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Something wicked this way comes. FBI Agent Ryan "Mac" McGuinness and con man Henry Page are on the run again. This time they're headed back to where it all began: Altona, Indiana. Population: some goats. Henry's not happy about lying low at the McGuinness family farm, but they've got nowhere else to go. While Mac fights to clear his name and Henry struggles with whose side he's really on, a ghost from the past threatens to destroy everything. And those aren't the only storms on the radar. Cut off from both sides of the law, Mac and Henry must rely on their tenuous partnership to survive.

Daniel Whitlock is terrified of going to sleep. And rightly so: he sleepwalks, with no awareness or memory of his actions. Including burning down Kenny Cooper’s house — with Kenny inside it — after Kenny brutally beat him for being gay. Back in the tiny town of Logan after serving his prison sentence, Daniel isolates himself in a cabin in the woods and chains himself to his bed at night. Like the rest of Logan, local cop Joe Belman doesn’t believe Daniel’s absurd defense.

All's fair in love and war. There's something rotten in the state of Indiana. When con man Henry Page takes it upon himself to investigate the death of an elderly patient at a care facility, he does so in true Shakespearean tradition: dressed as a girl. FBI Agent Ryan "Mac" McGuinness has more to worry about than Henry's latest crazy idea. Someone is trying to send him a message — via a corpse with a couple of bullets in it. He needs to figure out who's trying to set him up before he gets arrested, and he really doesn't have time for Henry's shenanigans.

Great Britain is steeped in a rich tapestry of ghostly tales, eerie legends, and haunting histories, making it a captivating destination for those intrigued by the supernatural. With its ancient castles, storied manors, shadowy streets, and remote countryside abodes, the allure of experiencing a haunting firsthand is undeniable. In this enthralling compilation, John Henry Ingram (1842-1916) presents around 150 spine-chilling locations, each accompanied by fascinating and sometimes terrifying accounts of their pasts. Join us as we explore the chilling atmospheres and the captivating stories ...

Mischief, thou art afoot. Special Agent Ryan "Mac" McGuinness is having a rough week. Not only is he on a new diet, but he's also been tasked with keeping Henry Page -- the world's most irritating witness -- alive. Which is tough when Mac's a breath away from killing the Shakespeare-quoting, ethically-challenged, egg-obsessed Henry himself. Unless killing isn't really what Mac wants to do to him. Con man Henry Page prefers to keep his distance from the law . . . though he wouldn't mind getting a little closer to uptight, handsome Agent McGuinness.

Ein Podcast, der Vergangenheit persönlich macht: Große Momente und kleine Details, voller Dramen, Visionen und Gefühle. Wöchentlich neu – Geschichte, die Dich bewegt.

Dive into Volume 8 of the Beacon Lights of History, where the fascinating lives of historys great rulers come to life. In this captivating exploration, Lord examines the legacies of iconic figures such as Alfred the Great, Queen Elizabeth, Henry of Navarre, Gustavus Adolphus, Richelieu, Cromwell, Louis XIV, Louis XV, Peter the Great, and Frederic the Great. Discover the impact these leaders had on their nations and the world. (KHand)

In 1570, young Guido Callatta dreams of the sea, but when the Ottoman threat rises, his life takes a bold turn. As Europe braces for invasion, Guido joins the fight to defend his family, his city, and his faith. Swept into a world of knights, battles, and daring voyages, he stands beside heroes at the epic Battle of Lepanto. This inspiring tale shows how courage and faith can call even the youngest to heroic deeds when Christendom is at risk.

England, 1585: Queen Elizabeth’s spies lurk everywhere, searching out Catholics who refuse to attend the non-Catholic services of the State religion. Officers of the law hunt down and kill Catholic priests, and imprison those who shelter them. In these perilous times, fifteen-year-old Nicholas Thorpe discovers that his widowed mother has become Catholic, and he soon joins the Church she has come to love.

William Henry, Prince of Orange and Nassau—known to the English as Dutch William—was born into a world overshadowed by the aggressive ambitions of Louis XIV. Traill poignantly observes that the young prince was reared from his very cradle amid the animosities of contending factions, learning early the vital lessons of statecraft to conceal his designs, seize opportunities, choose his allies wisely, and patiently bide his time. The Dutch Republic, wary of monarchy, hesitantly appointed him as stadtholder to command their armies. After the fall of James II in 1688, he ascended the ...

Journey back to the era of steam locomotives with Henry Dawson as he shares captivating vignettes of railroad men. These tales illuminate the bravery and heroism of those who faced perilous challenges on the tracks, revealing that they were much more than just rough individuals—they were true pioneers of their time. (Summary adapted from the Preface)

Often hailed as a whimsical instructional guide on rat-catching, this book transcends its subject matter to explore the rich tapestry of rural life. While it offers insightful anecdotes about rats, ferrets, and dogs, it is infused with Barkleys wit, keen observations, and a palpable love for the countryside. Through the lens of fictional rat-catcher Bob Joy, we discover the intriguing proposition that rat-catching could be a fitting career path for boys attending prestigious schools like Eton and Harrow. Join Bob as he shares his adventures in both rat and rabbit catching, all while taking ...

Embark on an enlightening journey through Brazil in this captivating first-hand account by an Englishman exploring the vibrant coastal regions of the Northeast just before Brazils independence from Portugal. Kosters travels, which also lead him to the northern port city of Maranh√£o, reveal the rich cultural practices and everyday life of the Brazilian people through a refreshingly objective lens. More than a mere travelogue, this work serves as a compelling ethnographic study that immerses readers in the essence of Brazilian society. (Summary by KevinS)

Flip it! It's 2-books-in-1! Start with a factual fiction story about a friendly rocket named Phoenix who becomes best friends with Pyxi, a space rover. Then listen to a nonfiction exploration of real-life rockets!

Written in the mid-1800s during a time of significant European immigration and the transportation of prisoners to Australia, this captivating account by Haygarth immerses us in the realities of life in the Australian bush. He vividly depicts the challenges and adventures of living on a remote cattle and sheep station, far from the nearest neighbor, with trips to town only a few times each year, often hundreds of miles away. Through personal experiences, Haygarth shares encounters with bushrangers (thieves), the intricacies of building and managing a station, taming wild horses, and lending a ...

A Small Boy and Others is an evocative autobiography by Henry James, published in 1913. In this insightful work, James reflects on his formative years, offering a glimpse into his intellectually stimulating family life, his varied educational experiences, and his early adventures in Europe. This book is a poignant exploration of childhood and the influences that shaped one of literatures greatest figures.

Dive into the captivating world of maritime adventure with Two Years Before the Mast. This remarkable account captures the life of a sailor from the forecastle—not a captain or a passenger, but an ordinary crew member. Once beloved by sailors of its time, the book famously sold two thousand copies to Liverpool sailors in just one day. Even if youre unfamiliar with nautical terms like reefing topsail or the difference between starboard and larboard, youll find this engaging narrative transports you to a bygone era of seafaring life. (Summary by BethAnne) Dedicated Proof-Listener Gesine & ...

Discover the gripping memoirs of a British infantryman who fought bravely in the Napoleonic Wars. Join Graham Keeling as he narrates the vivid experiences and heartfelt reflections of a soldier navigating the trials of war.

In Partial Portraits, acclaimed writer Henry James offers a fascinating exploration into the lives and works of a remarkable array of literary figures, some of whom he knew personally. Delve into the creative minds of legends like Ralph Waldo Emerson, George Eliot, Anthony Trollope, Robert Louis Stevenson, Constance Fenimore Woolson, Alphonse Daudet, Guy De Maupassant, Ivan Turgenev, and George du Maurier. This insightful narrative reveals the rich tapestry of their inspirations and artistic journeys. (Summary by Rita Boutros)

Explore the pivotal events leading up to, during, and after the American Civil War, as we delve into an enlightening examination of President Lincolns genuine sentiments regarding slavery and emancipation. Join us for a thought-provoking journey that uncovers the complexities of his beliefs and decisions. (Summary by Guero)