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Audiobooks Narrated by J. Scott Bennett
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"Izzy Lawson has taken her last abuse.
When her husband dies, she has a choice to make: Go home, and face the family who made her stay with the beast, or head to Belle Fourche to the only friend she has left. The reserve she's worked so hard to build crumbles in the verdant rolling hills, and in the arms of a man so different from her husband.
Conrad Oleson can't read, and it's shamed him for longer than he can remember.
When another teacher shows up on his front step, he's sure his brother is meddling, again. But when Izzy reveals her painful past, he can't stay away. And if learning to read brings him closer to her, he'll do about anything for her including teaching her how to love.
Don't miss this sweet western cowboy romance. Can a widow scarred by her husband finally get her happily ever after? This book was originally published in the Timeless Love: Romantic Stories That Span the Ages collection."
"Arnold's first love died in the Cheyenne river.
He’s sure he’s had his one love. To guard his heart, he wants nothing to do with women. No one could ever compare to his Lynellen. He will work hard, be respectful, and never forget.
Stephenia is the new teacher in Belle Fourche when she almost meets her Maker.
Arnold saved her life, and maybe her heart. She’s avoided relationships her whole life, afraid of the pain of loss. When she finally gives up on him, he has to choose between the love he’s lost and the one who found him."
"William Lewis is a literary agent. Over the years, he's been able to perform his duties in the small town of Perry, in Sardis County.
As a literary agent, William has gone over many contracts in his time. He's signed off on them as a witness, and helped his clients get the best terms that he can.
William is having lunch at Ethel's Diner in Perry when he's approached by Raymond Hollingsworth. Hollingsworth has a contract that he'd like William to look over and sign off on as a witness. William agrees to do so.
What William doesn't know is what Hollingsworth has up his sleeve.
But, like William says, The Devil's In The Details…especially in Sardis County! Be sure and read T. M. Bilderback's third entry in the series Tales Of Sardis County!"
"If you are looking for the main character of a story not to have any weaknesses, if you are looking for him to be trust worthy and always making the right decisions, then this is not the book for you.
If you're looking for the main character to invite home to meet your mama and be your life-long friend, then this is not the book for you."
"The story of Jerod Marsh who became a famous Mountain Man and his Indian family, Bearclaw aand Moonglow.
Excitment from cover to cover with a Wagon Train, an Indian attack, and Jarod almost dying from arrows in his back and his recovery with a nurse named Thatcher. The tedious journey to take Moonglow back to her people on the other side of Echo Mountain."
"Gabriel Montague, a newspaper man from Philadelphia is searching for anomalies in the Appalachia Mountains to write a series of stories for his newspaper, when he comes across something or someone like he has never encountered before in all his travels."
"Ugly is only skin deep.
I was born with a deformity that the doctors had no name for
You see, I was born ugly
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Sticks and stones may break my bones
But words will never hurt me.
Whoever wrote that never had hurtful words
hurled at them like brimstone from Heaven"
"Do you believe in ghosts?
Some folks do, some don't. I'm not sure which I believe. In this short story you will have to opportunity to make up your own mind as to what you want to believe."
"Ex Marshall, Cliff Baron. 35 years old. 6 feet 4 inches, neatly trimmed wavy brown hair, turning gray at the temples. He has whiskey colored eyes and a pencil thin mustache on his upper lip. He's a stout man weighing about 190 pounds. He dresses immaculately with a flower on his lapel at all times. He's always clean shaven, however today, he has a three day growth of beard. He's on his way to Shortland, Texas to pick up the man who cost him his job. His best friend since childhood, Montgomery Mayfield."
"'You ready to tell me what we're carrying?'
'Why is it so important for you to know?' 'Well first place, if it was nitroglycerin, then I would take another route. If it was whiskey I'd stop for a drink any time. Why is it you don't want to tell me?'
'Alright, if you must know, it's dynamite.'
'Dynamite! Why in blazes didn't you tell me that when we started?'
'If you had known would you have agreed to carry it?'"
"After a number of earthquakes hammer the Sierra Madre region of Mexico, Grupo Verdugo, a splinter group of cartel enforcers, takes control of the drug shipping routes through that territory. Caught in the middle, a small orphanage high in the mountains, desperate for supplies to care for the children and the battered earthquake victims, reaches out to Abel Yeager for help.
Yeager and his friend Victor agree to deliver the needed food and medicine. But Grupo Verdugo seems to have a special interest in starving out the clergy and forcing them to bend to their will. They send a man known as the Executioner to stop anyone daring to assist the people.
Yeager and Victor are in for the biggest fight of their lives as they are forced to move forty children, a dozen sick and injured patients, and one feisty doctor out of the mission and through mountains infested with vicious killers."
"Milton “Cujo” Quattlebaum died on the side of mountain in Mexico. Or so Abel Yeager believed. Then Victor Ruiz gets a call from the State Department. The pilot is alive and incarcerated in a Mexican prison.
This would be good news except for the intervention of a mysterious captain in the Mexican special forces. The captain offers to get their friend released if they undertake a mission on his behalf. If they don’t accept, the Cujo will be without protection in a very dangerous environment.
The job? Kill one of the most powerful and feared men in Guatemala: Herman Gustaffson, also known as El Escorpión.
Yeager and Ruiz must risk everything on a deadly trek into a game of deceit, power, and politics. But they are the pawns, and forces beyond their control are moving the pieces."
