検索キーワード： ナレーター "Michael Goldsmith" 文学・フィクション

In Doctor Lovebeads, Denver taxi driver Brendan Murphy, a.k.a "Murph", ignores the little voice in the back of his head that says to stay out of the lives of his passengers. Instead, he goes undercover as a hippie - muslin, sandals, VW van and all - to rescue two girls he believes have been brainwashed by a cult leader. 

It's rush hour on a cold autumn morning when Jon Hesker takes the bullet that kills him; a punishment for seeing what he shouldn't have. For asking too many questions. And then he wakes up, with smooth new skin over the entry wound in his chest, and a hungry black space in his mind. Cut off from the old world and free from fear, Hesker’s a new man. But at what cost? Accompanied by his best friend and small-time criminal, Alexander Corgen, Hesker's on the wrong side of the law: a fugitive on the run through a storm-lashed city on the brink of collapse.

In the year of our Lord 1483, England is plunged into crisis when King Edward IV abruptly dies, leaving the crown to his 12-year-old son and heir: Edward, Prince of Wales. A fierce power struggle ensues in the corridors of power, with the prince's uncle, Richard, Duke of Gloucester coming out on top. But, with the assistance of complete strangers, the rightful heir manages to escape, and sets about raising an army to restore just and legitimate rule to England. For both sides failure isn't an option.

This audiobook contains different supernatural mysteries: Mad as a Hatter (The F.B.I. shows up on the doorstep of Graymoor Mansion, to hire him),  Poste Mortem: The Witch of Wolf Creek (Two boys show up claiming to have been chased by murderous ghosts), Gods of the Old Forest (A murder case involving the legendary woods known as the Old Forest), and  Dr. Stupendous Smith’s Carnival of Amazement (An investigation of a carnival that visits Verona every twenty-years, leaving unsolved missing persons reports behind each time it leaves town). 

It’s Christmas time, and Denver taxi driver Brendan Murphy, a.k.a. "Murph", leaves his cab behind to visit his family in Wichita, where he finds himself reluctantly reconnecting with his siblings. Murph takes it upon himself to save an old friend from making the biggest mistake of his life - accepting a job where suits and ties are everyday attire.

Denver cabbie, Brendan Murphy, known to all as Murph, has two goals in life. First, to earn no more than it takes to keep his bohemian lifestyle afloat. Second, to never, under any circumstances, get involved in the lives of his passengers. In The Heart of Darkness Club, the third in novelist Gary Reilly's Asphalt Warrior series, Murph once again fails spectacularly at his second goal the minute he picks up a mover named Trowbridge. Movers in Murph's world are not to be confused with movers and shakers. Trowbridge pays his fare with a crisp five-dollar bill.

Regardless of which side of the conflict we are on, the basic universal principles (the commandments) are pretty much the same for everyone. Whether we are fighting on the “right” side or on the “left” side, and even if our intentions are noble, even if we fully believe that our struggle is for a good cause and our struggle is fair, eventually we need to evolve to the necessary level to be able to free ourselves from the role we are programmed to play.

There are certain natural phenomena humans were never meant to attempt: like reproducing lycanthropy. A mysterious organization, The Carbonari, hope to use lycanthropy to take over the world. The problem: lycanthropy has never been successful. That is about to change. Dean Levy and his friends participate in a medical experiment that has gone incredibly...right. But with success often comes failure, as Dean and his friends learn. The Carbonari don't need the Creatures of the Night anymore.

In Ticket to Hollywood, the second of 11 comic novels based on cab driver Brendan Murphy, a.k.a "Murph," a young woman on the way to a showing of The Great Gatsby leaves her purse behind in Murph's Rocky Mountain Taxi Cab #127 - and then goes missing. Murph finds himself confronted by police and loses his job. He becomes entangled with filmmakers and makes his way to Los Angeles in search of the lost woman and in desperate need to restore his reputation and regain normalcy, which in Murph's case means doing as little as possible. 

When people started eating each other, the government sent guns. When the virus became airborne, they sent masks. When it spread beyond their control, they gave up. And when they found those who were immune, they hunted them. Years after the virus claimed the mainland, the Capita seized power. They offer safety from the infection, and all they ask in return is your freedom. All they want is unswerving loyalty. All you have to give them is everything that makes you human. 

All he wanted to do that day was drive into town to look for a job. But when Pete Larkey turns the ignition key, his car won't start. He decides to walk to town. He'll have a morning beer at the Lemon Tree Lounge and buy a new battery for his car. He refuses to feel victimized. At least, he tries.
But inside the bar is the last man on earth that Pete Larkey wants to see. A guy named Morton will ask a few questions that will change the course of Pete Larkey's life in a deep, dark way.

An exciting new Western collection in the style of Robert J. Thomas, W. L. Cox, and Duane Boehm filled with action, adventure, and plot twists like C. K. Crigger, Chet Cunningham, and Paul L. Thompson! These are westerns filled with crime, corruption, and a deadbeat criminal gang to bring to justice! These exciting new action-adventure audiobooks take the listener on one helluva journey.... Are you ready to ride the dangerous trail with Clint Clay and his great new westerns?

The cop swallowed hard to keep his last meal from making a surprise reappearance. In his years on the force, he had seen plenty of things, but never anything like this. That gaping maw of spoiled flesh tested the limits of his sanity, and he couldn't tear his eyes away from it. The woman's cold, black heart was clearly visible through the opening in her chest cavity. It wasn't beating. Her lungs were both collapsed. She wasn't breathing. Yet she wouldn't release her grip on his ankle.

When he vowed that he'd love her forever, this isn't what he meant. William returns from overseas and discovers that a mysterious illness has taken away the wife he knew forever, but that doesn't mean he can stop loving her.

Dusty's step-grandma lives with her stepsister. The widowed ladies do that for economic reasons. The bisexual stepsisters also live together for more erotic reasons. When he needed a place to stay for one night while driving to Florida for spring break, his step-grandma told him he could stay as long as he liked. Because of the old women's highly pornographic lifestyle, and the horny young man's need for good hot pussy, he stayed longer.

Dreams are a nightly conveying A soundless movie wistfully playing Dreams are our hopes and wants A memory that hangs on and haunts Dreams make us smile and often cry But when morning comes, we say goodbye.

Jimmie Putnam is an ordinary man by any measure. By day, he works as a law clerk. At night, when he can't fight the cravings, he becomes a collector. He takes great care of his human things, and when they've been on their best behavior, he even takes them out of his freezers. Florel Ross has been mostly invisible since the death of her twin, who died 20 years ago at the hands of a serial killer. Obsessed with justice, Florel is willing to risk anything for the answers she craves: What goes on in the mind of a serial killer?

Twenty years is a long time to wait for justice. And when you're so close that you can taste it, you want to serve yourself. Special Agent Florel Ross has made a vow. She has one year, or until Jimmie Putnam is about to kill again, before she will confront him - or report him - herself. Now, with his own ice cream shop, watching him will be easier than ever before. With nothing to lose and obsession steering her, Florel is fearless. She takes the sort of risks her twin sister would be proud of. And the danger is only getting worse.

A young man who's afraid to come out of the closet but has no other choice in "Dad, I'm Gay". Say good-bye to Cassie in "I'll Dance at Your Wedding". Love can be deadly in "I Only Have Eyes for You".

As one man struggles with the world around him, he's forced to question everything, including his faith and who and how he loves.