Audiobooks narrated by Tim H. Dixon

"The Four Winds meets Bonnie and Clyde in this exhilarating historical thriller in which an unforgettable mother races to find the gangster she once loved—before the law gets to him first. 'The best gangster novel I’ve ever read.' —Stephen King “This story accomplishes the near-impossible: it is both big-hearted and thrilling.” —Ariel Lawhon On the day Savannah Cody spots her first gray hair, she decides it’s time to murder the father of her only child. Edward “Nickel” Terhune is the getaway driver for the Brady Gang, one of the FBI’s most wanted criminals—with an enticing bounty set on his head. Dragging her son, Alford, and her father, Wendell, a retired railroad detective, along for the quest, Savannah embarks to find the man she once loved and the nation now fears, journeying across an America transformed by the Great Depression. But Alford—and soon, the FBI—notice that the closer the family gets to Nickel, the less clear Savannah’s motivations seem to be. As the Brady Gang races to escape the law—or get rich trying—Nickel realizes he might not be able to outrun his mistakes. He dreams of a route that will lead him to peace, but no map shows one like that. Will Savannah find him before the police do? And if so, who will return home alive? Cleverly layered and emotionally taut, perfect for readers of The Lincoln Highway, The Frozen River, and The Alice Network, Die Famous follows a remarkable family as they race toward an impossible reunion—and asks us to consider where our own loyalties lie when ambition, devotion, and truth mean something different to each person telling the story."

Michael Koryta (Author), Barrie Kreinik, Robert Petkoff, Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The Assassination of Leon Trotsky: Espionage, Scandal, and the Crime of the Century

"From two of the world’s leading intelligence and espionage historians comes the definitive—and most unsettling—account of the assassination of Leon Trotsky. Exiled from the Soviet Union and living under constant threat, Leon Trotsky believed that by 1937 he had found sanctuary in Mexico City. What he did not see was the vast clandestine machinery Stalin had already set in motion—one that beyond Europe and, crucially, into the United States itself. Drawing on newly uncovered evidence, this book reveals the previously untold role played by Stalin’s agents operating in America who helped make the assassination possible. At the center of the plot stood Ramón Mercader, a disciplined Soviet assassin using multiple false identities. Guided by his formidable mother, Caridad Mercader, he avoided overt violence in favor of patience, manipulation, and emotional infiltration. His most powerful weapon was not the ice axe he ultimately wielded, but trust—carefully cultivated through friendships, sympathies, and a romantic relationship with Sylvia Ageloff, a Brooklyn-born social worker whose true role in the assassination is reassessed here with startling clarity. Based on unprecedented access to classified documents in Mexico, the United States, and Russia, as well as unpublished correspondence from Trotsky’s personal guards, Nigel West and H. Keith Melton expose the fatal blind spots in Trotsky’s own security and thinking. His lifelong faith in personal loyalty, his dismissal of internal betrayal, and a measure of revolutionary hubris proved decisive in the final hours of his life. More than merely the story of how Leon Trotsky was murdered, this is a sweeping history of espionage, ideology, love, betrayal, and fatal miscalculation; it is the complete, never-before-told account of an assassination that changed the course of modern history. - features almost 100 images, with dozens of archival photographs - includes graphics outlining Trotsky's compound as well as the multiple attempts on his life - an exploration of every person involved, from a bodyguard with a muddled allegiance to Frida Kahlo herself - an exclusive hands-on recounting of how the infamous ice pick was discovered and retrieved"

H. Keith Melton, Nigel West (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The Old Testament: The Simplified KJV (King James Version)

"The King James Version of the Bible has stood the test of time. Now it's catching up with the times. The Barbour Simplified KJV builds off the familiarity and trustworthiness of the King James Bible while removing the difficulties of antiquated language and punctuation. Keeping all the original translation work of the 1611 Bible, this version carefully updates old styles that may interfere with your understanding today: - outdated verb styles are refreshed--for example, art becomes are; gavest becomes gave - old forms of address--like thee, thou, and ye--are updated - confusing older terms--such as wroth or divers--are modernized - pronouns for God--He, His, Him, You, Yours, Me, My--are capitalized for clarity - quotation marks are included with spoken language - long sentences are shortened with modern punctuation - paragraphs are added throughout The Barbour Simplified KJV maintains the feel of the original King James while markedly increasing its readability, bringing the trustworthy old translation into the 21st century."

Barbour Books (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The New Testament: The Simplified KJV (King James Version)

Barbour Books (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The God Shot: Healing Trauma's Legacy: The Science, the Stories, the Solution

"What if everything you thought you knew about trauma was wrong? When advanced brain scans revealed trauma’s visible scars on the brain, Dr. Eugene Lipov saw an opportunity: If trauma could be seen, it could be treated. Enter The God Shot—a revolutionary procedure that resets the body’s stuck fight-or-flight response with a simple nerve block. The result? Instant calm. Lasting transformation. Real healing. This isn’t fringe science—it’s verified neuroscience, and it’s igniting a global revolution. From Navy SEALs and first responders to survivors of abuse, burnout, and invisible wounds, thousands have stepped back from the edge with one undeniable truth: trauma is an injury—and injuries can heal. In The God Shot, Dr. Lipov pulls back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood conditions of our time. He demolishes the outdated myths that keep people confined to their pain and delivers a bold, biology-based blueprint for healing that goes beyond coping and into full recovery. Whether you’ve lived through trauma, love someone who has, or simply want to understand the future of mental health—this audiobook will change how you see the brain, the body, and what it truly means to heal. The era of managing trauma is over. The age of hope and healing has begun."

Dr. Eugene Lipov MD, Lauren Ungeldi (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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A Heart Aflame for God: Reformed Approach to Spiritual Formation

"How 21st-Century Evangelicals Can Pursue Spiritual Growth through Early Modern Puritan Piety “Keep your heart” (Proverbs 4:23). “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling” (Philippians 2:12). “Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” (2 Peter 3:18). Scripture beckons Christians toward obedience and maturity, but many modern approaches to spiritual formation are less than biblical. In A Heart Aflame for God, Matthew C. Bingham studies God-ordained spiritual practices modeled by the 16th- and 17th-century Reformers. Primarily drawing from Puritan tradition, Bingham shows readers how to balance belief in salvation through faith with a responsibility for one’s personal spiritual growth. He studies biblical practices―including meditation, prayer, and self-examination―from a Protestant perspective. Blending historical analysis and practical application, this edifying study cultivates a greater understanding of Reformed theology and an ever-growing relationship with God. "

Matthew C. Bingham (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The Holy Bible: Simplified KJV (King James Version)

Barbour Books (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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Unseen Realm (Expanded Edition): Discovering the Supernatural World of the Bible

"New edition of a bestseller (over 175k copies sold) that features more content from Michael S. Heiser If it’s weird, it’s important. To celebrate its tenth anniversary, The Unseen Realm Expanded Edition features a deluxe hardcover format and new content from Heiser never before available in print, further unveiling the unseen realm. Talking snakes. Giants. A heavenly council. Imprisoned spirits. Your Bible is filled with strange things, but what do they mean and why do they matter? In The Unseen Realm, Michael Heiser unveils the supernatural worldview of the Bible. Heiser shows how understanding the Bible’s ancient context reveals surprises hiding in plain sight. By reading the Bible with the mindset of an ancient Israelite, you will learn new things about God, yourself, and the world. You may never read your Bible the same way again. - Why wasn't Eve surprised when the serpent spoke to her? - How did descendants of the Nephilim survive the flood? - Who are the assembly of divine beings that God presides over? - Why do Peter and Jude write about imprisoned spirits? - Why does Paul describe evil spirits in terms of geographical rule? - Who are the 'glorious ones' that even angels dare not rebuke? “How was it possible that I had never seen that before? Dr. Heiser’s survey of the complex reality of the supernatural world as the Scriptures portray it covers a subject that is strangely sidestepped.” ―John Goldingay, David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament, School of Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary “There is a world referred to in the Scripture that is quite unseen, but also quite present and active. The Unseen Realm seeks to unmask this world.” ―Darrell L. Bock, Executive Director of Cultural Engagement and Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary"

Michael S. Heiser (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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Finally Free: Three Lessons in the Parable of the Prodigal Son

"Recounting the parable of the prodigal son, author Bryan Wolfmueller discusses the biblical account in light of our culture today. The author focuses on 'three slaveries' The Belly Slavery, which prioritizes our passions and desires; Despair, which causes us to feel trapped and unworthy of God's forgiveness and love; and Pride, which focuses on our self-centered nature. The conclusion points to the Gospel promises and freedom in Christ, emphasizing His forgiveness and love."

Bryan Wolfmueller (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The Science of Pets

"In the tradition of The Inside of a Dog, top science writer and TV personality Jay Ingram shares new insights into the hearts, minds, and bodies of the animals who love us (or do they?). More than one billion pets live in homes around the world, sleeping on dog beds, clawing at cat trees, swimming in bowls, crawling around in aquariums. Canada, the United States, Brazil, the EU, and China make up half of those households, with half of the world's population owning a pet of some sort. Yet despite the ubiquitous animals that lick our faces and steal food off the counter, we really don't know a lot about the scientific side of their existence: why do dogs spin around when excited, do our cats really love us, do lizards make good pets, can single-celled organisms be considered pets (you can cut the hydra in two and have two pets!), what are parrots thinking, and can a horse be considered a pet? Or pigs (even those sent to market)? Or praying mantises? Or how about robot pets in Japan, caring for the elderly? Veteran science broadcaster and journalist Jay Ingram, author of twenty popular science titles, including the bestselling Science of Why series, has researched the latest science behind our beloved furry, and not-so-furry, creatures that sleep on our sofas and eat our pizza crusts. Along the way, he discusses the myths and misconceptions about our companions: do dogs always do their business facing north? Why are we seeing a rise in exotic pets such as tigers and bears? Are the deer and foxes we see "rescued" on Instagram considered pets and could they be domesticated? Did dogs entirely evolve from wolves, and why? Can you communicate with a turtle? Do highly intelligent octopi make good pets? And why are baby animals, like baby humans, so darned cute: have they evolved to be born cute as a survival mechanism, and would that cuteness matter to others of their own kind who might consider them their next lunch? Full of fabulous insights, humorous asides, and the wisdom of decades in science reporting, The Science of Pets will elucidate as it entertains. You will never look at your pets the same way again (but be sure they're watching you closely)."

Jay Ingram (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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The Unseen Realm: Discovering the Supernatural World of the Bible

Michael S. Heiser (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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Making Friends with Darkness: Finding Spiritual Healing After Trauma or Loss

"Trauma often disrupts a person’s faith in God. At times, it even causes people to feel as though they have lost their faith in God altogether. Making Friends with Darkness joins the ongoing conversation about PTSD and moral injury recovery with an approach from the Scriptures, providing a plan that is non-formulaic, helps people heal from their trauma, and helps remove barriers to God. Nick Hamilton offers a unique walk through the Psalms and other Scriptures with an invitation to wrestle with your questions and to wrestle with God along the way. It is a companion in the deepest and most difficult moments of life. Making Friends with Darkness hopes to “bind up the brokenhearted,” walking with those who experience trauma and loss."

Nick Hamilton (Author), Tim H. Dixon (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Tim H. Dixon

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