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Audiobooks Narrated by Lou Lambert
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"Inukshuk follows the evolution of a chronic alcoholic as he discovers the meaning of real sobriety through working the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. His experiences over the first 16 months of his abstinence as well as the guidance provided by his AA sponsor and the other members of his home group provide detailed explanations of the application, purpose and benefits of working the steps.
If you think you have a drinking problem, are a recovering alcoholic/addict or know someone in recovery, you may find Inukshuk both entertaining and very helpful. Or if you have just wondered what all the fuss was about with respect to the Twelve Steps, you're in luck. This is a compendium of AA wisdom gleaned from over forty years of continuous sobriety and presented in a relatable narrative following a man who is so much like so many AA members in so many ways.
Right now you're reading this description because you are looking for something new in an audiobook. This guy's shenanigans are nothing if not entertaining and it contains a powerful message about the value of personal development to boot. It lasts longer and costs less then a bender. You'll remember where you were when you read it, and you won't be left with feelings of guilt and remorse when it is over.
Don H. has been clean and sober since Christmas day, 1980 while maintaining regular contact with his friends in Alcoholics Anonymous. Easy Does It....... But Do It."
"Charles Parrott is proud of his work. Not everyone can be as successful as he is at robbing banks. His job as a bootlegger in 1958 gives him the skills behind the wheel to shake anyone who dares to try to catch him. He studies each robbery, using logistics, alibies and disguises. He loves to trick and fool the FBI, and it becomes a decade long game to him. It’s as if he was born for this profession. His love of racing and being a rodeo rider tells you what you need to know about what drives him.
His wife, Reba Sue, is thought of as a straight arrow. Everyone thinks she’s a saint, but she isn’t. When his upstanding family gets dragged into his insane world, they will all stand by him.
Most people in the Adair and McCurtain Counties of Oklahoma know that he’s robbing banks, but his generosity to the down and out brings protection and alibis that are solid. He’s their very own “Robin Hood,” and they are charmed by him.
He has a rotating group of partners, taken from his circle of rodeo riders, former bootlegging buddies and childhood friends. Most of them are loyal. Some don’t last long. It’s not a job for the faint hearted.
An Oklahoma FBI agent once said that he thought Parrott was one of the best bank robbers that had ever lived. By all accounts, his story should have assured his place among notorious bank robbers in American history, but he was left out in the cold. Now his story can be told, as only his daughter can tell it."
"Narrated by the Award Winning Lou Lambert, Veillen, book two of The Elemental Union series, continues the tale of Sterling as she fights to control her rising Devian powers.
Haunted by her time rotting in Sionaad, the Severon prison, she struggles to move on. Within her nightmares, she is still a prisoner of the sadistic Engram, but she finds comfort in the arms of Brom Da’Gaihen, a fearsome Veillen Warrior.
All Sterling wants is a place to call home where she can live in peace. But the people of Kai’Vari are suspicious of her silver eyes and the curse they feel she brings to their village. As she learns more about her Devian powers, she discovers a powerful presence lurking in the shadows of the Veil, willing to help her with her plan for revenge.
Brom, while confronting Sterling, must train the next generation of Veillen. After a devastating battle, Brom must decide if he dares push his young students into their joining early, knowing it is both dangerous and possibly deadly.
The Severon are obsessed with resurrecting Kell Wrenkin, the god killer. Commander Engram and Orom Vaan Tydar will stop at nothing to get their hands on the Key Shards. A devious plan unfolds as they begin their search for the elemental keys and domination of all of Taaneri.
Between mastering her new powers and dealing with the Severon, she still has much to do before finding the path she is destined to follow."
"Devian introduces Sterling Rin’Ovana -- a complex, beautiful, and dangerous woman who forges toward a powerful future despite her unknown past.
Resentful of the silver eyes inherited from a mother she never knew, Sterling must learn to put aside the wayward glances and the whispered insults of those who see her as a monster. Silver eyes that also betray her as a Devian, and the hunted quarry of the Severon.
Born in the midst of a battle between her Veillen father and graekull demons and the blood of her dying mother, Sterling is secreted away by Hemi -- a trusted family servant. She grows in peace and safety until the Severon find her, years later. As they destroy the people and the places she grew to love, Sterling battles their constant push to capture her, as well as her own regret over the trail of destruction that follows her escape.
No amount of Hemi’s training could prepare Sterling for the relentless pursuit of the Severon. As she flees, Hemi’s dying words ring in her ears -- urging her to find shelter in the land of Kai’Vari, the place of her birth. While she hopes to find a place to finally call home, she returns to the millennia old battle between man and demon, as well as fear and mistrust from those who should instead protect her.
She also finds -- as her Devian powers emerge -- that she may either be the key to ending the ancient battle, or the catalyst to the world’s destruction."
