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“The End Begins” is a standalone audiobook similar to The Left Behind Series, with new characters, current world views, A.I., wokeness and the “falling away” of modern times that describes the time period between the rapture and the second appearing of Christ at Armageddon through three groups of people in different parts of the world and what they experience.

When their father the king is assassinated in the palace courtyard, Frederick Belvare can do nothing to stop his older brother Matthias from plunging into the Blackwald forest after their father's assassins to bring justice and to retrieve his stolen crown. Only the Crown Prince does not return, and Prince Frederick must go to the Blackwald to bring his brother back. He enlists the help of his father's knights and sets off into the Blackwald, but rumors lurk of strange men and monstrous bear tracks in the snow.

Can hope be found when everything seems hopeless? When illness threatens her brother’s life, deaf peasant Calaine Kalen vows to do anything to save him—including finding work near a war-torn area overrun with giants and nefarious schemes. When war threatens Prince Renner Leorin’s kingdom, he vows to save it no matter what—even if that means convincing a surly former enemy to help. Neither peasant nor prince ever imagined their efforts would place them in each other’s path. She needs a cure. He needs a miracle.

In a city haunted by unmarked graves and forgotten names, the cries of the missing refuse to stay silent. Gideon Samuels was once a pastor—until a brutal trafficking network stole the life of a young woman from his community and exposed a darkness deeper than he ever imagined. When the system fails, the law looks away, and the blood of the innocent is buried beneath bureaucracy and lies, Gideon is thrust into a war he never asked for.

Lani’s diplomatic, but is there a polite way to tell her “rescuer” that he’s actually kidnapped her? Seeing she’s also in the middle of the ocean, strapped to a sea dragon’s back, and listening to how her family are evil tyrants who should be stamped out like beetles—well, there are times a princess just has to keep her mouth shut.

From the Booker Prize-shortlisted author of Harvest and Quarantine, a gorgeous, unforgettable retelling of the myth of Eden. The inhabitants of Eden are untouched by death. In the garden they care for their orchards and the land, and give thanks for their good fortune, because they know that...

The Law was written in stone. The debt is written in blood. After one hundred and twenty years of fire, water, and desert sand, the Prophet Moses climbs the jagged peaks of Mount Nebo for the final time. Below him lies the Promised Land he is forbidden to enter; behind him, a nation of two million souls waiting for a leader who will not return. But as the breath fades from the man of God, a cosmic trial of staggering proportions begins in the heights. Satan, the Accuser, has come to claim the physical vessel of the Lawgiver.

For three long years after losing her home in the Crylmar attacks, twenty-two-year-old Annette Beaumont has worked hard to keep her family together. But when her papa's debt to the crown is called into question, and she and her sister are sent to serve at the castle until it's paid, she's drawn into a plot that threatens everything she's worked for. Shunned and hated, Prince Laurent Villeneuve is running out of time to find a bride before he forfeits his right to the throne.

Narnia meets Stranger Things in this debut four-part fantasy inspired by the worlds of C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien. The world was whole, once. Before the Phoenix drew his line. Before the River split it in two. Before the Bridge of Evon.  When Foxlaris Scottsworth steps onto the legendary Bridge of Evon, he becomes the first to cross into the forbidden East in over a thousand years. But what begins as a triumph ends in desolation, casting Foxlaris into a forgotten world.

Clean Fairytale Retelling based on the Greek myth Hades and Persephone with elements of Swan Lake. Fans of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Melanie Dickerson will enjoy this epic fairytale adventure story. A princess of light, forever bound to darkness. A son of darkness, forever longing for the beauty of light. It has been months since Princess Julianna’s brother, Gabriel, left for the Winter realm to discover the source of the Spring realm’s waning power. Upon his return, strange things begin to occur.

Grendel haunts the land of Frisia in a restless need for vengeance on the human world that has rejected her. With a fiendish master urging her on, she attacks without fear of repercussion. But the arrival of a foreign prince causes Grendel to doubt her invulnerability. Beowulf is renowned for killing monsters, and he can have only one purpose in visiting Frisia: to break her hellish reign.

The Jennings kids once again find themselves transported into the magical land of Bren but not always at the same time. Their quest? To assist Winifred in her first quest. To bring their Grandfather home. The evil sorcerer, Morbus Umbra (his name means Shadow of Sickness), has cast a crippling spell, called a Corona Infirmitas (which means Mind Illness), over the mind of the king.

Maya Carter thought magic was harmless—until a glowing box appeared at school. It grants any wish… but always at a price. A perfect grade. A winning game. A saved friendship. Each wish costs more than she expects—her memories, her confidence, even the people she loves most. Now someone else has the box, and Maya must make the hardest choice of all: give up what she wants most… or lose everything. How far would you go when magic demands everything?

The fate of the world hangs in the balance as two very different factions vie for the same goal: The Resurrection Sword. Aiden Gallagher is a century old vampire tasked by God to help a member of his Guardian class angels find the Chosen One—the only person who can wield the Resurrection Sword—but he must avoid his maker, Selene, in the process for if she can get her hands on the sword, she can bring her mother, Lilith, back to the mortal plane.

In this game, players must fight to survive. The Nyclimes call it tradition. Everyone else calls it a nightmare. Every year, the Nyclimes captures fifty humans and throw them into a twisted, brutal game of survival where the rules are simple: fight to live or die. Contestants must battle in pairs through deadly obstacle courses, brutal puzzles, and blood-soaked combat—while relying on allies they can't always trust. They must find food to prevent starvation at camp while navigating shifting strategies, fragile alliances, and opponents willing to do anything to win.

When a corrupted government program births a living weapon, New Haven becomes the battleground for redemption. Ethan Valentin—once a tool of violence—rises as a reluctant hero alongside Helena Roth, a woman whose faith and fire refuse to break. Together, they must confront Lucien Vale, the ghost of their past and the architect of a coming war.

Before the first sun was ignited, there was the Song. And before the Song was broken, there was the Light. In the timeless realm of the Empyrean, the Archangels move in perfect harmony. Led by Lucifer, the radiant Choirmaster, and Michael, the iron-willed Prince of the Host, the celestial hierarchy exists for one purpose: to resonate with the beauty of the Creator. It is an age of unblemished dawn, where doubt is unknown and the music of the spheres is the only law.

Micah Thorne thought grief was the heaviest burden he would carry. But the forest waits, ancient and watching, offering visions he cannot explain—and a choice that could break the cycle of loss—or trap him forever. Drawn into a mysterious forest where time bends and memory takes shape, Micah encounters a silent fox who seems to know his path and forces that test the boundaries of choice and inheritance.

The Smiths, the Gibbons, the Whitman's and Stephanie Willis' quest to 'find a happy medium' between the unforeseen invasion with paranormal of the biblical-kind continues. Expect even more drama from the biblical specters as they exact their out-of-character demeanor and expressions upon the seven mortals in ways never deemed possible.

It is the winter solstice of 1846. Fafnir the dwarf's monstrous creation, the Great Clock, has begun to tick. With every turn of its thousands of gears beneath the earth, the world is slowly changing, but not for the better - at least not for Mankind. Frederick has discovered that Fafnir seeks yet another relic - the Eye of Odin, through which he will gain the power to see all the paths of time, and so shape the course of history and the future to his own ends.