Showing results by narrator "Brian Prosser" in All Categories

Early in the French Revolutionary War, a young British naval officer, Lieutenant Joseph Duncan, finds himself unexpectedly in charge of a powerful frigate. Sailing alone in the Caribbean Sea with no one to ask for advice, he makes a fateful decision to engage a superior enemy force.

The town of Tinkerton isn't just a place, it's a sound. It's the whirr of a thousand tiny gears, the click of a hundred shop bells, and, most importantly, the deep, resounding BOOOOONG! of the Grand Central Clock Tower that keeps the entire town in perfect harmony. But one evening, the BOOOOONG! never comes. The great clock has stopped. The town is frozen in a dreadful silence. The giant, gleaming Midnight Minute has vanished, and the only clue is a peculiar purple pocket watch and a mysterious note left by a villain who calls himself Captain Chronos.

She was meant to be a thief. He was meant to stop her. Neither expected to fall in love. When master seductress and professional thief Isabella Moretti steals a device that could topple governments, she sets off a chase across the globe—from Rome to Tokyo, Paris to Casablanca. Each step of the way, enemies close in: a relentless CIA agent, a rival femme fatale, and shadows from her own past. At her side is Ethan Reed, ex-CIA operative with secrets of his own. He should be her enemy. Instead, he becomes her only ally—and the one man she can’t resist.

Max Dumbell isn’t just a man—he’s a beefy enigma wrapped in muscle and marinated in pre-workout. He’s a sleeveless detective with the brains of a boiled egg and the biceps of a Greek statue that fell into a vat of protein powder. When a ripped fitness influencer named Trent Steel disappears under suspiciously shiny circumstances, Max is hired by a woman who smells like eucalyptus and probable felonies to crack the case wide open (like his last treadmill).

Private detective Tracer Spence is being stalked by the song "You're So Vain," hearing it every day for a year. When he's hired by a man with the same problem, Spence realizes that his case is connected to another that he's working on-that of a kidnapped sister. In the process of solving both mysteries, Spence uncovers violent henchmen, a Mick Jagger doppelganger, and man-eating shadow creatures.

Captain Mort and the crew of the Nebula Nomad have spent years navigating the perilous skies, hunted by the ruthless syndicate that controls the floating cities and skyports. Their livelihood? Harvesting cloud vapor to sell on the black market, outmaneuvering enemies, and always staying one step ahead of those who want them dead. But when Mort steals a valuable syndicate ledger, he unwittingly ignites a chain of events that plunges him and his crew into a deadly war for control of the skies.

The year is 1888. A pall of fog blankets London, obscuring the gaslit streets and lending an air of sinister mystery to the unfolding events. The city, a labyrinth of opulent mansions and impoverished slums, is gripped by fear. A killer stalks the shadows, leaving behind a single red rose as their chilling calling card the Rose Killer. Their victims, plucked from the diverse tapestry of London life from the women of the night to unsuspecting patrons are found with a horrific brutality that sends shockwaves through the metropolis.