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What you are about to listen to is a work of fiction; it is a novel. I have wanted to do this particular story my whole life. Throughout this book you will see how Satan is always behind the scenes, trying to tear down men and women of God, and how God uses people to achieve impossible goals, sometimes with the help of supernatural beings we call angels. The setting is that of a time during the late 1800s, when life in America was still fairly new and things were much simpler, yet life in general was harder.

Jack Manson, a mysterious man who seems to be timeless; the Jaguar, a retired sis agent turned vigilante; a creature known only as the shark; and all that know them are combined in this book for the first time. All have been brought together to stop a madman from destroying all of their lives in the name of revenge by releasing the deadliest weapon ever to exist, the project named Deathcalling.

A scientist is found dead in Detroit, along with an FBI agent. Two Russians are looking for the assassin who is not completely human. A crime boss want to take over the city, and the US government wants it all hushed up. But at the center is detective Jack Manson.

Famous or Infamous peels back the curtain on five unforgettable figures whose stories shaped entertainment, politics, and culture. Hosted within the narrative by the incisive Charlie Lovetts, this compelling volume plays like a full season of a prestige documentary series—each episode a riveting, deeply human biography.

Thirty seconds of gunfire. A century and a half of legend. October 26, 1881 — a dusty street in Tombstone, Arizona, erupts in the most famous gunfight in American history. But the truth is far more complex than the myth. In Tombstone: 1881, author Tim Simpson peels back more than a century of Hollywood gloss to reveal the real men behind the legend — Wyatt, Virgil, Morgan, and Warren Earp, Doc Holliday, and the rivals who faced them in the smoke of the O.K. Corral.

Before it became iconic, it was accidental. Before it was pop art, it was procedure. Before it was remembered, it was thinking. The Avengers was never just a spy show. It was a cultural experiment—one that smuggled philosophy, intelligence culture, fashion, and quiet rebellion into living rooms under the cover of wit and elegance.

When the phones began to ring, it was just another night on the air. But the voices that called Russ Sova weren’t looking for music or comfort— they were confessing to horrors. Now, the late-night DJ finds himself caught in a nightmare that began long before his broadcast ever aired.

In The Unauthorized Biography of Sgt. Slaughter, author Tim Simpson traces the life and legacy of Robert Remus, the man behind the mirrored sunglasses. From his early days under Verne Gagne’s demanding tutelage to his rise as one of wrestling’s most recognizable figures, this audiobook reveals the man who transformed discipline into art and patriotism into performance.

Unmasking Demons and False Doctrines is a powerful study of Scripture that exposes the schemes of Satan, the reality of demons, and the dangers of false teachings. From Lilith, Beelzebul, and Abaddon to witchcraft, possession, and false prophets, this book strips away the enemy’s disguises and reveals their weakness before Christ. It confronts counterfeit gospels such as Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Roman Catholic tradition, measuring them against the authority of God’s Word.

Hollywood remembers the faces it creates—but it forgets the hearts it breaks. From sweeping stages at age twelve to standing beneath the blazing lights of the Academy Awards, Charlie Lovetts lived every note of the American dream—and every dissonant chord behind it. He rose from a poor Depression-era boy to a celebrated actor, musician, and the fearless host of Famous or Infamous, the groundbreaking show that exposed the truth behind the glitter of the stars.

Eureka: The Life and Death of Edgar Allan Poe By Tim Simpson He was America’s first true master of the macabre—yet his own life was a story more mysterious than any he ever wrote. From the shadowed streets of Richmond to the rain-slick alleys of Baltimore, Edgar Allan Poe walks again in this sweeping historical novel that blurs the line between genius and madness, love and obsession, life and death.

In the shadowed gutters of a city still reeling from a mob war, a new predator emerges—Ellis Davis. Dressed in mismatched clothes, cloaked in insanity, and carrying the twisted humor of a sadistic showman, Ellis isn't your average contract killer. He’s smarter. Stranger. And far more dangerous.

Brooklyn, 1950s. A city stained with corruption, where power is bought with blood and greed is more than just a vice—it’s a force. When crime boss Giorgio Torrio makes a deal with something far darker than the underworld, he unknowingly becomes the puppet of a demon lurking in the shadows. As the streets buckle under his growing empire, a determined reporter, a fearless female lawyer, and a powerful preacher each find themselves entangled in a war beyond their understanding.

What you are about to hear is a work of fiction; any names, living or dead, are a coincidence unless about. Even though this book deals with angels and demons engaging in conversation, the book is a representation of the spiritual world. It is the author's idea of how the unseen realm operates. He believes that the holy Bible is the word of God and that God's word is accurate. To that degree, he has built a story around God's redemptive power, the power of prayer in operation, the power of the Holy Spirit, and, of course, the angelic host.

Mr. Saltz—known only as The Undertaker—runs a funeral parlor with secrets hidden beneath every floorboard. Emotionless, tasteless, and cold by nature, Saltz disposes of bodies for the city's most powerful crime boss, Manford Van Johnson. But when a relentless detective begins to connect the dots, and rival families move in to clean house, the quiet shadows start to stir.

Roddy Stallone was supposed to be dead—erased by betrayal, rewritten by protocol, and buried beneath a dozen aliases. But legends don’t die. They disappear, reshape, and return when the world forgets the cost of silence. Five years after dismantling a crime empire and fleeing the shadows, Roddy lives as Thomas Vale, a husband, gardener, and ghost. But when paranoia blooms and a stranger named Joe arrives bearing quiet smiles and deadly intent, Roddy is thrust back into a world of hidden agendas and engineered memories.

High Queen Serita Hernandez has crushed Zorn’s rebellion and forged new alliances, but the galaxy’s balance teeters on a blade’s edge. The cunning and dangerous Queen Adonis Gold arrives at Serita’s table with promises of peace—and her own hidden agenda.

In a land where justice is a memory and vengeance carves the roads, one man walks the fog-wrapped edge of myth. Callum—warrior, wanderer, reckoning—has freed towns, buried tyrants, and turned mercy into blade. But when a coastal haven reveals the brutal trade that stole his family, his path sharpens into purpose. From haunted highlands to slave ships sailing toward Spain, Volume I: The Blade and the Hollow traces the birth of legend in the silence left after violence. Love flares and fades. Enemies rise and fall. And the double-edged axe waits, buried in soil where stories begin.

Fergus MacFaddle was never meant to be the spirit of the season. Gruff, stubborn, and allergic to joy, he’s spent decades enforcing laws against smiling near livestock and renaming holidays out of spite. But when an old flame returns, a goat gains political power, and a small bonnet sparks village-wide chaos, even the Grump of Christmas must reconsider what it means to belong.

From the rise of sovereign fire in Volume One, through the war-born collapse of empires in Volume Two, to the fractured heirs and machine-dominated future of Volume Three, this epic spans generations of rebellion, betrayal, and rebirth. Seth Takkar's story begins in silence and ends in consequence. His children scatter. His empire burns. And as machines awaken beneath the ruins of civilization, myth itself becomes a weapon, a memory, and a whisper of what might return.