NEW O’Connells audio releases plus your Wednesday sales
May 19, 2021
By Lorhainne Eckhart
New Audiobook Releases
Two new audio offerings from The O'Connells series are now available at Audible and iTunes! Check out Book 8 or binge listen to the first three books in a brand new audio boxed set. Plus I've got a very limited number of free Audible codes up for grabs--see details below. Happy listening!
JUSTICE
Narrated by John Mo
"…a fast-paced, deeply involving read that weaves you further into the O’Connell family dynamic…This has been an exciting and often heart-pounding series, and I know I can’t wait for what’s to come." ★★★★★ Catlou, Amazon Reviewer
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THE O'CONNELLS, BOOKS 1-3
Various Narrators
“A new family series more suspenseful than the Friessens.” Karen L., Amazon Vine Voice
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A huge THANK YOU to all who've already purchased this box to help make it an Amazon Audio Best Seller! I am truly grateful for your support!
$2.99 Boxed Set
Follow Danny and Chris in this three-book collection featuring the next generation of Friessens.
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“Profile of a Stranger” explores the complexities of online relationships, highlighting the fine line between trust and deception. Mara Ellison, aware of potential risks, navigates a connection with someone who uses a false identity. The narrative emphasizes the importance of questioning perceived reality and understanding the true nature of trust in today’s digital age.
In George Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece, 1984, the Ministry of Truth looms as a chilling reminder of the danger associated with state-controlled information. The novel’s foreboding portrayal of this institution serves as a dire warning against propaganda and the manipulation of historical records. Orwell’s vision presents a stark reality where truth is twisted, facts are distorted,