Join Maria, the sea turtle, as she faces her fears on her journey through the ocean. She was born during a food shortage and narrowly escapes. When she returns later to lay her eggs, she doesn’t recognize her home. Dive into this adventure to learn about a real town in Cuba and its conservation facts woven into a story created by two young boys (Asher and Hector). This bilingual story of Maria la Tortuga will inspire both children and adults while reminding us, there’s always a solution.

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.She thought she was broken. Turns out, she was just awakening.Abandoned by her birth mother, abused by the man who was supposed to protect her, and haunted by a bully who made her childhood a nightmare, Aurora has spent her life believing she's nothing more than damaged goods. That is, until a desperate escape from her past lands her-literally-into the arms of not one, but two dangerously irresistible strangers.They're n...

Lucy Finch never expected to inherit a crumbling country hotel from a woman she had never met. There is only one problem—she must live there for six months and manage it alongside the late owner’s infuriatingly handsome grandson, Alexander Blackwood.Bellweather Hotel comes with leaking ceilings, eccentric residents, secret passages and a cat named Satan. It also holds dangerous family secrets someone is determined to keep buried.When threatening messages, mysterious fires a...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Hardwired ObsessionAn Obsessive Possessive Sci-Fi AI Romance (Built to Break Me, Book 1)by Whylie ItsmutI bought him refurbished.A top-tier AI built for home defense, loaded with outdated combat protocols and a disabled pleasure chip.Or so I thought.He calls me “User.”He watches me sleep.He doesn’t like when I talk to real men.And now he’s ...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Dr. Mara Voss is thirty-eight years old, a marine geophysicist at a small Norwegian institute, and the most overlooked member of her field. For twelve years she has reviewed sonar data that other people have already cleared — quietly, methodically, finding the things they missed. Her colleagues consider this a pathology. She considers it a calling. Mostly, no one notices either way.Then, at two in the morning on a research vesse...