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Three short stories of weird strange fiction. An hour of other-worldly escapism.

This audiobook is a look at what the Bible teaches about the Garden of Eden and its location today.

A short story from the British Library Crime Classic collection Murder by the Book. A devotee of Sherlock Holmes and prominent Sherlockian scholar, S.C. Roberts wrote several works about Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective. In this story, Holmes and Watson are tasked with discovering who is stealing large quantities of books from the circulation library of a London club. With no clear suspect or motive, Holmes must rely on clues that are hidden in plain sight.

Author C.C. Roberts explores the lottery paradox. A look at the logic behind the fact that high probabilities are not interchangeable with certainties. In philosophy, is it rational to believe a given ticket will lose? Beliefs are not justified on strictly statistical grounds.

Dear listener, I am writing this book not to judge anyone other than myself. I have judged myself and found myself wanting in a great many areas. I have struggled with my weight from the beginning, losing and gaining for 42 years. I am writing this project to share what I have learned in the hope that this knowledge will help others in the same way it has helped me. I am not going to try to shame you into losing weight (shirts and skins). Peer pressure didn't work on me, and it will not work on you.

A priest has an encounter with a diabolical, alien intelligence. As Father Brock Ridgeway squares off against the "Acolyte", a battle of magic verses faith unfolds.

In "Natures" a man walks into a tavern naked and tells an amazing story. In "Reflections" an insurance adjuster pays a visit to the Highland Hotel at Wilkes-Barre, PA, and is never heard from again. In "Amish Abduction" a young Amish man gets abducted by giant green aliens. He finds new strength and learns something about himself.

This audiobook is a group of three short science-fiction stories.

This essay contains two testimonies of demonic oppression. It also covers the occult and its relationship to the demonic. It contains a prayer of salvation, a prayer for destroying the power of a curse, and a prayer for revoking an evil spirit's invitation.

This is an essay about what true love is and what it takes to maintain it.

This book is a detailed exposition of the philosophy of the servants of Christ.

This work addresses the physical power of speech. It has nothing to do with backbiting or slander. It deals with the mystical powers of prayer and spell casting as they relate to God, angels, demons, witches, warlocks, and Christians. It is by no means an exhaustive work, but I think that you will find it to be intriguing.

When Jimmy Carter Slade duels Billy the Kid, it changes Slade's life forever.

The Sentinel is the story of your first day of work as an apprentice to Reggie - the sentinel. In this story the listener is the main character. The listener, the sentinel, and an old doorman named Ralf combat the horrors of Otherworld. They work in the basement of the Empire State Building where there is a red door that becomes a portal to "Otherworld" during normal daytime working hours.

In "Mender Bender", set in the heavily industrialized Gothic future, Adam Moskowitz brings his considerable psychic powers to bear against Agamemnon, the vampire ruler of New York City. The monster has a dirty secret that will be most shockingly brought to light during the confrontation. The other story is called "Hunter's Moon". Charles Atwater, a hunter himself, invites John Patterson, another great hunter, to go on a hunting expedition in Alaska for the world's most dangerous predator.