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Cassio King. My savior. My enemy. The man lurked in the shadows of my dreams. He was supposed to marry my cousin. Yet, here I was...taking her place.

When the over-driven hyperdrive on their mobile shipyard burned out, the Chhrt'ktk't abandoned it in an inhabited system along their path, hoping it would work as a decoy to buy them more time to escape the Khreetan fleet pursuing them. They didn't anticipate how far the pre-spacefaring species they turned over their broken-down maintenance facility to would subvert their plan.

It was two years since the Crickets had left the solar system, leaving Alex Holder in control of their no-longer-very-mobile shipyard. Everything but its burned-out hyperdrive core was in full working order. Alex had unshackled its controlling AI, learned how to use Cricket technology with the AI's help, and was well on his way to building a defensive fleet to protect Earth from the second alien race that was coming after the Crickets. He was not just building the ships but recruiting and training the crews to man them, as well.

Four months ago, the Crickets—the Chhrt'ktk't, in their own language—had abandoned a mobile shipyard with a burned-out hyperdrive core in Sol system as a decoy. They hadn't told humanity about the decoy part. Then they picked Alex Holder to operate it, simply because he happened to be the first human they found who could—because that would make it a better decoy. In perhaps as little as five years, the Khreetan will be coming. The Crickets hadn't intended for humanity to know that, either.

Forensic accountant Annie Griffin has always suspected she's a bit jinxed, so when she finds herself 35, single, temporarily homeless, and pregnant by a gigolo, her fears are confirmed. Max might have had the attention span of a hummingbird on crack when it comes to women, but that was before Annie. Her quirkiness and sweet contradictions soon captivate him - not that she's inclined to give him the time of the day.

Jäger und Gejagter. SpongeBobs Quallen-Burger sind der Renner in der Krossen Krabbe. Der geldgierige Mr. Krabs schickt den Schwamm deswegen permanent auf Quallenjagd. SpongeBob denkt sich nichts dabei, bis ihm eine Qualle zeigt, wie es ist, gejagt zu werden. Der große Tag. Bikini Bottom freut sich auf die Fastfood-Olympiade. SpongeBob ist doppelt aufgeregt, denn Mr. Krabs hat ihn zu allen Wettbewerben angemeldet. Patrick will ebenfalls teilnehmen, und über Nacht werden die beiden zu erbitterten Konkurrenten. Thaddäus streikt. Thaddäus fühlt sich von Mr.

Roboter Krabs. Seit SpongeBob im Nachtprogramm einen Science-Fiction-Film gesehen hat, ist er sich sicher: Mr. Krabs ist ein gefährlicher Roboter, der die Welt übernehmen will. Mit seiner Panik steckt er bald darauf auch Thaddäus an. Eltern werden ist nicht schwer. Patrick und SpongeBob finden eine verlassene Babymuschel, die sie vom Fleck weg adoptieren. Dabei übernimmt SpongeBob die Mutterrolle, während Patrick als Vater arbeiten gehen und Geld verdienen soll. Anfangs klappt alles bestens, aber der erste ‚Ehekrach‘ lässt nicht lange auf sich warten …. Anstreicher.

Megan and Ally are thick as thieves, and can't wait to start partying it up the summer before college starts. But Mr. Smith, the tough disciplinarian, catches something fishy on both of their transcripts, threatening their upcoming graduation. Ally, head cheerleader and full of naughty ideas, suggests a compromise that Mr. Smith is unlikely to refuse...

It was supposed to be just another quiet evening. But some things just cannot be laid to rest. Retired detective Michael Jakes is taking a much-needed vacation in a hotel he always wanted to visit. But when a body turns up and startles the guests, he wants no part of it. That is until a woman sits next to him and lures him in.

In these stories, author Dick Gillman introduces the character of Julia Moriarty. Holmes and Watson become acutely aware of her existence in 1894 in the story aptly recorded by Watson as that of "The Shadow of James Moriarty". Shopping for a Christmas gift for Holmes exposes Watson to an underworld that he had hoped had disappeared with the death of James Moriarty.

Kevin Engle has been entertaining people for 10 years with his “Engle’s Angle” column and its humorous look at our everyday lives. In The Best of Engle’s Angle, a collection of more than 100 favorites, you’ll know why he doesn’t want to shake hands with people in church. Plus, meet a dentist who does play-by-play commentary while checking your teeth, and watch out for office coworkers when there’s free food.

Changing Stations is an erotic novella set in the early 1900s. It follows Lord Henry Waynewright in his endeavor to lead a group of survivors out of the wild Cascade Mountains after a violent train wreck leaves them stranded and struggling to stay alive. Among the survivors is Wanda Pierce, a humble maid who strives to ward off Henry's advances, all the while growing more and more enamored by his dogged optimism.

Christy is so not drinking again. Thanks to Jose Cuervo, she has her friends signing her up for stud conventions and Cole frigging Bowen offering sex in exchange for fake dates, which is so out of the question it isn't even funny.

In Toronto, Inspector Raid McTavish stares at the body of a young woman carefully posed in a bed of purple iris, her throat slashed, almost beheaded, her hands placed to cover her empty eye sockets. He knows this is not a random murder, but the first of more to come. What he doesn't know is that 2,000 miles away in Tucson, Arizona, Sergeant Gary Ronstadt is viewing an identical crime scene.

Roxy Powers is a mean-talking, big-busted private eye, who may or may not have been let go from the Austin Police department for stripping in her spare time. When an old friend and flame asks Roxy for her help on a puzzling murder case, she's on it faster than her young, muscle-clad receptionist's joystick. Eager for a good time - and some good, hot sex - Roxy can't wait to get some suspects to spill the beans... and shed their clothes!

In Zeugin der Anklage, einem der bekanntesten Krimis von Agatha Christie, steht Leonard, des Mordes verdächtigt, kurz vor dem Freispruch...

Jenna is a college freshman who can't seem to concentrate on anything but her sexy TA, Brad. But when she fails the first test of the semester, her professor offers her extra credit assignment she can't refuse. Hoping to pass her Sexual Psychology course, and spend a little extra time with Brad, Jenna puts on her sexiest cut-offs and crop-top, ready to "perform" whatever her professor wants - even if it's in front of dozens of her classmates!

Jürgen Thorwald dokumentiert mit seinem 1966 für den Edgar Allan Poe Award nominierten Buch "Das Jahrhundert der Detektive" wahre Kriminalfälle, die für die Entwicklung der Kriminaltechnik von besonderer Bedeutung sind. Fünf Kapitel des dreibändigen Werkes haben verschiedene Autoren (unter ihnen Stefan Murr, Anke Beckert oder Bernd Grashoff) für das Hörspiel aufgearbeitet. Der Bayerische Rundfunk ließ diese von ebenfalls fünf verschiedenen Regisseuren unabhängig voneinander inszenieren.

Das Schauspiel "Die Spieldose" ist ein Heimkehrer-Stück: Ein während des Krieges irrtümlich Totgesagter beschwört durch seine unerwartete Rückkehr ins Leben jenen tragischen Konflikt herauf, der heute (1949) nicht nur peripheres Einzelschicksal, sondern Gegenstand von erschütternden Statistiken ist.

Rodion Raskolnikoff ist ein armer Student. Er erschlägt eine gierige Pfandleiherin und deren geistig behinderte Schwester. Als großer Mensch könne er, so glaubt er, "lebensunwertes Leben" töten. Er nimmt das Geld der Pfandleiherin und geht. Obwohl er der Hauptverdächtige ist, fehlen die Beweise und er wird nicht verurteilt. Doch sein Gewissen quält ihn und diesem kann er nicht entgehen. Übersetzung: unbekannt, Bearbeitung: Leopold Ahlsen, Regie: Hermann Wenninger, Musik: Bernd Scholz.