistance unlike any other. Arthur J. Magida captures Cioma’s exuberance, charm, spunk, and courage. His was a life lived with wonderment, one that the author sets seamlessly against the horrors of history while never losing sight of Cioma’s “wily ways, his zest for life, and his appetite for improbable adventures—all of them delighting in the magic that’s beyond the ordinary and the staid.” Two Wheels to Freedom is an exhilarating read that by turns illuminates and inspires. “A Jewish art student trapped in Berlin during WWII maintains a brazen, outgoing social life while secretly combating the Nazi regime in this surprising and propulsive tale. In Magida’s winsome portrait, Schönhaus’s indomitable spirit and absolute calm under astonishing pressure make for riveting reading. It’s unputdownable.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)"

Arthur J. Magida (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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The Brothers McKay 'International Edition': A Longmire Mystery

"A masterful new novel in the beloved New York Times bestselling Longmire series When Pepper McKay, one of the most hated men in Absaroka County, is found murdered on his ranch in Crazy Woman Canyon, suspects aren’t in short supply. But Sheriff Walt Longmire’s attention is on those who had gathered for a family meeting that evening, McKay’s very different sons: a smooth-talking charmer, a cosmopolitan journalist, a reclusive monk, and a half-Native ranch hand who keeps the place running. Each had a motive. Each claims he’s innocent. As Walt investigates what happened that night at the O-Kay Lodge, he’s pulled into a tangle of old grudges and long-buried secrets. Then the case takes a sharp turn: a second body surfaces, and a wildfire tears through the canyon, trapping Walt and forcing him into a fight for his life as both the killer and the elements close in. The twenty-second novel in the Longmire series, The Brothers McKay is a murder mystery and a survival thriller that tests the sheriff’s hard-won sense of justice—all while paying sly homage to Dostoevsky’s classic."

Craig Johnson (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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The Arcadian

"The best-selling author of Gates of Fire and A Man at Arms presents a gripping, genre-bending story of a mercenary in late medieval Spain and the eternal costs of violence. Spain, the 1500s. The Iberian Peninsula is splintered by faith and ambition, its kingdoms locked in endless struggle. Armies clash, religions collide, and empires rise on tides of blood. Into this crucible rides Telamon: soldier, mercenary, outcast. He has lived a hundred lives across centuries, forever condemned to take up arms. Now, drawn into the brutal conflict between Portuguese invaders and Andalusian defenders, he must face both the battlefield before him and the eternal war within himself. But Telamon is not alone. Across time, through lifetimes, the same figures return: comrades and rivals, lovers and betrayers, all reborn in new forms, bound together by a cycle neither mercy nor death can break. As the armies close on a desperate city, their destinies entwine once more, and Telamon is forced to reckon with the questions that haunt every warrior’s soul: Can a man made for battle ever put down his sword? And is there redemption for one who has spilled blood? With The Arcadian, bestselling author and master of historical fiction Steven Pressfield delivers a sweeping standalone novel that fuses the grit of historical realism with the mysticism of the ancient world. A meditation on fate, justice, and release from violence, The Arcadian is both a war story and a timeless journey of the spirit—a novel that asks not just how men fight, but why. “Warrior epic, historical meditation, and love story—The Arcadian is classic Steven Pressfield. I could smell the campfires and feel the hooves’ thunder.”—New York Times best-selling author Nate Fick"

Steven Pressfield (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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The Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb

"In the Lebanese village of Bhamdoun in 1931, Joseph Friedmann is born to a 15-year-old Syrian-Jewish girl hastily married off to a Belgian businessman thirty years her senior. After his parents divorce, Joseph's new Christian step-father refuses to rear a Jewish child. At the age of eight, Joseph is banished to a Catholic convent, where he experiences betrayal, anti-Semitism, and a deep trauma he cannot bring himself to name. He learns to survive by locking away his feelings. But at the age of fifteen, he allows himself to fall in love with Isabella, a nun-in-training. This, too, ends in heartbreak. She leaves the convent, taking with her Joseph's unborn child and his hopes of ever belonging in Lebanon. Joseph sets out on foot toward Palestine, where he takes part in Israel's 1948 War of Independence. He is finally home. But his new country needs his unique set of skills, and Joseph returns to Lebanon as an Israeli spy. Over time, the tools of his trade - daring, violence, deceit, and suppression of self - exact an ever-increasing toll. After twenty years under cover, he completes one final, decisive operation. Now he faces a choice: escape to safety in Israel, or attempt to lay claim to his future by confronting the past - the mother who forsook him; the abbess who abused him; the lover who deserted him. THE WOLF SHALL DWELL WITH THE LAMB is a literary thriller. This work contextualizes the geopolitical, religious, social and historical realities of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the roots of the current violence in the Middle East. The world needs this novel precisely at this time. The book reminds us of the historical imperatives leading to the founding of the State of Israel, while acknowledging the pain and longing experienced by its Arab citizens and neighbors."

Emmet Hirsch (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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1635: The Weaver's Code

"NEW RING OF FIRE SERIES ENTRY FROM THE LATE ERIC FLINT AND BEST-SELLING AUTHOR JODY LYNN NYE A young gentlewoman, Margaret de Beauchamp finds her fate twisted into the lives of the up-timers when she meets the Americans imprisoned in the Tower of London. In exchange for her help, Rita Simpson and Harry Lefferts give her a huge sum of money to keep her family’s manor and its woolen trade from falling into the hands of the crown and its unscrupulous minister, Lord Cork. But Margaret’s troubles are not at an end. Her family’s fortunes are in a downward spiral. Her trip to Grantville brings unexpected dangers and a possible up-time solution. Inspired by books in the Grantville library, Margaret has an idea to restore her family’s fortunes with an innovation never before seen in fabric design. With the help of Aaron Craig, an up-timer programmer using aqualators, water-powered computers, they teach her father’s craftsmen to create a combination machine loom that can produce a new type of woolen cloth. The ornate and perfect patterns quickly trend among the nobility. However, the Master Weavers of the county’s Weaver’s Guild aren’t happy about being overshadowed by the changes to the status quo, and take their grievance to Lord Cork, who is still looking for the people who helped the Americans escape from the Tower. Cork isn’t interested in squabbles between mere tradesmen, but he is very interested in taking over the new calculating machine that is fueling the upsurge in the de Beauchamp fortunes. He sends agents ordered to stop at nothing to secure it for his own ends. Margaret has to protect her new business, and prevent anyone from discovering that up-timers are in the country to assist her, but she still has to deal with an uprising at home."

Eric Flint, Jody Lynn Nye (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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The Four Agreements Companion Book: Using the Four Agreements to Master the Dream of Your Life

"From international bestselling and acclaimed author don Miguel Ruiz The Four Agreements introduced a simple, but powerful code of conduct for attaining personal freedom and true happiness. Now The Four Agreements Companion Book takes you even further along the journey to recover the awareness and wisdom of your authentic self. This companion book is a must-read not only for those who enjoyed don Miguel's first book, but for anyone who is ready to leave suffering behind, and to master the art of living in our natural state: happiness. The Companion Book includes: • How to break the domestication that keeps you enslaved by fear • Keys to recover your will, your faith, and the power of your word • Practice ideas to help you become the master of your own life • A dialogue with don Miguel about living The Four Agreements • Success stories from people who have used The Four Agreements "The Four Agreements are a tool for transformation, leading you to stop judging, mainly yourself, and to start practicing another way of life." - don Miguel Ruiz"

Don Miguel Ruiz, Janet Mills (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Best of 'The Strand Magazine': 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales from the Modern Masters of Mystery and Fiction

"Best of “The Strand Magazine”: 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales from the Modern Masters of Mystery and Fiction “The Strand Magazine was always a giant voice in our corner of the literary world—and it still is today. This collection proves why—these unearthed gems and exciting new pieces shouldn’t be missed.” —Lee Child, bestselling author of the Jack Reacher series This star-studded anniversary collection features over twenty-five unforgettable stories from internationally bestselling authors and literary legends. From the Nordic noir of Jo Nesbø and the lyricism of Tennessee Williams to the timeless imagination of Ray Bradbury and the courtroom wit of John Mortimer, these vivid tales reflect the range and tone that have defined The Strand Magazine for a quarter century. Alongside lost works by icons like Shirley Jackson are stories by contemporary bestsellers including Ruth Ware, Joyce Carol Oates, Jeffery Deaver, James Lee Burke, Michael Connelly, and R. L. Stine. With a foreword by Alexander McCall Smith, this collection offers a rare blend of depth, wit, and atmospheric storytelling."

Andrew F. Gulli, Lamia J. Gulli (Author), Christopher Tester, Dan Bittner, Derek Perkins, Dion Graham, Edoardo Ballerini, George Guidall, Gerard Doyle, Grover Gardner, Imogen Church, January LaVoy, Jean Brassard, Joel Froomkin, Matthew Lloyd Davies, P. J. Ochlan, Ralph Lister, Robert Fass, Robin Miles, Roger Clark, Scott Brick, Simon Vance, Soneela Nankani, Steve West, Theo Solomon, Tim Campbell (Narrator)

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University City

"When a bomb levels an entire block in a gentrifying Philadelphia neighborhood, killing dozens of people days before Christmas, all signs point to terrorism. But who did it? And why? Veteran Philadelphia Police Detective Frank Benson and Sergeant Ophelia Brown-Thurman are long on questions and short on answers. Meanwhile, the high-profile racketeering trial of a crooked union official begins. It is a case in which Benson, despite his best efforts, is selected to serve on the jury—and which turns out to have disturbing links to the deadly bombing. Benson and Brown-Thurman’s investigation leads them into the underground snake pit of right-wing extremists still raging over the outcome of the 2020 election, and eager to lash out. As they race to determine a motive and unmask the culprit, another, deadlier conspiracy brews—one that puts the new President-elect in the crosshairs. In this third installment of the Frank Benson and Ophelia Brown-Thurman mystery series, author and Philly native Neal Goldstein weaves a riveting tale of malice and mayhem around real-life events. It’s a story about a divided America where heroic public servants will do whatever it takes to defend the city, and the nation, that they love."

Neal Goldstein (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Better Health With AI: Your Roadmap To Results

"Discover how artificial intelligence can revolutionize your health—without replacing your doctor. In Better Health With AI: Your Roadmap to Results, Dr. Earl J. Campazzi Jr., a seasoned physician with expertise in preventive medicine, shows you how to harness AI, wearables, and genetic data for personalized wellness. From spotting early signs of heart disease and cancer to managing obesity, dementia, and infectious threats, this practical guide demystifies AI's role in everyday health. Learn to: - Use smartwatches and apps to track vital signs and detect issues like atrial fibrillation before symptoms appear. - Decode genetic tests with AI for actionable insights on risks like Alzheimer's or breast cancer. - Prevent medication errors and optimize supplements tailored to your needs. - Build longevity habits, from AI-guided exercise to stress management. Packed with real-world examples, step-by-step instructions, and warnings about AI's limitations (like hallucinations and privacy concerns), this book empowers you to partner with technology and healthcare pros. Whether you're tech-savvy or a beginner, gain control over your health in an AI-driven world. Includes appendices on wearables, mental health tools, and health apps. Foreword by [if applicable; otherwise omit]. Copyright © 2025. 'AI isn't a doctor—it's your smart assistant for better living.' – Dr. Campazzi Ideal for anyone seeking proactive health strategies in 2025 and beyond."

Earl J. Campazzi, Jr., M.D., Mph, Mba (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Return to Sender 'International Edition'

"Walt Longmire is back after the escapades of First Frost and encounters one of his most baffling cases in Wyoming’s brutal and unforgiving Red Desert. When Blair McGowan, the mail person with the longest postal route in the country of over three hundred mile a day, goes missing the question becomes—where do you look for her? The Postal Inspector for the State of Wyoming elicits Sheriff Longmire to mount an investigation into her disappearance and Walt does everything but mail it in; posing as a letter-carrier himself, the good sheriff follows her trail and finds himself enveloped in the intrigue of an otherworldly cult. Packed to the brim with twists and turns, the 21st novel in the New York Times bestselling Longmire series pushes Walt to his absolute limits, forcing him to wrestle with the impossible question: What good are your morals, if you’re marked for the dead letter office?"

Craig Johnson (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Summerhouse

"A gay couple’s 40-year relationship is imperiled by a new arrival to their sleepy island paradise: The Birdcage as done by Highsmith. Fehmi and Şener have been together forty years—no small feat for any pair, but especially admirable for a gay couple in Turkey. Behind closed doors, their life on Büyükada, an idyllic island near Istanbul, is like a powder keg that needs only one spark to blow. That spark soon comes in the form of Deniz, the wildly handsome and troubled teenager next door, who immediately catches Fehmi’s eye. This “harmless” crush immediately raises Şener’s hackles; although he doesn’t think Deniz would ever reciprocate Fehmi’s feelings, it’s not a risk he’s willing to take. But when one betrayal leads to another, Deniz hatches a plan, and the sultry summer takes a dark turn as the couple’s relationship is put to the test like never before. Will lust or love win the day? One thing’s for sure: not everyone will be getting out of this love triangle alive. Dishy, suspenseful, and boiling over with black humor, Yiğit Karaahmet’s debut makes a fierce political statement about supporting “gay wrongs” while also introducing a shockingly lovable pair of antiheroes who could be Tom Ripley’s grandfathers."

Yiğit Karaahmet (Author), George Guidall (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by George Guidall

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