Audiobooks Narrated by Sion Dayson

The Rich Hermana: A First-Gen Guide to Money, Mindset, and Wealth (No Matter Where You Started)

"Build Wealth. Break Barriers.The Rich Hermana: A First-Gen Guide to Money, Mindset, and Wealth is a blueprint for first-generation children of immigrants ready to rewrite their money story. With cultural pride and practical tools, Ixamar Palumbo shows you how to master your finances, honor your family’s sacrifices, and create the wealth you deserve. Ixamar Palumbo, the proud daughter of Venezuelan immigrants and the first in her family born in the United States, grew up learning about money at the kitchen table while helping her mamá navigate an unfamiliar financial system. Those lessons sparked a lifelong mission: to give other first-gens the confidence, clarity, and tools to build prosperity on their own terms. Blending powerful storytelling with step-by-step guidance, The Rich Hermana equips readers to: - Master the financial systems that once felt intimidating or out of reach - Build wealth and stability, no matter where you’re starting or your legal status - Heal money guilt, cultural pressures, and the weight of being “the first” - Redefine success by honoring family sacrifices while creating generational wealth Packed with heart, humor, and unapologetic honesty, this book proves you don’t need to inherit money to build it. You just need the right guide, and the courage to claim the life your family envisioned when they came to the United States. If you’ve ever wanted a big sister to walk you through money, mindset, and success without the jargon or shame…welcome. You’re home. If you liked The Black Girl's Guide to Financial Freedom, Get Good with Money, or Financial Literacy for Young Adults Simplified, you’ll love The Rich Hermana: A First-Gen Guide to Money, Mindset, and Wealth (No Matter Where You Started)"

Ixamar Palumbo (Author), Sion Dayson (Narrator)

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Hall of Mirrors: A Novel

"When a popular mystery novelist dies suspiciously, his writing partner must untangle the author’s connection to a serial killer in award-winning John Copenhaver’s new novel set in 1950s McCarthy-era Washington, DC. *A New York Times Best Crime Novel of the Year* *A Washington Post and TODAY.com must-read book selection* *A Novel Suspects Best Mystery & Thriller of the Year* In May 1954, Lionel Kane witnesses his apartment engulfed in flames with his lover and writing partner, Roger Raymond, inside. Police declare it a suicide due to gas ignition, but Lionel refuses to believe Roger was suicidal. A month earlier, Judy Nightingale and Philippa Watson—the tenacious and troubled heroines from The Savage Kind—attend a lecture by Roger and, being eager fans, befriend him. He has just been fired from his day job at the State Department, another victim of the Lavender Scare, an anti-gay crusade led by figures like Senator Joseph McCarthy and J. Edgar Hoover, claiming homosexuals are security risks. Little do Judy and Philippa know, but their obsessive manhunt of the past several years has fueled the flames of his dismissal. They have been tracking their old enemy Adrian Bogdan, a spy and vicious serial killer protected by powerful forces in the government. He’s on the rampage again, and the police are ignoring his crimes. Frustrated, they send their research to the media and their favorite mystery writer anonymously, hoping to inspire someone, somehow, to publish on the crimes—anything to draw Bogdan out. But has their persistence brought deadly forces to the writing team behind their most beloved books? In the wake of Roger’s death, Lionel searches for clues, but Judy and Philippa threaten his quest, concealing dark secrets of their own. As the crimes of the past and present converge, danger mounts, and the characters race to uncover the truth, even if it means bending their moral boundaries to stop a killer."

John Copenhaver (Author), Ray Ford, Shea Taylor, Sion Dayson (Narrator)

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