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The Reality Beneath Book II Going Sideways on Life is a sequel to Johnson’s first book of short stories, The Reality Beneath - Old Fashioned Reality in the Modern word. It contains a completely new set of short stories written in the unique genre that he is known for. It is an insightful mixture of speculative fiction, science fiction, and fantasy. The stories take things we believe we know and understand in a new way. This gets us to think about the world that surrounds us in a new way to reveal a new understanding.

These powerful prayers enable the listener to get entry to Scripture-based prayers and decrees to overcome demonic influence and opposition.

The strange day, as told from the point of view of a mom heading to work. After leaving her son alone with her mother, she is troubled by the emptiness and lack of people at her job. Traffic is almost nonexistent, not to mention the elevator coming down quickly. However, it’s in the disturbing call from her scared mother that alarms her. And she realizes this might not just be a strange day.

The Poetry Book, by Charles Maynard, takes the listener on a thought-provoking journey that gains momentum as it progresses. Through poignant diction, vivid imagery, and striking storytelling, this introspective author inspires the listener to think deeply about a variety of pertinent matters, from where our future is headed, to navigating a deteriorating societal infrastructure.

Long before Rod Serling created The Twilight Zone and hid social messages within the context of science fiction and fantasy, Playhouse 90 was among the last of the live television anthology dramas to explore them as straight dramas. This audiobook shall shed light on Playhouse 90, and put into perspective the influence it had on The Twilight Zone and others.

This book is a short compendium of short stories in the genre of reality beneath. It includes the following stories: "El Caja", "Fudicia", "The Gift", "The Object", "Man of the Mansion".

Embarking on an expedition to help solve a riddle found as a message in a bottle, Kole and a few others venture out to sea in a ship that’s only spoken of in ghost tales. Kole struggles to allow himself to be vulnerable. He finds himself stuck between a rock and a hard place. His love interest being the rock and his messed up past keeping him from opening up, the hard place.

Ever wonder how normal people fell prey to a monster? Find out by listening to Achim's Story, based on the life of one of the few people who survived the sinking of the Steuben by the Russians in February 1945. Four thousand people perished in the Baltic Sea. This is believed to be the third greatest loss of life at sea after the Gustloff and the Goya. Joachim Wedekind zur Horst was interviewed and quoted in the February 2005 National Geographic article "Ghost Ship" about the sinking and finding of the Steuben.

An auto accident proved to be one young woman’s catalyst for overcoming self-destructive behavioral issues caused by the abuse and trauma she experienced as a child—issues that had been ruining her life. After realizing that her demons were created as coping mechanisms to keep her safe, she tapped into inner light and joy to heal the demons and her heart.

Listening to this book is like going into a trippy play where animals talk and there are bizarre characters. It is a mind-bending listen with interesting characters and story plot. Believe it or not, it does have a lesson to the story: We all wear masks to hide our true selves.

Interviewing often gets painfully difficult in the information technology field. The potential gap in knowledge and experience between applicant and reviewer makes it challenging to generate meaningful questions and to interpret arcane answers. Finding the best possible candidate for a critical role can be like dowsing for water with a blindfold and a stick—blind luck rules the process more often than skill. It doesn’t have to be that way.

For everyone who's a part of a tribe, their journey through life is more or less the same. For the good or bad, it changes you. After all, iron sharpens iron, and time apart in a leper colony can challenge your worldview. But on the bright side, they're doing fine just rolling around from place to place. Never in a spot for too long, all the while wearing masks and performing a show for the simple-minded audience. Once they paid the ticket price to come and see the rejects, they can go on their merry way with their judgements. Oh, what fun! Care to sit a while and listen?

The Snapper Serial Killer series is a 10-book series in which a serial killer butchers, strangles, and beats the life out of his victims. He is the most sought-after serial killer of all time. Jason, from Friday the 13th, is a boy scout compared to this serial killer. Freddy Kreuger, from Nightmare on Elm Street, has more mercy in his victims' nightmares than this Snapper Serial Killer. Even Chucky, from Child's Play, showed his victims more mercy.

As a new archery hunter, it was on one of my earliest white tail deer hunting trips that led to an unexpected sighting. This, in turn, led to a hunting trip that three south Mississippi boys never expected to take. And the outcome of that hunting trip was not at all what they anticipated.

Thousands of years had passed since man's patriarch, Adam, died. With his departure, humankind falls into a state of feuding tribes, competing for power and resources. As their communities developed, it attracted the envious meddling of their arch-nemesis, Azazeel, a condemned demon vowing to dedicate his life's purpose to destroying man. However, his goals are blocked by the Zodiac Guardians, an enhanced species, fashioned from the earth during the jinn's epic wars.

The Snapper Skips is book six in The Snapper Serial Killer Series. The Snapper Skips is filled with horriffic murders, mass murders, stalking, stranglations, and all the gruesome serial killer acts you would read in a serial killer novel. If you like to read novels that make your skin crawl then curl up with The Snapper Skips.

The Snapper Serial Killer series is a 10-book series in which a serial killer butchers, strangles, and beats the life out of his victims. He is the most sought-after serial killer of all time. Jason from Friday the 13th is a boy scout compared to this serial killer. Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street has more mercy in his victims nightmares than this Snapper serial killer. Even Chucky from Child's Play showed his victims more mercy.

The Snapper returns from Barbados with a stronger passion to kill. He is confident that he will never get caught. He has a new look and a new identity. The Snapper's adrenaline is rushing, and he is ready to make his next move. He will go that extra mile and above and beyond to get his victims. Listen to find out just how many victims fall prey to the Snapper Serial Killer in book four.

Listeners who have experienced the thrill and passion of the discovery of first love, the fulfillment of true love, or the heart-wrenching pain of lost love, you will experience a shock of recognition on listening to these sensitive, finely-wrought poems contained in this book. In this, his first collection of verses, Kirkwood Ferguson captures all of love's moments and presents them to us, here, for all of us to share, understand, and contemplate.

Alonso Truylos's saga continues on the garden island that saved his life. His arrival, coinciding with the partial solar eclipse of 1586, convinces Queen Ka-ikilani and King Lono-i-ka-makahiki to ennoble him, against the wishes of a jealous hierarchy. This new role places him in the front and center of an exotic culture, where men are Gods, gifted children are taught magic by priests, and recreation rules the day. After settling into this lifestyle and while attending a gathering of only the high-class, Alonso sets his eyes on a higher-classed woman, Lei.