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Audiobooks Narrated by Jennifer Fournier
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Dance Among the Embers, But Don’t Get Burned…
From a kitsune slinking through the mists … to an elven champion tied to every crossroad in the moment of Midnight … to the heir of Underhill ruling the road on a Harley, the mystical and magical intersect nearly unrealized with the world of man.
Do you dare to walk among them with open eyes? Do you seek a glimpse of their power? Take care and proceed with soft steps among the folk of magic and moonlight. Fickle is the least of what is said of them. But well worth the risk, for those looking for something more…
Includes the Stories:
“The Fox’s Fire”
“The Promise of Death”
“The Devil in the Details”
“A Moment Out of Time”
“Forever and a Day”
“Crossroads and Curses”
“Mise En Place”
“Mama Bear”
Give the Enemy Hell!
At the ass-end of the galaxy, Allied Forces—including the 142nd Mobile Special Ops Team, better known as Daire’s Devils—stand ready to defend the contested colony planet Demeter from military invasion and corporate exploitation.
But when the ranks are infiltrated by those determined to secure the top-secret designs of AeroCom’s new prototype flagship, the Cromwell, the newest member of the Devils, Corporal Katrion Alexander, finds herself facing off against an unexpected menace, synthetic operatives indistinguishable from living beings.
She and the Devils must neutralize this new threat, but how when the enemy wears a trusted face?
In Book Six of the Brittany Meyer Novellas, Brittany has been named leader of her three-person coven. In addition, she has been given custody of a two-week-old unicorn who has been rejected by her mother. These unexpected responsibilities have triggered Brittany’s depression and lack of self-confidence.
However, the tyrant witch queen is dead, and because she died while battling Brittany, the young witch feels obligated to right all her wrongs. When Brittany learns that the late queen kept a secret dungeon in another dimension, she becomes determined to find a way into the realm and release the prisoners.
But time is running out. The dimension belongs to a sentient rainforest who, in retaliation for the atrocities against nature on their planet, have killed all life forms but their own. With her new coven and baby unicorn in tow, Brittany opens a portal into danger. Can she get the prisoners out before the plants overrun the dungeon? Should she risk all their lives for people she doesn’t even know? She can’t abandon the prisoners to die. What’s a teenage witch to do?
Forlorn Unicorn, a coming-of-age story with a mix of humor and introspection, will keep teen readers turning the page.
In Book Five of the Brittany Meyer Novellas, Brittany is new to the world of the occult, but already she has accomplished amazing things through magic. Unfortunately, this makes people think she can do more than she feels capable of doing. When Stone the Earth Troll mistakenly names her Queen of the Humans and asks for her help solving a murder, Brittany adds 'detective' to her list of impossible tasks.
But when she discovers that the killer is a human who can see invisible creatures like she can, she is forced into the quandary of choosing troll over human. Will Brittany be able to locate the killer and stop them before they kill again? Or will she be caught up in the troll’s thirst for vengeance? What’s a teenage witch to do?
Troll Call is a story of self-discovery and moral dilemma set against a backdrop rich with Wiccan rituals and local color.
A Gallery of Children' is A. A. Milne's first published book of prose. It was released after his poetry collection, 'When we were very young', and prior to 'Winnie the Pooh'. With his characteristic blend of nonsense, wit and warmth, Milne offers twelve short stories of childish endeavour and mishap. They will delight and amuse listeners both young and not-so-young.
In Book Three of the Brittany Meyer Novellas, Brittany’s magical powers are both devastating and beyond her control. The witch queen, however, wants to harness Brittany's growing powers by sending her away to be trained in the dark arts—and to force Brittany’s compliance, she imprisons Brittany’s aunt in a modern-day dungeon and threatens her life if Brittany doesn’t submit.
The dungeon is guarded by demons and ghouls. Brittany can’t leave her aunt in such an awful place. In hope of rescuing her, she cobbles together a ragtag army of witches, vampires, and fairies. But her band of rebels cannot be trusted—the humans hate the vampires, the vampires hate the fairies, and the fairies hate everyone. Brittany has no more faith in them than she does in herself.
If the rescue attempt fails, Brittany’s aunt will die and Brittany will be banished to who knows where. But if Brittany doesn’t try, her aunt will spend the rest of her days in the clutches of the evil queen. What’s a teenage witch to do?
Heidi
By Johanna Spyri
Presented by Voices of Today
First published in 1881, the subtitle of the book reads 'It was written as a book 'for children and those who love children.' Heidi as a 5 year old orphan has been handed off by her young aunt, Dete, to live with her grandfather in the Swiss Alps. The story follows her life as she falls in love with grandfather and he with her and the life of goat-herding that they share. Grandfather refuses to allow her to attend school in the small village below and quarrels ensue. Her young aunt returns to remove her from grandfather to live as a hired lady's companion to wealthy Clara, a wheelchair bound child, in Frankfurt. She is loved by Clara, but not by the other's within Clara's home where she is considered ill-mannered. Heidi becomes severely homesick and the wealthy family's doctor recommends her return to the mountains. Clara misses Heidi and comes to visit.
Cast
Narrator: Susan Iannucci
Heidi: Trisha Rose
Grandfather: Ben Stevens
Brigitta: Jennifer Fournier
Clara: Sarah Bacaller
Also featuring the voices of Ron Altman, David Stifel, Al Gibson, Lee Ann Howlett, Joan Dukore and Susan Marlowe.
Production copyright 2021 Voices of Today
In Book Four of the Brittany Meyer Novellas, Brittany tries to come to grips with her unusual abilities, most of which she doesn’t understand. She is mentored by Tusks, a demon who is enamored of her due to a love potion gone awry.
But when Tusks is abducted and spirited away to another dimension for judgement by a demon master, Brittany knows she must put aside her self-doubt and go after him. A decision that is easier made than done. The demon realm is vast and can only be reached through astral projection—which she’s only managed once.
Now she must find a spiritual guide who can navigate the many netherworlds and lead her to her friend. And what will she do if she gets there? Will she battle the unknown demon master with her untried superpowers? Or will she be imprisoned in the demon realm for all time? It’s a risk she’d rather not take, but what’s a teenage witch to do?
Scheming Demon, a fast-paced coming-of-age story about doubt and discovery, continues Brittany’s quest toward personal growth.
Everyone's heart of Anne ... but have you met Rilla?
First published in 1921, Rilla of Ingleside is the 8th book in the Anne of Green Gables series. It is WW1 and Canada has entered the war. Young men enthusiastically join up, mothers and sweethearts stay behind and fill the jobs that once were only for men. The Canadian view of the war and the US President is unique and is revealed through thought, conversation and Rilla's diary. Rilla, the youngest Blythe, grows from the vanity that we saw in her in Rainbow Valley into a caring and responsible young woman. Gilbert drives his first car and only married women can vote. Those left behind at Ingleside devotedly follow the news of the war with each victory and defeat.
CAST
Narrator - Susan Iannucci
Susan - Terah Tucker
Rilla - Trisha Rose
Gertrude Oliver - Jennifer Fournier
Cousin Sophia - Karen Commins
Also featuring the voices of:
Sarah Bacaller. Ted Wenskus, Robin Siegerman, Russell Gold, David Shears, Emma Faye, Susan Marlowe, Scott Cluthe, Marty Krz, Erin Grassie, Ken Foster, Maureen Boutillier and Denis Daly.
In Book Two of the Brittany Meyer Novellas, Brittany has just learned she has magical powers. Unfortunately, Queen Imogene, the queen of all the witches in South Florida, has realized it too. Queen Imogene is a tyrant. She enslaves demons, employs ghouls, and keeps a modern-day dungeon to hold people who oppose her. And she sees Brittany as a threat to her regime.
Brittany can't control her newfound powers. She needs allies, so she searches for Fairy Island, a secret refuge in the Florida Keys. She’s warned that while fairies have potent magic, they hate humans and would truss her up and feed her to the water nymphs before they'd allow an audience with the elven queen. Brittany must fight her way through a rainforest filled with hostile pixies, brownies, and hobgoblins to get to the castle.
If Brittany finds that the elven queen is in league with the witch queen, her life will be over. But if she faces the witch queen alone, she is just as dead. What's a teenage witch to do?
Brittany's life is a mess. Her grandpa died, her parents got back together, and her boyfriend broke up with her. Now her aunt is telling everyone that Brittany has the aura of a witch queen. Brittany doesn't want to be a witch queen.
Until Ravyn shows up. Ravyn was literally born and bred to be a Queen Potential. She's better than Brittany at everything-and she makes sure Brittany knows that. Suddenly Brittany wants to win. She wants to become the Potential and rip the smirk off Ravyn's face.
When Ravyn tries to one-up Brittany by involving her in a madcap scheme, Brittany knows she should walk away. But if she does, Ravyn will never let her forget it. What's a teenage witch to do?
In 1875, Wellesley college opened its doors to women. The Story of Wellesley, written over a hundred years ago, by Florence Converse, a Wellesley professor and graduate herself, tells of the first 40 years of this remarkable school. Henry Fowle Durant founded it with a very specific philosophy which grew and changed as the decades passed. The first six presidents each approached their duty with different talents and goals. Students flourished and became supporting alumnae. Although the individuals mentioned in the Story of Wellesley have all passed into history, their legacy and influence lives on in the alumni and students of today. Narrated by three Wellesley alumnae.
