Audiobooks narrated by Diana Andrade

Become the Banker II: Financial Freedom Strategies for the New Reality

From the author of Become the Banker® comes a cutting-edge new sequel. It is packed with clearly defined, fact driven solutions to help you achieve financial freedom...as you make more money, save more money, and protect your money from taxation. How do we reach the ultimate goal of financial freedom while surviving potentially devastating, economic storms in life? The answer lies within this audiobook. Joseph Quijano, CFP®, will show you how to minimize: •Stock market volatility•Low saving rates •High taxation •College debt •Mortgage debt •Business costs •Retirement Fears •Long Term Care Expenses He maps out a new and simple financial approach to help you attain your financial dream. And here’s the good news: It’s never too late to put these financial strategies to work. Start now and you can thrive financially.

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The Early Years: Mining and Cowboy Life in Cochise County

CATTLE DRIVES & STAMPEDES, BOOTLEGGERS & FRONTIER JUSTICE, THE MEXICAN WAR & PONCHO VILLA, OUTLAWS & HOOKERS, LAWMEN & JAILBREAKS, MINING UNDERGROUND. Stories from the life of Charles Martin Davis, born in Tombstone in 1886. This is an unusual and candid account of one man's life in early Arizona. "Charlie's story is told almost entirely in his own word, gathered from different sources. Much is from tapes made on several occasions by his grandson and fortunately preserved. Some material is from an interview by Thomas Peterson for the Arizona Historical Society in Tucson. Some was written down as he told it when he was nearly ninety. Some, a very little, is what I remembered his having told me at different times, and the Orphan Boy story was written for me when I was a little girl." --Ruth Fugate, Charlie's oldest daughter

Charles Martin Davis, Ruth Fugate (Author), Diana Andrade, Michael Pearl (Narrator)

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Life in the Wrong Lane: Why Journalists Go In When Everyone Else Wants Out

Featured in Publishers Weekly, "In the Studio" April 9, 2018. Written by Greg Dobbs, a two-time national Emmy Award-winning correspondent for ABC News, "Life In the Wrong Lane" is his firsthand account of the funny, scary, stupid, dangerous, distasteful, unwise, and unbelievable things journalists experience just getting to the point of reporting a story...adventures that possibly are even more interesting than the stories being covered, but which never become a part of the reported stories themselves. Greg reads his own stories with the humor, empathy and enthusiasm that only someone who has been there could muster. For news junkies, "Life in the Wrong Lane" will show you what it takes for correspondents to get to the news and to get the story once they're there. The title gives you the first glimpse. "Life In the Wrong Lane" is where journalists live-in the one lane heading toward a catastrophe while everyone else is in the other lanes-getting out. Greg Dobbs has covered news in more than 80 countries and in 49 states. He tells tales from the Soviet Union and Saudi Arabia, Beirut and Budapest, Egypt and Afghanistan, Uganda and Iran, Sudan and Salt Lake City (the execution of Gary Gilmore). He also relates adventures from Poland and Northern Ireland, Yemen and Libya, and the native American occupation of Wounded Knee. The events are a part of history. Today, correspondents at home and abroad are doing the very same things he has done for decades: living life in the wrong lane. "From Wounded Knee to Warsaw, from Northern Ireland to the Middle East, veteran newsman Greg Dobbs shares a career's worth of adventures and misadventures in one of the best jobs on Earth: network correspondent. If you've ever wondered what happens right before the camera goes on or after it's turned off, this is the book for you." -Dan Rather, former new anchor for CBS Evening News "Greg Dobbs could always be counted on to get the story no matter how tough or dangerous the conditions...and now he lays out how he did it. It's all here-the humor, heartache and zest for a good story as experienced by one of television's premier news correspondents. -Sam Donaldson, ABC News

Greg Dobbs (Author), Diana Andrade, Greg Dobbs (Narrator)

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Through the Valley of the Shadow

Peter, a college student from Colorado, turned to a long-ago mountain climbing lesson taught to him by his father, Jim Terbush, to never let go of your partner at the end of the rope. He was not anchored and could have easily slipped from his harness and ran for cover as 100 tons of rock rained down upon him and two friends at Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park, but he didn't. He maintained a proper belay to the end, saving the life of his friend on lead, dangling 60 feet above him, while sacrificing his own life in the process. Many have called Peter a hero. "Through the Valley of the Shadow" by Jim Terbush, is a story about a father's love for his son, about discovery, adventure, love of the outdoors and a love of God. Jim describes how he was and is still sustained by faith during his struggle with grief. It is also the story of his son's too brief life, a hero who exemplified servant leadership, principles which have been woven into the skills training at the yearly Terbush Memorial Outdoor Leadership Summit held in Peter's honor in Gunnison, Co.

Jim Terbush (Author), Diana Andrade, Jim Terbush (Narrator)

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Smart Money Moves

Saving money doesn't have to be a burden. It also doesn't mean you need to stop spending your money completely. Savings and spending is not an "either or" proposition. Instead, being smart with your money means you spend it well so you can save it wisely. Joseph J.A. Quijano, CFP®, CDFA® is a Certified Financial Planner and a national financial educator. Mr. Quijano has a strong passion for protecting his client's money against loses. With over 40 years of successful experience, he has helped thousands of individuals achieve financial security. He can do the same for you.

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The Why Factor for Financial Success

Why do some people succeed financially while others struggle? Within the pages of this uplifting book, the secrets to what determines financial success will be revealed. Joseph J.A. Quijano, CFP®, CDFA® is a Certified Financial Planner and a national financial educator. He has a strong passion for protecting his client's money against loses. With over 40 years of successful experience he has helped thousands of individuals achieve financial security. And, he can do the same for you.

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Mardi Gras Bound

Mardi Gras Bound is the sequel to the popular mystery adventure When Fates Collide, the first book in When Fates Collide - a Morgan and Harrington Mystery Series. What happens when you put two of the most irreverent women (one a bounty hunter and the other a case of mistaken identity) together for a rip-roaring, hilariously wild adventure? This time around, join bounty hunter Alex Morgan and her new friend, former mistaken suspect jumper Hope Harrington, as they head to New Orleans during Mardi Gras for the bounty of a lifetime: a descendant of the legendary Marie Laveau! Strap yourselves in tight for the ride of your wildest imagination through dark swamps with alligators and snakes, while meeting some of the most colorful characters imaginable!

Andrea Dean Van Scoyoc, Yvonne Mason (Author), Diana Andrade, Tara Saltzman (Narrator)

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The Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope

In The Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope, the author offers a timely look at the threats posed, in particular, on the Rocky Mountain/Rio Grande corridor’s wildlife, people, homes and cultures. While telling her own story of loss, she also reveals a vigorous hope found among the many Westerners collaborating in sustainable approaches. In celebration of the earth's gradual renewal, she brings to light the New West's use of local traditions, innovative ranching and restoration practices, and scientific insights affirming the importance of earth-based values. Eyewitness accounts, interviews, lively anecdotes, and an occasional poem inspire within the listener a deepening affection for the earth.

Rae Marie Taylor (Author), Diana Andrade, Diana J. Andrade, Rae Marie Taylor (Narrator)

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Dream Catcher: Failure was Never an Option

In the years leading up to the 1950's, there were not any resources for the challenged. They were placed in asylums or back rooms and left to die. They were never talked about or acknowledged. They were the silent children. The ones no one wanted. The ones who were never given a chance to live. Yvonne Mason has given us a story of success in a time of failure for the challenged. She has given a voice to a child born in 1952 who became challenged. This young man was not put away. He was not shunned and he was not ignored. Ms. Mason tells the story of Stan, her brother, who was never supposed to succeed. He was supposed to fail.

Yvonne Mason (Author), Diana Andrade (Narrator)

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Just Beyond Harmony

Armed with idealistic visions of the West, Gaydell from Garden City, New York, and her husband, Roy of Hinsdale, Illinois, embark on The Grand Experiment during the 1960s: raising their four children in a primitive Wyoming log cabin built by early Swedish settlers without modern amenities, to teach the 'youngsters' values and self-reliance. 50 years later, Gaydell chronicles her family’s experience from unearthed diaries and letters she had written to her mother during the cabin years. She recalls the joy, dreams, humor, struggles and growth for the kids, Roy, and most of all, herself.

Gaydell Collier (Author), Diana Andrade (Narrator)

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Looking Through a Keyhole: A Memoir

Julia Spencer takes the listener into her dreams, her fears, her hopes, her deepest private thoughts, and her most candid responses to her shrinking visual world. With humor and a feisty yet surprisingly gentle attitude, she begins to accept vision loss, welcoming her guide dog, Irene, into her life and discovering through that keyhole-sized remnant of vision a deeper understanding of her husband and family and world. The confines of her vision loss cannot restrain the vibrant energy and independence of this remarkable woman. Anyone struggling with a life altering condition will find this story inspiring and motivating.

Julia Spencer (Author), Diana Andrade (Narrator)

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Miri, Who Charms

'Amazing, the pain that can be caused by wielding the sword of charm.' Rachel idolizes Miri's charm, beauty and family that represents perfection in contrast to the chaos of her own life. She is often blind to Miri's manipulation of others for personal gain, not only in their early years of growing up together in a Denver Jewish Orthodox community, but also in their adult lives. Amid issues of cultural identity and an era of growing feminism, they struggle to sustain a complex, often competitive friendship throughout the challenges of marriage, careers and family relationships. Miri's s daughter, Tamar, initially offers the friends a link that will strengthen their uneasy bond. However, when Tamar develops a passion for the dangerous sport of caving at a very early age, Rachel and Miri's friendship faces a test more severe than any the women have ever experienced. Reconciliation is not where you might expect. This spiritually beautiful novel explores the ramifications of life's choices.

Joanne Greenberg (Author), Diana Andrade (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Diana Andrade