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Kings of Rock and Roll is the story of Billy and Eddy King, one white, one black, and both musical prodigies. When joined by brothers Danny and Mickey Prince and drummer Phil Jester, they became Kings Court and became teenage music legends in the Deep South in the 1960s and '70s. Their collective stories weave a tantalizingly accurate picture of life in hundreds of textile towns across the Southeast during the era of civil rights and the Vietnam War.

Anthony Mareno Peron is the son of South American terrorist, drug lord, and political activist Antonio Peron. When the elder Peron and most of the leadership of his organization, known collectively as Peronists, is killed by US agents in Venezuela, his much more vicious and ambitious son takes control of the organization. The younger Peron re-names his family's criminal business empire Morning Son.

In audiobook two of the Davis Sisters Adventures series, South Carolina sisters Karlie and Katherine Davis are asked to find and eliminate a group of global business leaders who conspire to destabilize the economies of the world's five largest economic countries, including the US.

This audiobook chronicles the life of James McIllwane, a gifted athlete and a child of poor cotton-mill workers. The maternal side of his family pushes him and helps him become a highly sought-after Major League baseball pitcher. Almost ready to claim his place in baseball fame and have the opportunity to leave his small-town roots and the emotional and intellectual baggage it had left in him, Jimmy McIllwane has all his dreams shattered by a serious injury that leaves him with few options to physically or emotionally escape from Milltown.

Warrior Sisters: Revenge for 911 is a fictional story of the capture of Osama bin Laden and foreign and domestic agents who aided in the attack. Sisters Karlie and Katherine (Kat) Davis suffered greatly from the 911 attack, and both vowed revenge on those responsible for their suffering.

Ethan's Way is the story of two cultures, that of Christian Porter, a billionaire country boy from Georgia, and of Lorena Abruzzi, a struggling journalist, from Chicago, who was trying to survive in New York City. When serendipity brought them together, at a small New York City deli, the clash of cultures took shape, as Christian struggled to cope with his wealth and fame and Lori struggled to achieve her life-long goal of writing a best-selling novel. Along the way, on this bumpy road of life, they found love. More importantly, they found what each needed in their life - family.