• Sample chapter from The Messengers audiobook

  • May 23 2021
  • Length: 55 mins
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Sample chapter from The Messengers audiobook

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  • This is an excerpt from my recently published audiobook of The Messenger. It was narrated by Michael Hacker. The foreword was written and read by Richard Dolan. And the introduction and conclusion were read by me.

    This is Chapter Nine, titled Back to Back Reports, and this might be my favorite chapters of this big book. I am happy to offer up this sample, so you can get an insight into the tenor of the book. I will be posting more samples as a way to promote this audiobook, and these will be easy to find here on my blog. The audiobook can be purchased on audible.com, the iTunes store and amazon. If you like the book, please leave a review on Amazon. In this new era of publishing, authors are dependent on these reviews. I need to thank Michael Hacker for his wonderful narration. I sought him out because he has read a long list of audiobooks by John Keel and Brad Steiger, two of my heroes in this fascinating corner of publishing. This book, The Messengers was a monumental project for me, and it consumed years of my life. It was a blurry time of obsession and dedication, and it was also a time of magic. The book was written in a synchronistic cloud, and that's not an exaggeration. It feels like something outside myself was at play in the writing process. I have two other companion books, and these make up a sort of trilogy. I am enormously proud of The Messenger series, and each is available in print, in Kindle, and as audiobooks.
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