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Den of Liars: Caraval meets Kingdom of the Wicked in a sinfully indulgent heist romantasy
"At the Liar's Den, secrets are power . . . Lola St. James is the world's best kept secret. When her father's loss in the magical Liar's Dice Tournament - a high-stakes competition where players are forced to gamble with their deepest secrets - made her a target, she was rescued by the Thief, the notorious leader of the Tentacles. Now, living under the pseudonym Astra, she is determined to prove herself and become a full-fledged Tentacle. But when a critical heist goes sideways, the only way forward is for Lola to compete in the Liar's Dice Tournament herself. Lola is confident in her ability to pull off the job, but the Thief's mysterious and powerful brother, the Liar, runs the game and he turns out to be more than she bargained for. As her attraction for him grows and illusions run wild, she will be forced to confront the secrets of her past, the truth of the brothers' history, and the lies she tells herself."
Jessica S. Olson (Author), Alex Phelps, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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The Codebreaker's Daughter: A totally heartbreaking, epic and gripping World War 2 page-turner
"A heartbreaking betrayal. A secret to uncover at any cost. Bletchley Park, 1942. When teacher Hana Phillips is unexpectedly recruited to Bletchley Park she's determined to do her bit for the war effort. A talented linguist, she's soon put to work cracking Japanese naval codes and her newfound talents make her confidence soar, even as her work puts pressure on her already fracturing marriage. Then Hana is tasked with a secret mission. There is a mole in her team, sharing secrets with the enemy, and Hana must search them out. There's no one she can trust, and she knows others - including her own father - have already been targeted for their attempts to find the spy. With the clock ticking, Hana must get to the truth - no matter the personal cost... A moving, sweeping and utterly gripping World War Two historical novel of love, courage, secrets and betrayal. Inspired by the incredible wartime work that took place at Bletchley Park, The Codebreaker's Daughter will appeal to fans of Anna Stuart, Mandy Robotham and Kathleen McGurl."
Suzanne Fortin (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"January 1948 began a wonderful year for the Lechows. With Father newly returned to Western Germany from a Russian prison camp, they were together again and could enjoy a measure of security and happiness in The Ark, their railroad car home on Rowan Farm. It was a year that held for sixteen-year-old Margret in particular, both joy and sorrow. She found real satisfaction in entering Mrs. Almut's Great Danes in two important shows and in raising several young animals which were her very own. She felt a vague unhappiness, however, when Mrs. Almut's son, Bernd, as well as her own brother Matthias, succumbed to the charms of an attractive, but superficial girl from Frankfurt. But Margret had little time to brood. There was the abused Shetland pony whose life she was determined to save. There was also the problem of Andrea, her younger sister, whose flair for the dramatic landed her in serious difficulties at school. And Joey and Ull, the enterprising eight-year-olds, kept Margret in a constant state of uncertainty with their magnificent ventures. The year brought Margaret new friends as well among them the resourceful young schoolmaster with his plan for rebuilding a bombed out farm, and the American woman, working in Germany with the Friends Service Committee. As in The Ark, her previous book about the Lechow family, Mrs. Benary mirrors the slow changes of the season, come war or peace, the burgeoning of life in the spring and with it a renewal of hope. Once again she creates real people whose joys and disappointments are universally understood, and above all she leaves her readers a sense of courage and faith all too rare in books today."
Margot Benary-Isbert (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Brought to you by Penguin. Most family reunions end in tears. This one will end in murder. On a private island off the west coast of Scotland, the Agarwals gather for a much-awaited family reunion… Raj, the patriarch and business tycoon, who has six weeks to decide how to split his petrochemicals empire between his three children. Shalini, the fragile mother, who longs to see her family healed. Myra, the eldest daughter and golden child, who, unbeknownst to the family, is on the brink of bankruptcy. Aseem, the son and supposed heir, who must choose between his wife and his family. Aisha, the fun-loving youngest daughter, who is tired of being treated like a child. And Zoe, the outsider whose #Instaperfect life is built on a foundation of lies. They’ve all got secrets that they would die to protect. But only one of them is capable of murder. ‘Sakhlecha’s glamorous thriller portrays a dysfunctional family doing despicable things in the name of love.’ Washington Post ‘With echoes of the TV dramas Succession and The White Lotus, but also of Agatha Christie and The Traitors, Trisha Sakhlecha’s third novel centres on a wealthy Indian family, the Agarwals, who gather on a Scottish island to celebrate Papa and Mama’s wedding anniversary... As the family crisis unfolds, Sakhlecha displays a Christie-like knack for misdirection, framing everyone on the island as at once a potential victim and a potential killer.’ The Times 'Twisty' Crime Monthly Magazine ‘A propulsive thriller… a slow-burning, multilayered and brooding story.’ Woman & Home Magazine ‘Succession meets Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None in this unputdownable, unpredictable thriller.’ RED Magazine 'An elegant portrait of family dysfunction and a pacy, page-turning whodunnit, The Inheritance keeps you hooked until the very end.’ iNews ‘A cracker… if you thought TV hit Succession was a shocking expose of a family’s dark secrets, this’ll blow your socks off as fragile bonds are torn apart on the way to murder.’ Peterborough Telegraph ‘Deliciously dark with chilling characters and a brilliant setting. This is a pacy, page-turning thriller.' Sarah Pearse ‘A propulsive mystery and a layered portrait of familial love and dysfunction… impossible to put down.’ Tracy Sierra ‘This is dark and twisty suspense exquisitely done, right to the breathtaking final line.’ Ashley Audrain ‘This will have you on the edge of your seat.’ Sophie Hannah 'So dazzlingly twisted, gripping and atmospheric. And goodness, what a KAPOW of an ending! ' Kelly Mullen ‘Masterful plotting, gorgeous setting, and diverse cast of characters…had me turning the pages at warp speed.' Karen Dionne ‘Menacing, smart, and absorbing, The Inheritance unwraps surprises through to its final line.’ Flynn Berry © Trisha Sakhlecha 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025"
Trisha Sakhlecha (Author), Avita Jay, Ellie Kendrick, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Two rooms all to themselves-it was almost too good to be true! For this was postwar Germany, filled with starving, homeless people trying to stay alive amidst the rubble, and to the Lechows the two freezing attic rooms in Mrs. Verduz' house on Parsley Street were an unbelievable stroke of luck. No matter that every stick of furniture and even the cracked dishes were borrowed from a grudging but kind landlady, that food was so scarce they were nearly always hungry, that Matthias, loving the stars and growing things, was assigned to construction work by the Labor Office. Now that there was a roof over their heads, Joey and Andrea could attend school, and perhaps Father, if he was still alive, would find his way to them from the prison camp in Russia. It was a makeshift arrangement at best, but somehow Mother made the cheerless rooms homelike, and soon there were good friends-lovable, half wild Hans Ulrich who treasure hunted with Joey in the ruins of bombed out houses; musical Dieter; and plump, cheerful Lenchen-to share their meager but merry Christmas celebration. Only shy, lonely Margret, who felt that half herself had died with her twin brother Christian in East Germany, made no special friend, unless one counted Caliph, Mrs. Verduz' cat. But eventually it was Margret's love of animals that led her to sprightly Mrs. Almut and Rowan Farm and, before the next Christmas, Matthias had exchanged his hated job for the hard but satisfying work of the farm. Margret, too, happily caring for Mrs. Almut's Great Danes, was beginning to understand the inexorable cycle of life and death, and the Ark, an old railroad car on the farm converted into a home, was ready to receive a reunited family. The Ark paints an honest, realistic picture of the terrible aftermath of war in a defeated country. Most of all, it is the story of courage-the courage of real people who, caught up in the adversity that shattered their lives, can still look at the future with hope and at the past without bitterness."
Margot Benary-Isbert (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Brought to you by Penguin. Rose Thenlif has never felt at home in these elite halls. An outcast for her inability to cast spells, she keeps her head in books, away from the critical eye of her headmistress mother, and the sneers of her fellow scholars – especially the talented but insufferable Sylvie. But in the corridors of Dunhollow, something strange and threatening is stirring. Classmates are going missing and Rose discovers that she alone can see their ghosts. Are they dead, or enchanted? Or is something more sinister at work? Worse yet, Rose’s latest ghostly vision is Sylvie – who’s just as displeased as Rose is to find herself magically tied to her greatest academic rival. The reluctant pair must team up to uncover the deadly mystery that lies at the heart of the academy, before time runs out for Sylvie. But are either of them prepared to face the most haunting of secrets, one buried deep in both their hearts? © Emma MacDonald 2024 (P) Penguin Audio 2024"
Emma MacDonald (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Join Winnie-the-Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger, and all their forest friends in this classic tale of friendship, adventure, and childhood imagination. Follow this beloved group on their journeys into the Hundred Acre Wood as they face their fears, help those in need, and find delightfully humorous ways to solve all kinds of twisty and tangled troubles. Learn along the way the importance of loyalty, care, kindness, and understanding what makes each friend so uniquely lovable. This series, published by ONE Audiobooks, seeks to produce Classic titles read by handpicked audiobook narrators. ONE takes great care to cast these titles with readers who will provide an unmatched listening experience for these important works."
A. A. Milne (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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The Princess and Curdie with A Christian Readers' Guide: 2 Books in One
"Journey back into George MacDonald's delightfully and masterfully crafted world of compelling adventures and beloved heroes, this time following Curdie on his path, with each chapter eloquently assessed and explained by the talented Christin Ditchfield. Now bundled into one product, enjoy the original story of The Princess and Curdie while also learning about the history, biblical relevance, major themes, and more from The Princess and Curdie: A Christian Readers' Guide. As you fight alongside Curdie and his companions through each new obstacle, enrich the experience even more through a deeper understanding of his message and the many applications of this incredible story."
Christin Ditchfield, George MacDonald (Author), Christin Ditchfield, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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The Secret Garden with A Christian Readers' Guide: Two Books in One!
"A beloved classic, The Secret Garden can now be enjoyed with an even deeper appreciation of the delightful story, ever-relevant themes, and moving imagery. Rachel Dodge's expert analysis brings the story to life through beautifully formed character analysis, heavily researched historical context, and her own passion for classics and for this timeless novel in particular. This bundled product is a perfect tool for students, parent groups, book clubs, co-ops, or even on your own!"
Frances Hodgson Burnett, Rachel Dodge (Author), Rachel Dodge, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Creative, delightful, moving, and full of real truth, this sequel to The Princess and the Goblin is a must read for all ages. Join Curdie as he is called to a higher purpose that leads to a journey to save the kingdom. His path becomes one full of sacrifice, valuable lessons, and thrilling adventures. With disguises, lies, and illnesses covering allies and foe alike, Curdie and his trusted companions must learn to look beyond what they can see to find the true core and heart of their kingdom and those who serve it. This series, published by ONE Audiobooks, seeks to produce Classic Christian titles read by well known and loved audiobook narrators. ONE takes great care to cast these titles with readers who will provide an unmatched listening experience for these important works. Tamaryn Payne brings her passion to every performance and is considered to be one of the top audiobook narrators in the industry."
George MacDonald (Author), Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"'So pacy and addictive. Just brilliant!' - Claire Douglas, author of The Couple at No.9 The House Hunt is a heart-pounding, claustrophobic thriller from C. M. Ewan, acclaimed author of The Interview, A Window Breaks and the half-a-million-copy bestseller Safe House. Your estate agent calls. She's running late and needs you to show a man around your home. You let him in and begin the tour. But something about him feels wrong. . . You ask him to leave and he refuses. Then he tells you something about you. Something inconceivable. And then you realize. . . He doesn't want your house. He wants YOU. What authors are saying about The House Hunt: 'The tension mounts with every chapter in this edge-of-the-seat, tense and twisty thriller. Don't miss it!' - B. A. Paris, author of The Therapist 'Truly impossible to put down' - Chris Whitaker, author of We Begin at the End 'Be prepared to put everything else on hold until you've finished The House Hunt, because once it grips you it doesn't let go' - Jane Casey, author of Let the Dead Speak 'Nobody does heart-thumping, dry-mouth, claustrophobic thrillers like C. M. Ewan. The House Hunt is exceptional' - Sharon Bolton, author of The Pact 'Unbearably tense, effortlessly plotted and packed with twists' - Tim Weaver, author of No One Home What readers are saying about The House Hunt: 'WOW WOW WOW !! The twists in this story had my head spinning. I had no idea where it was leading. What a brilliant book' 'I lost so much sleep reading this book but it was so worth it. Brilliant!' 'The twists and turns are superb and the ultimate unravelling very satisfying. I loved it!'"
C.M. Ewan (Author), Christopher Bonwell, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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"Brought to you by Penguin. What happened to Lara? Iceland, 1956. Fifteen-year-old Lára spends the summer working for a couple on the small island of Videy, just off the coast of Reykjavík. In early August, the girl disappears without a trace. The mystery becomes Iceland's greatest unsolved case. What happened to the young girl? Is she still alive? Did she leave the island, or did something happen to her there? Thirty years later in August, 1986, as the city of Reykjavík celebrates its 200th anniversary, journalist Valur Robertsson begins his own investigation into Lara's case. But as he draws closer to discovering the secret, and with the eyes of Reykjavík upon him, it soon becomes clear that Lara's disappearance is a mystery that someone will stop at nothing to keep unsolved . . . ©2023 Katrín Jakobsdottír & Ragnar Jónasson (P)2023 Penguin Audio"
Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Ragnar Jónasson (Author), Bert Seymour, Tamaryn Payne (Narrator)
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