In short "content and editorial consultant specializing in persuasive engagement" (description of Author from his website) Jay Heinrichs both narrates and writes this practical guide to arguing, as well as presenting a historical frame work to one of the most noble arts. Expect tonnes of anecdotes that help to firmly seal his ideas in your brain as you will hopefully look forward to winning your next argument.Jay Henrichs narration approach is warm and conversational [...]

Author Mark Weinberg opens the book and makes no apologies for being a fan of the Reagan's. His introduction sets out his stall and lets you into his reason for being creating this insightful look into a complex subject with the use of entertainment.The rest of the book is narrated by George Newbern who does a great job navigating us through the narrative and keeping the tone on a neutral footing.An intriguing look into the former President and first Lady. movie_n [...]

​Women's Murder Club, Book 17 Coming into a series on the 17th Book can be difficult, however when a story is well crafted and inclusive it can open its arm to new readers and make them fans.the 17th suspect is certainly a book that draws you in more so by the relationships of the central players than the resolution of the crimes involved.​January LaVoy stamps her usual seal of quality on the product with strong narration and characterisation. 17th_su [...]

Continuing on from a fantastic first season and initial Audiobook the Star Trek Discovery universe continues to grow.Drastic Measures focuses on events on Tarsus IV in 2246 making a prequel to the TV series and set before Desperate hours.​Dayton Ward manages to capture the turmoil of the characters in a exciting story full of social commentary posed in an interesting fashion. star_trek_discovery_drastic_measures_review.mp3File Size: 6610 kbFile Type: mp3D [...]

Part Espionage part cook book Jason Matthews manages to entice both the mind and the gut in this tale of International Spying,Seriously it is obvious to see why this book has now become a film as it is a fantastic look at the world of Espionage filled with suspense and intense situations.Perfect listening and the best part is that os the beginning of a trilogy and we will bring you the other books in the future. red_sparrow_review.mp3File Size: 6934 kbFile Type: [...]

Walter Isaacson casts his critical eye on one of the most interesting characters in history Leonardo da Vinci.Looking at his life in an enlightening way Isaacson paints you a picture of the master, which will be sure to please both novices and da Vinci scholars.One of my favourite non-fiction titles expertly narrated by Alfred Molina. leonardo_da_vinci_review.mp3File Size: 8169 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

Ruby Wax along with a Neuroscientist (Ash Ranpura) and a Monk (Gelong Thubten) look into what it means to be a person complete with flaws in order to try to become a better human.There are plenty of tips on how to change backed up with science and spiritual thought.It's a interesting listen with Ruby Wax pulling the production together with her usual mix of openness and wit. how_to_be_human_the_manual_review.mp3File Size: 6024 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

With a wealth of experience of dealing with foster children for 25 years Cathy Glass has been able to write a number of books around the subject. This however is a move into bringing that experience into the realm of adults.Glass writes well and backs her ideas up with studies. some you may agree some you may not but her theme is to try to take the evidence she has learnt and try to help the listener become happier which is a great thing. happy_adults_review.mp3Fi [...]

The Mechanic The Secret World of the F1 Pitlane, is a look at the inside of F1 from one mechanics perspective. Marc Priestly does a insightful turn letting the listener know the tension you go through during a race when you are not even in the car. This shows the strength of commitment of the players on the largest stage in the motor racing world.The narration by Priestly is clear and helps to give you an insight into his personality throughout.Overall a fantastic F1 [...]

The first of a three part upload of books I love for various reasons. The first is The Twits, a book which helped me to develop a love for reading. The language use by Rolad Dahl is second to none in children's fiction and even today I still love the way he wrangles words.The narration by Richard Ayoade does justice to the story and even helps expand on the experience making this book a wonderful listeners young and old. the_twits_review.mp3File Size: 5202 k [...]