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Title: Riding to Camille

Subtitle: A Novel of Love and Perseverance Through One of Virginia's Most Devastating Storms

Author: Mary Buford Hitz

Narrator: Rebekkah Hilgraves

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 45 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-30-15

Publisher: Authorspress Audio Books

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

I have been fascinated by the backlash from Hurricane Camille in Nelson County ever since it happened August 19th, 1969. How could 29 inches of rain fall in five hours, which NOAA says is close to both the physical and theoretical limit of the possible. In the heart of the county I care deeply about, lives were eclipsed and landscapes devastated in the blink of an eye. So a combination of fascination, love and a too-vivid imagination pulled me into writing a novel set during the backlash of Hurricane Camille. These characters are fictional, but what happens to them comes right out of the histories recorded at the time. Earlier I had successfully published a biography of my mother, titled Never Ask Permission, and with the wind at my back set out to write fiction. Many classes, seminars, and 13 years later here is Riding to Camille. I am passionate about horses, so naturally the horses in this book have personalities too. They and their riders take off on a camping trip in the Blue Ridge Mountains ignorant of what they are riding towards. A just-ignited love affair between the outfitter, Sam, and his summer intern, Lisl, is a secret held from Lisl's Swiss boyfriend who has come with her for the summer, but not from Sam's wife, Elsie, whose peculiar upbringing has left her in a self-protective cocoon of apathy. The guest riders bring their own anxieties, pre-dispositions, and luckily, courage. Sam is a headstrong, impatient leader who tangles with Lenore, a writer who has come on the trip to write an article about it. When Meg, another guest, breaks her leg, the group must separate in order for Sam to get her back to civilization. The storm hits and Lisl finds herself in charge of the remaining riders and horses. She gets in trouble trying to rescue the horses, and Elsie is presented with a terrible choice while trying to rescue Lisl. When Sam catches up to them no one knows who is alive and who is dead, and Sam himself is a changed man.

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Title: The Warmth of God in the Alaskan Territory

Subtitle: Christian Western Pioneer Romance

Author: Vanessa Carvo

Narrator: Mary Conway

Format: Unabridged

Length: 43 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-12-13

Publisher: Quietly Blessed and Loved Press

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

The Warmth Of God In The Alaskan Territory, is a wonderful story about a family from San Francisco who settles in the Alaskan Territory in the late 1800s, when tragedy strikes. The surviving family members, a strong woman and her two sons, who are hearing impaired, find help in a stranger who shows up at their campsite a few days after that to find them very sick. He ends up helping them to partially complete their log cabin, which was the goal of the family - and then a decision has to be made.

Will she go or stay, and most importantly, will she regain her faith in God which she has lost in the struggle to simply survive? This tale has a very heartwarming ending.

This audiobook contains powerful Christian influences, love, family and other related themes meant to make you smile!

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Title: Aces and Eights

Author: Loren Estleman

Narrator: Joel Fabiani

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-31-12

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

This suspenseful courtroom drama is based on the actual historical trial of Jack McCall, who shot James Butler Hickok from that most dishonorable position - behind.

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Title: The Last of Days

Author: Paul Doherty

Narrator: Peter Wickham

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-18-13

Publisher: Headline Digital

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

In the final days of Henry VIII, one man is there to witness the demise of a legend...

Master historian Paul Doherty weaves his magic in an epic tale of murderous schemes and a blood-smattered political order. King Henry VIII, a fearsome figure of power and stature, lies upon his deathbed diminished by sickness and haunted by ghosts from his past. Only Will Somers, long-serving jester and confidant, sees all. While Henry is confined to his chamber, Will begins a journal that will document his King's last turbulent days. The country is fraught with tension. And with the King's son and heir just nine years old, there are many power-hungry councillors who will stop at nothing to better themselves.

Now as the King's health fails, rebellion threatens amidst widespread rumours of plots against him. With few allies remaining, will Henry himself become the final victim of his reckless, bloody reign?

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Title: Brendan Malone: The Last Fenian

Author: Marina J Neary

Narrator: Colin Grube

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-22-13

Publisher: All Things That Matter Press, Inc.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Based on true historical events, Brendan Malone: The Last Fenian is a folkloric satire examining the dark, destructive side of paternal love.

Roscommon, Ireland, 1910. A string of crop failures and botched rebellions had left the country a pitiful wasteland. Brendan Malone, a struggling Gaelic landlord and member of the secret Irish Republican Brotherhood, succumbs to a midlife flare-up of nationalism, while his two sons climb the academic Olympus at University College Dublin.

Dylan, primitive and compliant, clings to his overbearing father, while Hugh, anglicized beyond recognition, harbors his own ambitions that do not include liberating his native land.

"M.J. Neary has added a well-crafted and finely researched novel to the genre." (Kenneth Weene, author of Memoirs From The Asylum)

"Gripping read from beginning to end." (Gary Inbinder, author of Confessions of the Creature)

The author has brought a difficult period of Irish history to life through a combination of historical and fictional characters. (Jim Dougherty, President of The Wild Goose)

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