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This exciting Audiobook version of the groundbreaking hardback novel, which includes over 20 original and compelling songs, is the fascinating tale of the ‘Lonely Dog’ – an orphan hound growing up in Alveridgea, where cats and dogs live alongside each other, but on quite different sides of the tracks. A fable of finding purpose amidst social division, it is highly relevant to today's world. Lonely Dog is a story of music and passion, love and loss, defeat and victory. But beneath its action packed surface lies a tale that is nuanced with compelling themes, multiple layers of intrigue, and quite a few surprises. This colorful, whimsical, and moving saga follows the journey of Arthur Snout, nicknamed “Lonely Dog” in his youth. Abandoned on the cold steps of a Houndside orphanage, the small un-houndish pup grows up on the hard scrabble, working class side of town, where motorbike gangs mingle with milkmen and everything is faded, including dreams. Bullied and misunderstood, Lonely is hounded from town to town and ultimately becomes a refugee in his own country. With a price on his head, all that this shy reluctant hero cares about is the guitar on his back and his one true love. But fate has a much more urgent and vital plan for his life. Some call him a troubadour, others a troublemaker. It is said that Lonely Dog’s songs became legends long before he did, but he caught up, and the whole world listened. This is his story.
Ivan Clarke, Stu Duval (Author), Steve Mccurdy (Narrator)
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What I Have Learned About - The Demise of Mankind: A Training Manual for Demons and Dark Angels
Please note: This content is for mature audiences only. It contains sobering language and graphic depiction of dysfunctional ways in which the world is run, as well as strong content and themes. Discretion is advised. A World of TroubleToday the world is nose-deep in trouble; moral, ethical, social, political, and legal. How did we get here? That is the right question to ask. 'What I Have Learned About the Demise of Mankind,' is a not-so-fictional revelation of the key answers to that question. In this paradigm-shifting debut novel, Truman Alexander reveals the evil works of The Dark One on earth by exposing the Underworld's training manual for new devils, tempters, and dark angels. Steve McCurdy's voice acting does the heavy lifting of the curiously unusual sentence structure specific to the Underworld Training Manual - clearly not written for mere mortals. Like an ice-cold schooner of crisp beer, it is authentic and refreshing with a possible chilling side-effect. The book forces listeners to think about their own decisions. Excuses are taken away one-after-another. It immerses one into an introspective examination of life up until now. After this, it is impossible for an intelligent reader NOT to want to better his or her life. 'What I Have Learned About the Demise of Mankind,' is a unique audiobook that reveals how we, the humans, have unwittingly collaborated with the Underworld to cut our own throats. We don't even feel the pain - until it is too late. Understanding the problem is half the solution. If you are completely satisfied with your life - you don't need this book. If you are NOT satisfied - you can't LIVE without this book. It is your life and your call. ...Or is it?
Truman Alexander (Author), Richard Webb, Steve Mccurdy (Narrator)
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I Flunked Sunday School: Confessions of a Personal Preacher
Lloyd Boyd is taking a shower when God calls on him to become a personal preacher, but the under-achieving Lloyd is not entirely sure what that entails. After he drops off business cards at his local grocery store, bus stop, and gas station, he starts getting calls! Soon, Lloyd is inundated with requests, including one from Selma, who wants her husband to rediscover faith, and Miss Minerva and Miss Flossie, who are tempted to sell their church for $5 million. Though he has doubts about his call from God, Lloyd stumbles and bumbles through his new role as a personal preacher, and his unconventional style somehow manages to get through to people who were convinced all hope was lost. A comedy about keeping the faith, I Flunked Sunday School reminds you that God does indeed have a plan for everyone's lives, even Lloyd Boyd's.
Ken Bailey (Author), Steve Mccurdy (Narrator)
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