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Audiobooks Narrated by Madeline Harsh
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"What if the life you’re living isn’t truly yours? What if the rules, limits, and expectations you’ve accepted were never meant to define you?
In Leaving the Matrix, author Luna Ashwood takes you on a powerful journey of awakening — breaking free from the illusions, conditioning, and fear that keep so many people trapped in a life that doesn’t feel authentic.
Drawing on philosophy, spirituality, and real-world insights, this audiobook explores:
- What the “Matrix” really is — beyond pop culture and into everyday life
- How to recognize the signs that you’re living in the Matrix
- Practical steps to unplug from limiting beliefs and societal programming
- Healing methods to release fear, guilt, and emotional baggage
- How to create a new reality rooted in freedom, authenticity, and purpose
Whether you’re feeling stuck, searching for truth, or longing for deeper meaning, Leaving the Matrix will guide you toward clarity, empowerment, and a life beyond the illusions.
It’s time to wake up. It’s time to live free."
"2025 National Indie Excellence Award Winner, Death & Dying category.
An inspirational story for anyone who’s grieving, Through the Darkness explores the unbreakable bonds between loved ones, even after death.
On April 18, 2017, Charlie unexpectedly loses her only child, sixteen-year-old Isaac. Devastated, she throws herself into investigating the circumstances of his death, which she suspects was related to medical negligence. As Charlie falls into darkness, she begins to sense that Isaac is communicating with her from the other side, a spiritual realm where he returns after crossing over. There, Isaac calls upon four generations of his ancestors to help him save his mother’s life.
Not long after, Charlie learns that her husband, Chris, has terminal cancer. Pushed to the brink, Charlie embarks on a quest for answers and consults with world-renowned psychic medium Allison DuBois. Based on actual events, Through the Darkness is filled with thought-provoking discussions and acts as a road map for navigating through grief to a place of renewed hope and purpose in life."
"The government taskmasters aren’t playing nice. (Do they ever?)
Name’s Jess. The superhero version is called Just Jess, but I feel like Desperate Jess is a better moniker.
My to-do list grew exponentially. (Translation: In addition to my normal duties of reviewing superpowers, I have to find a cure for my sister, solve two power puzzles, and work with Mayor Shady Pants’s misfit crew of Supers.)
Saving my sister may involve defying the government overlords and that’s not healthy for other people in my life.
If I don’t pull off several miracles, my sister may only be the first of many casualties."
"After centuries of secrecy, superpowers just went public.
(Um. Yay?)
Name’s Jess, but my official superhero name is just Jess. (Just as in justice according to one yappy reporter.)
Because I have multiple Gifts, I get to be the poster child for superpowers. Lucky me. (Translation: I get to deal with suited ninnies in stuffy boardrooms, a big fat target on my back, and would-be supervillains who keep popping up like dandelions.)
Chasing down bad guys might keep me out of the boardroom (always a plus), but the government head games threaten my sanity and my family.
If I don’t win battles in and out of the boardroom, the shine on my public image will be the least of my concerns."
"Get kidnapped by government thugs. Check.
(Guess that’s off my bucket list.)
Name’s Jess, and I have superpowers. A lot of them. You’d think that would make life easier. Wrong. Dead wrong.
Having many superpowers landed me my first job out of college. (Translation: The government sent suited sweet-talkers with a carrot-and-stick approach to kidnap me and set me to reviewing superpowers.)
Job Pros: Reviewing powers pays well, and my family stays off the scary people’s list of things-to-kill-today.
Job Cons: It comes with a billion strings attached and a side serving of life-and-death situations.
If I don’t beat the government at their own game, I’ll die. Worse, I’ll probably take my family down with me. This whole situation is giving me some Grade A trust issues."
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