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Iceland is unique. It has thermal hot springs, fantastic wildlife, glaciers, whales, long fjords, fishing villages, a bustling capital, and a vast, unspoiled interior. The people are highly educated, and more books per capita are published here than anywhere else in the world. Reykjavik, the capital, is home to half of the population. While it is the base for business, at nighttime its streets fill with a hip crowd who come to drink, party, and dance till the wee hours. This audiobook covers it all.

Annalise Gallagher wanted Elijah Burleigh. Plain and simple. She'd watched him from afar for months, her friends called her "his own personal stalker", and then she made a wish on a magic pendant for a full-body makeover. Transformed into the gorgeous knockout she'd always wanted to be, she asked Elijah out on a date and wore a haute couture gown straight from Paris to his friend's wedding.

Tess Andrews lacked self-confidence. She believed she was 'Plain-Jane'. Her last date ended before it began when he asked if she'd set him up with one of her model clients. Tess owned a small employment agency. Some of her clients were models, which only made her insecurities worse. Internationally-famous model photographer, Parker Walsh, always left Tess speechless and in a rush to run and hide. She attempts to spark up a conversation but with no success. Her business dealings were even dealt with through his assistant.

It's a few years after Becky's Last Chance, and Becky and Ryan are looking forward to their friends Kendall and Mike's upcoming wedding. While Ryan and Mike choose to go for a quiet fishing weekend instead of a big bachelor party, Becky and Kendall and the rest of their girlfriends plan to paint the town red. Of course things don't go according to plan for the girls, and trouble aplenty ensues.

Cami works in the basement of a television station that airs history documentaries. With scars on her face that she acquired in a car accident as a child, Cami finds it easier to be by herself. She gets into a heated debate with the handsome new host of the show she'll be working on. Is Lance the knight in shining armor who can drag Cami out of her safe zone? With no carriage and no helpful mice, she has to rely on the magic from her grandmother's locket.

When a near-fatal accident separates a single father from his daughter, fate has a way of finding her a good home. While Chris fights for his life in a coma for nine years, his daughter Krista is raised by a well-intentioned couple who have no idea how to properly raise a child. Gilmer has wild ideas that he doesn't think through. Maggie knows the basics, and figures the rest out as she goes.

Lia and three others embark on a quest to the forbidden land of Brume to gather ingredients for the cure. But after her elder kinsman is attacked and poisoned, she and her cousin, Wynn, are forced to finish the quest on their own.

Maine, 1905: historian Frances Schmidt travels north in hopes of reading lawyer Garrett Hathaway's collection of books about mermen and mermaids. Ready to charm a crotchety old man, she's surprised to find a handsome young music-lover. But while Garrett seems more than willing to be her friend, he shies from getting any closer.

It's a children's fairy tale about a prince who's quest is to capture the most beautiful unicorn in all the lands. During his journey he comes across far more. Try this non-illustrated book to bring out your child's imagination of what fairy tales really look like.

When Malika, a young orphan in rural Pakistan, is savagely attacked, her face is left disfigured and her self-esteem destroyed. Haunted by the assault, she hides from the world, finding solace in her mathematical theories. A few years later, her intellectual brilliance is discovered and she leaves conflict-stricken Pakistan for a better education in Melbourne, where she finds herself placed with Kate - a successful plastic surgeon facing emotional insecurities of her own. 

For fans of the Aru Shah and Serpent's Secret series, this action-packed fantasy-adventure sees a girl's drawings of Indian mythology spring to vivid life--including the evil god who seeks to enter the real world and destroy it. Kiki Kallira has always been a worrier. Did she lock the front door?...

Still grappling with the depth of an enormous loss, 17-year-old Amber embarks on a journey that may finally yield answers to the questions she's harbored for almost eight years. At first, grief is the only thing overshadowing her strange and exciting adventure as she hunts relics in the Pacific Northwest alongside a man who's slowly but surely stealing her heart. When the time comes to return to her birth world, Amber is full of confidence and anticipation. She's ready for anything.

Finding themselves on yet another new part of the half-world, Kyber and the crew need to escape quickly or risk death, but he can’t find it in himself to care anymore. His Kelen is gone The group is tired, both Terrans and Seneecians. Tired of fighting. Tired of running. Tired of struggling to survive. They have nothing left to give. But if there’s even the tiniest of chances that Kelen is still alive, Kyber will stop at nothing to find her.

I Wish I Could Go Where You Go is a heartwarming and imaginative children’s audiobook that celebrates adventure, nature, and the enduring bonds of family across generations. Written by Eddie Orlando and Alysia Stern, and beautifully narrated by Madeline Starr, this enchanting story invites young listeners on a poetic journey around the world—guided by curiosity, love, and memory. In this lyrical tale, a wise and wandering tree shares stories of his travels across continents—from Africa and Asia to Europe and Mexico.

This book invites you to walk through seasons of loss, waiting, and growth always with the assurance that the climb is worth it. On the mountain peak, you discover not only victory, but also the magnificence of the Lord who carried you all along.

Painfully Beautiful a light worker's journey is a story about a misunderstood child. One who was very in touch with nature and their intuition. One that was born into a toxic environment and expected to find her way through life to safety. Painfully beautiful sheds light on how as a child we are curious and open to receiving information intuitively through nature and somehow heavily pressured and programmed away from our intuition in order to survive socially and physically in society.

Lowah, Alaska was a quiet, little town in the middle of nowhere—until workers sent by an American corporation arrived to reopen its long closed mine. Protests erupted, but they were nothing to what was coming next. No one knew the Sasquatch tribes in the woods surrounding the town had claimed the mine as their own until it was too late.

Hephaestus. God of fire. God of blacksmiths. Reviled son of Zeus and former husband of the goddess of love. He's found his place in the mortal realm, working with his friend, Molly, and her team of supernaturals. And he's fine. He's good. There isn't a single thing he needs. Until the day a witchy waitress walks into his life. Can he get over a lifetime of rejection and the dangers of his own past and finally give happiness a chance? Or is he destined to spend his long life alone?

Can You Follow Your Purpose Even When You're Unsure? offers courageous guidance for those standing at the crossroads of clarity and doubt. It explores how purpose isn't always a crystal-clear path, but a compelling call—incomplete, evolving, and sometimes shadowed in uncertainty. Listeners will discover how to begin moving forward even when they don’t yet have all the answers.

What’s the Story You Keep Telling Yourself — And Is It True? is a powerful, reflective guide that helps you uncover the narratives you live by — the stories that shape your identity, decisions, and emotional well-being. This short listen challenges you to question whether your personal story is a true reflection or a limiting script you’ve been replaying.