Audiobooks narrated by Lee Sellars

After the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, First Sergeant Daniel Hendrex was dispatched along with his unit, Dragon Company, to Husaybah, a small town bordering Syria in the Sunni-dominated Al Anbar province of Iraq. It was at this checkpoint, amidst relentless attacks, that Daniel and his men found the most effective ally of the war effort in the most unlikely of sources. In December 2003, a skinny Iraqi kid, about fourteen years old approached one of the soldiers at the border and said simply, "Arrest me." Jamil, as he was called, claimed to have valuable information about the insurgency, but First Sergeant Hendrex was skeptical -- especially when the boy announced that the man he wanted to turn in was his own father. The story that unfolds is one of heartbreaking tragedy, remarkable courage, and unprecedented resiliency, as this child risks everything he knows for a chance at freedom. And after the boy saves countless lives, First Sergeant Hendrex makes it his personal mission to return the boy to safety. A Soldier's Promise is the astonishing tale of two countries and two very different kinds of people joining together against terror and tyranny, and of the young man who, against all odds, gave Dragon Company what they desperately needed -- hope.

First Sergeant Daniel Hendrex, First Sgt. Daniel Hendrex (Author), Lee Sellars, Wes Smith (Narrator)

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Fury

In Brooklyn, a female jogger is brutally raped; the assailants are convicted and later exonerated by the Kings County DA. Now the guilty are filing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the city of New York, the police, and the two assistant DAs who tried the case. While the cops and the criminal justice system are under media assault, Karp has suspicions that there is corruption within his own office. Against a backdrop of Russian mobsters and corrupt lawyers, Butch and Marlene are on a mission to restore the system's lost dignity and bring the rapists to justice. All the while terrorists are at it again, planning to blow the roof off Times Square on New Year's Eve. Alas, the Karp family finds itself in lethal jeopardy, and to survive, they must team up and fight their greatest battle yet.

Robert K. Tanenbaum (Author), Lee Sellars (Narrator)

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The Girls He Adored

The man in the prison cell calls himself Max. He admits to killing the cop who found him sitting in a car beside the still-warm body of a disembowled young woman, but he claims to be suffering from DID, the multiple personality disorder that is a common alibi for the worst criminals. Assigned to assess the veracity of Max'es defense is strawberry blond psychiatrist Irene Cogan. When Max masterminds his bloody escape from prison and kidnaps Irene, he agrees to undergo a course of therapy, during which Irene is introduced to a succession of his alters - his alternative personalities. To her alarm, it seems that one of them has a distinctly unhealthy penchant for strawberry blonds. And it looks like it will be up to FBI Special Agent E. L. Pender, who has been on Max's trail for over a decade, to find them before Irene discovers exactly what that penchant entails.

Jonathan Nasaw (Author), Lee Sellars (Narrator)

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Resolved

The fifteenth installment in Robert K. Tanenbaum's blistering New York Times bestselling series sees Karp up against one of his most frightening tests, and the stakes have never been higher. A convicted killer named Felix Tighe has escaped from prison and has vowed to hunt down and execute the NYPD detectives who arrested him years ago. Tighe's also planning a fight to the death with Chief Assistant District Attorney Butch Karp, the man who put him away. Felix Tighe's laser-focused, obsessive hatred of Karp has simmered during his prison confinement, where he has spent time with Feisal Abdel Ridwan, a radical Islamic fundamentalist -- and their sordid connection only fuels his loathing of Karp. Now out of prison, with an assumed identity, and dangerously seeking payback, Felix stalks Karp to the very heart of his family as he plans a demonic assault on Karp's daughter, Lucy. Rippling with action, and full of Tanenbaum's trademark twists and turns, Resolved is a must-listen which roils with post 9-11 malevolence and searing New York scenes. As Karp faces his toughest assignment yet -- and with his fearless and complex private detective wife Marlene Ciampi at his side -- Resolved builds to an almost unbearable climax at Karp's "office," Manhattan's central

Robert K. Tanenbaum (Author), Lee Sellars (Narrator)

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Absolute Rage

New York Times bestselling author Robert. K. Tanenbaum delivers his grittiest, most ethically challenging thriller yet, as New York chief assistant district attorney Butch Karp fights for his family in the wilds of West Virginia's coal mining country. While New York City sizzles beneath a blanket of early summer humidity, the Karp family is happily taking refuge in their renovated farmhouse on Long Island's north shore. Karp's battles against the City's corrupt politicians are never-ending. His wife, Marlene, is training guard dogs on their picturesque acreage; Lucy is enjoying her summer brake from Boston College and playing the part of the dutiful daughter, assisting with the running of the business and tending to her two rambunctious twin brothers. The tide quickly changes when Marlene befriends her beachside neighbor, Rose Wickham-Heeney, a northeastern aristocrat turned wife of West Virginia coal mine union leader Ralph "Red" Heeney. Soon after the fun-filled weeks of family barbecues and lazy afternoons with the Heeneys, the Karps discover that Rose, Red, and their daughter, Lizzie, have been brutally murdered back home in McCullensburg. Irresistible force meets immovable object when the West Virginia governor appoints Karp as special prosecutor to bring justice to the corrupt town, its union chieftain, and his band of merry tugs. Marlene joins Karp as he searches for the killers and works to save his own family from an evil that runs as deep as the mines that fuel it.

Robert K. Tanenbaum (Author), Lee Sellars (Narrator)

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Sharkman Six

Gavin Kelly is a young lieutenant in a seemingly impossible situation. A third generation Marine, his grandfather expects him to undo his father's cowardice in--and silence about--Vietnam. His best friend, a better Marine than he, lusts for the glory he believes Gavin will see. He's leading men with more years and experience than his own. And his duty as a leader of the US military's Operation Restore Hope is completely antithetical to his military instincts. Gavin Kelly was decorated in Desert Storm for those instincts, killing instincts, and now he finds himself in Somalia to keep the peace and restore the hope. But what, exactly, does a Marine's honor and duty have to do with peacekeeping? Minutes after landing on the Somali beach, one of his men kills a Somali. The circumstances are nebulous, and Kelly immediately finds himself in the center of a maelstrom involving an outcry from members of the international press corps (who anticipated the Marine landing with cameras and floodlights); censure and surveillance by his superiors; and the loyalty of his men--particularly the two men, powerful presences in the troop, who have perpetrated the killing and vouched for its necessity. And that's only the start. With a troop of trigger-happy, honor-hungry, less-than-respectful Marines behind him, Kelly faces the struggle of a lifetime. The country and his countrymen will test him arduously and often and, at steep cost, Gavin will learn to accept responsibility for himself, for his men, and for his legacy. With heart-pounding, intricate military detail, a rapier wit, and a keen sense of detail, SHARKMAN SIX appeals to military buffs and pacifists [readers] alike. In Gavin Kelly, West has created an authentic, sympathetic, and wholly compromised young officer of war who will put you in mind of the best of military heroes and antiheroes--John Yossarian meets Jack Ryan and then some.

Owen West (Author), Lee Sellars (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Lee Sellars