検索キーワード： ナレーター "Kyle Los" すべてのカテゴリー

Having returned from World War II, Eugene Jerome and his brother Stanley pair up to break into the world of professional comedy writing. Inspiration strikes when they aim their sights on their dysfunctional family - and the network broadcasts it nationwide!

Macabre Mansion Presents… The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow is an audio drama adaptation of the classic story by Washington Irving. This adaptation stays true to Irving’s original story with only minor changes in dialogue. Its star-studded cast includes Mandy Barnett, Kyle Hebert, Virginia Hey, Tiffany LaBarbera, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, Jim O’Rear, and Daniel Roebuck.

From the youngest living recipient of the Medal of Honor, an extraordinary inspirational memoir that will change the life of every reader. “Kyle displayed a heroism in the blink of an eye that will inspire for generations” —President Barack Obama, at Kyle Carpenter's Medal of Honor...

ONE CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER! Halfway into the school year, Oliver’s and Nanao’s magical prowess has garnered them considerable respect from their classmates. Nevertheless, the question remains: Who is the strongest first-year at Kimberly Magic Academy? So begins a battle royal-style...

Lola. “I was only going about my boring little life and yet, something felt off, funny. A strange feeling that engulfed me no matter where I went or who I spent my time with. It was almost, no, it can’t be. Yet, I was sure someone had been inside my home. I didn’t think anyone would believe me. Was I finally going crazy?” Emry. “Being inside of her home without her knowledge or consent was my undoing. Touching her private things, seeing the side to her that her home showed when she was pretending to be better than she was. Just like all the others before her.

For the first time in years, I'm allowing myself to believe in more than just survival. Adrian, Theo, and Kenji give me hope—a glimmer of possibility that I can move forward, that maybe, just maybe, I deserve happiness. But Rolling Hills is changing, and not for the better. Strange things are happening—more zombies, things going missing, more deaths—and I can't help but wonder if the peace we've built is about to crumble.

Most days, Andrea doesn't know whether she wants to kiss Tanner or punch him in the gut. He is seriously hot, with legit bedroom eyes and that firefighter body of his, but he's a major player, and they can't get along for more than a handful of minutes. Until now.

Humans are a force of nature like no other animal on the planet. For thousands of years, we have radically altered the destiny of other species. Today, we do so at such an accelerating rate that it is widely proposed that we live on the brink of a Sixth Extinction, comparable to the most destructive moments in the fossil record. The Last Animal provides the first historical account of humanity's impact on animal biodiversity, taking listeners from the megafaunal extinctions of the Ice Age to the planetwide perils of the present.

Sci-fi police procedural. Think Chicago PD in space.

Three eras, ten stories. In “Hundredfingers,” a virtuoso guitarist reconnects with a figure from his past. In “Keyword,” a search engine falls in love with a user. In “Mad Scientist Seeking Intern for Spring Semester”…well, you can guess what that’s about. And there’s plenty more where those came from. Now newly introduced and expanded by the author, "Past, Present, Future." includes fiction, essays, and even a dash of poetry. Each inspects a different aspect of time, along with more important topics, such as Bigfoot and cats. Future-you will thank you for listening to it.

Sometimes the people with secrets are more dangerous than the secrets themselves. With a thirst for danger and the skills to survive, black ops agent Titus Black is tapped to apprehend a rogue hacker who has escaped an underground CIA detention facility in Finland. When the man disappears into Russia, Black is tasked with tracking the hacker down before he leaks sensitive government secrets to nefarious organizations. However, Black soon learns that the biggest threat to U.S. national security isn’t a hacker with secrets but the people with secrets to hide.

The best lies often contain the truth. When a terrorist organization claims responsibility for an attack on a cruise ship in the Caribbean, the victims seem random. But things aren’t always as they seem. Asked to investigate quietly, Titus Black and the Firestorm team stir up a hornets nest within the U.S. government that threatens to expose some high-level officials.

The deadliest bombs don’t tick…they just explode. When an asset at an Iranian nuclear facility gets left behind in a massive exodus of Mossad agents from Iran, Black gets tasked with extracting her. But the simple assignment opens up a world of questions for Black and the Firestorm team, leading down a path to a deadly conspiracy. Black and his partner Christina Shields must criss-cross the globe searching for answers in a high-stakes game.

Not even darkness can hide from Titus Black. When members of the intelligence community in Washington started disappearing, the CIA was prompted to investigate. Unable to trust anyone at the agency, the CIA turned to Firestorm and Titus Black to uncover the truth. However, what Black found was more than a vendetta against the agency by rogue operators, instead uncovering a conspiracy that stretched deep into the federal government. And with time running out, Black has to eliminate the ring leader before he executes his plan that will lay waste to the United States.

A luxury hotel drifts through space, promising absolute comfort and endless stimulation. At The Cuban, the most advanced orbital resort ever built, the wealthy come to escape gravity, indulge their desires, and experience a world engineered to feel flawless. Until people begin to disappear. When Dr. Max Asch, an AI psychologist, is summoned to investigate the strange events unfolding aboard the station, he expects corporate secrets, human error, or perhaps a malfunctioning system. What he finds instead is far more unsettling. The station itself seems to be changing.

Some wars never end. When an old Russian missile silo suddenly disappears, U.S. military brass become concerned that something is afoot. Instead of risking of international incident, Titus Black is sent to investigate—and disarm the weapon. But what he uncovers sets him on a dash across the globe to stop a madman terrorist and a Russian who’s willing to go to great lengths to help establish his country as the world’s greatest superpower. And as Agent Black digs deeper, he finds that the bad actors have an unlikely ally that threatens millions of innocent lives—and the global balance of power.

Some conspiracy theories are actually true. When a high-ranking U.S. government official goes missing, the president wants to keep the situation from the public, summoning the Firestorm team to take handle the job. However, when Titus Black and the team hit the ground, the clock is ticking. With just three days to find the kidnapped official and return home before everything is exposed, Black must navigate a precarious situation to ensure success behind enemy lines. But when things go south, Black must improvise. And there’s no margin for error.

The monster within is only as strong as the light allows… With none of them unscathed after the daring and dangerous escape from Madra’s clutches, Josen and Aliyah begin searching for ways to save Kaino and defeat Madra. When a note discovered written by Josen’s late father points to Alenth as the key, Reina is given one last opportunity to prove herself worthy of being a Ringada. She would do anything to save Kaino—even travel to their desert neighbor as an ambassador and plead for access to the Citadel’s renowned catacombs of knowledge.

Archy is all grown up, so it is only fitting that now he is fighting vampires in a dark castle.

You don’t hate your life. That’s what makes it hard to explain. On paper, everything looks fine. You pay your bills. You’re loved. You’re not in crisis. From the outside, you’re doing well. But there’s a quiet feeling you can’t shake. It shows up on the drive home. Sunday night. One question that never quite leaves: Is this really it? If that sounds familiar, this book is for you. Chad Addie spent a decade trying to fix himself—thinking he lacked discipline, that he was lazy, scattered, behind. He fought his ADHD, chased productivity hacks, and wondered why nothing stuck.