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Audiobooks Narrated by Henry Jones
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Wanted by their enemies for exposing the Black Sword cabal and faced with the difficult task of rebuilding the Special Operations Division while treason remains rampant, Major Zack Decker and Commander Hera Talyn are stuck in desk jobs. Until, that is, the Coalition and its minions decide to make things very personal. Forced back into the role of field operatives, they discover a plot to destabilize an entire sector and bring it under the iron-fisted control of a Commonwealth government eager to abandon democracy in favor of imperial dreams. Racing against time, and soulless foes, they have one chance to prevent a civil war and rescue someone more precious to Zack Decker than any other living thing in the entire universe: the daughter he hasn't seen for twenty years. Not even the threat of disgrace and imminent death are enough to deter Decker because, as his foes will find out once again, he's still one of the Few…
Covert missions are failing, Fleet officers are vanishing, and Naval Intelligence is losing its eyes, ears, and the ability to strike at its foes. After Zack Decker and Hera Talyn, the Special Operations Section's deadliest agents, narrowly escape betrayal for the third time in a row, the Marine suspects something more than bad luck is in play. For years, the Fleet has been fighting a shadowy cold war against factions in the Commonwealth determined to strangle democracy and give birth to an empire. Has that war turned hot without warning? In a quest for answers, Zack Decker volunteers to undertake his riskiest mission yet. With treason rampant at the heart of the Fleet, perhaps even within Naval Intelligence itself, he and Talyn must disappear until they discover the identity of their unseen enemies.
Along the way, Decker will come face to face with humanity's worst impulses and its noblest spirits. And though he can't trust his colleagues and superiors, other than his partner Hera, he knows he can always trust his Pathfinder comrades to stand tall against disloyalty. The Marine Corps' elite will gladly join him in teaching traitors the real meaning of unrestrained covert warfare. After all, spy or not, Zack Decker is still one of the Few...
Every Marine has a story about someone he couldn't save, a face that would haunt him forever. When Command Sergeant Hal Tarra, one of Decker's oldest friends, vanishes on the Commonwealth frontier shortly after taking early retirement from the Corps, Zack knows what memories are driving the former Pathfinder, because he sees the same face in his worst nightmares. Naval intelligence isn't interested in resurrecting ancient history, especially the tale of a failed rescue after it had been consigned to the memory hole. So Decker does the only thing he can, out of friendship and loyalty, and the hope that he might finally redeem the one they'd thought lost long ago: he orders himself on an unsanctioned mission, beyond Fleet support, risking everything for a friend. His intelligence colleagues never could understand the Marine promise, 'No One Left Behind' but as he keeps reminding them, he's still one of the Few…
Someone was setting fire to the Commonwealth Rim, nurturing a storm to drag humanity through the horrors of colonial warfare and thereby hasten the rise of Empire. Their plan had just one fatal flaw: it didn't count on an ex-Marine pathfinder with a grudge, a dagger and a deadly partner. Zack Decker had seen enough of war to know this one had to be stopped before it turned into an all-out bloodbath, even if that meant ignoring orders and risking his mission as well as his life. After all, he was still one of the Few…
Some people never learn that it’s a really bad idea to mess with a Marine Pathfinder, even one who has been forced into early retirement. Zack Decker just wanted to be left alone so he could live a quiet life with the woman he loved and make up for lost time, but his enemies simply couldn’t resist the temptation to pursue their vendetta. One moment, he was hauling cargo across the depths of interstellar space, the next he was in the hands of pirates and headed for the barbaric worlds beyond the Coalsack nebula, to be sold into captivity. Marines don’t make good slaves and Zack was more than happy to show everyone why he should have been killed straight away, because he was coming back, looking for blood. Revenge might be cold comfort, but he would remind them once again that he was still one of the Few…
Zack Decker wanted only one thing in life: to fight as a Marine Pathfinder. But his temper and his loathing for careerist officers cost him dearly. Forced into early retirement, with a wife who left him long ago, no job, no friends and no future, the former sergeant crawled into a bottle and stayed there, moving from planet to planet, looking for some reason to keep on living. Until, that is, he wandered into a bar owned by an old Marine buddy who offered to help. On the run after killing a corrupt cop, and nowhere to hide, he accepted.
Decker would have done better to head for the hills, or surrender to the militia, however old friends could be persuasive and he soon found himself signing on as security officer of a starship with dubious owners and a dubious crew, doing things for his new employer that tested the old saying 'Once a Marine, always a Marine.' Curiosity was Decker's other major failing and in short order he was on the run, hunted by a shadowy government organisation, and in possession of a secret that could destroy the Commonwealth. It was a secret to die for, and the people on his trail wanted to make sure he did. Along the way, they forgot that he could still fight like one of the Few...
What would you do if you were a god?
Alan Preston is your average Joe... except that he's a hologram. He used to be flesh and blood, but that was before the Lazarus Project.
Phasing through walls, invisibility, and virtually unlimited access to the Internet, Alan has the potential to become the perfect spy. Except that he's not a very good fighter, and he's not particularly good at following orders.
God?
Slave might be closer to the truth.
To the Lazarus Project. A covert ops agency with ties to the government—or so they tell Alan. Who doesn't want to kill or steal. But he's going to have to do that and more if he wants to stay alive. And Alan so desperately wants to live.
Not recommended for teens under 17.
Tony was an average man living a normal life who only wanted to find his soul mate when suddenly one day he found himself choosing between six women and one guy. He finds himself going to different activities and talking with a late-night radio DJ who calls himself Doctor Lust in search of his soul mate but not finding the qualities he is searching for.
Tony has always liked Julie, but she has never taken an interest in him whereas his best friend Aaron who is a bi-sexual male would love to be Tony's partner. Things become complicated when everyone begins to find out about each other.
Will Tony find his soul mate, or will he be single excepting that there is no one for him or will a mystery woman or guy finally capture his heart?
Jeb did something bad. And no, he didn't murder someone-recently. Nor did he put itching powder in his brother's jock-again. He did, however, smuggle a test subject out of an experimental lab against F.U.C orders.In his defense, he saved an angel.
Held captive and exploited by a ruthless man, Analia makes a daring escape and finds herself aboard a craft led by a fearsome demon captain. Sebastian's ragtag crew welcomes her easy enough, but he needs convincing. If she is to maintain her freedom, s
Jon Gunnarson never meant to transform humanity. He just wanted a normal life. A life where he doesn't absorb other people's emotions, lose himself and have to live like a hermit.So he jumps at the chance to help develop a scam telepathy app because it will get him to Bhutan, where he hopes an old friend will teach him how to disconnect.Sure, he has to work with Ella, a neuroscientist he's falling in love with, and Venn, a fraudulent Marketer who's wanted by the FBI. But Jon's had a lifetime of practice at pulling away and he figures he can handle it while he learns how to manage his condition.The problem is, working with others is the least of his worries. Because Jon and Ella unwittingly trigger the onset of mass telepathy. And, as if that isn't enough, they must run for their lives when they discover a way that Venn can avoid arrest.But how will they escape someone who can read their minds?
Cainsville, Illinois. A town founded by fae escaping the Old World. A town both part of the world and cut off from it. A town that a young woman will run to, fleeing her past, only to discover that her past extends further than she ever imagined, into the distant history of Cainville itself.Collected in this volume are the stories of the town's past, of the people and the fae she will eventually meet.A child tormented by visions of fae castles and fierce dragons.A hobgoblin who tries in vain to avoid his role in an ancient prophecy.A boy, the product of that prophecy, who wants only a Solstice gift for his aunt.A writer who discovers all publicity is not really good publicity after all.An orange cat who won't quite stay dead.Another cat with more than his nine lives, one continually reborn to right an ancient wrong.And, finally, a story of Olivia herself, the young woman who ran there, now running away, searching for something she can't quite find.*******************************************************************************Collection Contents:1) The Screams of Dragons2) Devil May Care3) Gabriel's Gargoyles4) Bad Publicity5) The Orange Cat6) Matagot - brand-new for this collection7) The Lady of the Lake
