-In this episode: Chapter FiveRegina Capshaw gets a call in the middle of the night. Alarmed, she answers the caller's plea for a rendezvous. What she discovers instead of a grieving friend is the boogeyman she's always heard about but never believed existed... until Less

I have threatened to give you video content, now I deliver! The cuts are a little awkward at times, but I’m still learning. Hope you enjoy! Less

A personal recount of a teenage mother, drug abuser and battered wife, who finds herself homeless as she fights to keep her sanity, whose life become a testament of what one's life can become when it embraces the love of God. Fay Posley | self examination | Life | writing | autobiography Less

The Ups and Downs of Being Round, Taste My Soul, and Floss by Monica Jones dkecospbb | Floss | Taste My Soul | African American | The Ups and Downs of Being Round Less

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Awards: Author: Randy Wayne White. Narrator: Henry Strozier. Category: Mystery & Suspense. Publisher: Penguin Audio. Release Date: 2007. Length: 12.5 hrs. Unabridged. Dark Light sees Doc Ford recovering from a category four hurricane, while also recovering a sunken Nazi era boat and ending up embroiled in a fight for the treasures within. It's back to work for Doc Ford in Dark Light. This time trouble is hitting very close to home. The book opens with a category four hurricane bearing down on the Florida coast and Dinkin's Bay Marina. When the storm leaves, it leaves a mess behind that the residents of the marina try to clean up. In the midst of dealing with his own storm aftermath, it is discovered that a Nazi era ship, the Dark Light has been spotted, or at least a part of it. The ship sank in 1944 and there is believed to be treasure on the ship, in the form of Nazi artifacts and possibly gold, that everyone seems to want a crack at. Doc Ford is convinced to take a team in to recover what he can, but starts to run into problems, the largest of which being the owner of another marina, Bern Heller, who wants the ship to himself and is willing to try and strong arm Ford to get him to go away. It is eventually discovered that Heller is so determined to have the ship because there is a lot of Florida property on the line through some of the items inside In addition to trying to bring up the artifacts aboard the ship while avoiding Heller, Ford also is called to help a women who's lover was accused of atrocities during the war. She believes some of the things Ford may find will clear his name. Like many of the Doc Ford novels, this one keeps you hopping from one story line to the next. As always, Randy Wayne White is able to keep you moving along with all of those stories as he weaves them into a tapestry that all comes together at the finish. This is not my favorite of the Doc Ford books, but still a great addition to the collection. The Narration: Henry Strozier may have been part of my problem with this audio book. While he has a great voice, he does not have the best character voice, so his reading of many of the character lines in the book altered the feel of many of the principals in the story. Audiobook reviewed by Michelle Murillo Dark Light CD Resources: wikipedia: Randy Wayne White Less

Come in and take a seat. Brighten your week as we explore the making of quality literature with authors, book clubs, publishing insiders, and community leaders. Join us in the chat room, where every 10th registered blogger wins free books, from our sponsors! Give the Gift of Knowledge, share in this interactive literary talk show. We will discuss how to live your dreams to the fullest with writing and effective promotions. Bringing readers today's hottest authors and poets to share wisdom and inspiration. Support the authors and speakers by calling in with your comments or leaving them below. After the shows, rate them, download them and tell at least 10 friends about who you met at BAN. You too can become a guest on BAN, ask us! All books are available on the front page of BAN radio. Just click the images in the slideshow. Authors and Business Owners, play your promotional audio on the BAN Shows nightly. Just email Ella to get started. We seek active sponsors for each monthly theme. Email Ella Curry, the BAN show producer today for more information. Brought to you by Ella Curry and EDC Creations Visit the EDC Creations Book Promotions website today. Sign up for the Newsletter to stay abreast of the BAN Show Schedule, the latest book releases and events. Check out our new Black Pearls literary magazine. We welcome submissions from professional writers and authors. Visit the fantastic EDC Creations Black Pearls eMagazine today! edc creations EDC Creations | Ella Curry | Lisa Nichols | Joyce Schwarz | Books Less

-In this episode: Chapter FiveRegina Capshaw gets a call in the middle of the night. Alarmed, she answers the caller's plea for a rendezvous. What she discovers instead of a grieving friend is the boogeyman she's always heard about but never believed existed... until Less

Unsettled: The Problem of Loving Israel is Marc Aronson's rather unsettling new nonfiction book for teens. We spoke to him about the challenges of writing and reading nonfiction and about this book at the SLJ Leadership Summit in Hollywood Florida. www.bookoflifepodcast.com Less

About Sinner’s Guide to Confession: Kaye and Barbara are longtime friends, now in their fifties. Ellen, who is several years younger, develops a friendship with the other two women years later, solidifying this close-knit group. The three women are inseparable, yet each nurtures a secret that she keeps from the others. women's fiction | sinners guide to confession | female relationship | book promotion | author promotion Less

-In this episode: Chapter FiveRegina Capshaw gets a call in the middle of the night. Alarmed, she answers the caller's plea for a rendezvous. What she discovers instead of a grieving friend is the boogeyman she's always heard about but never believed existed... until Less

-In this episode: Chapter FiveRegina Capshaw gets a call in the middle of the night. Alarmed, she answers the caller's plea for a rendezvous. What she discovers instead of a grieving friend is the boogeyman she's always heard about but never believed existed... until Less

Episode 105: Going to See the Elephant. Rodes Fishburne, author of Going to See the Elephant, reads an excerpt from his novel. Less

Three young rabbits, who are each having a bad day, take a trip to the Bunny Planet, where Queen Janet helps them see a better day. Gyllenhaal's beautiful, nurturing voice, and a careful production make this one-hour program great listening for ages 6 and up. Download the excerpt as an mp3 file. Time 3:30 Add the All Ears! podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ). Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunes AudioFile's full review and bibliographic info, here. Support for AudioFile's podcasts comes from Harper Audio, Hachette Audio, Full Cast Audio, Scholastic Audio, and Simon & Schuster Audio. Less

A new detective series set in Botswana, following the lead of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, introduces David "Kubu" Benga. Prebble sails through a myriad of accents, even doing exotic bird calls! Download the excerpt as an mp3 file. Time 3:13 Add the Earshot! podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ). Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunes AudioFile's full review and bibliographic info, here. Support for AudioFile's podcasts comes from Harper Audio, Hachette Audio, Full Cast Audio, Scholastic Audio, and Simon & Schuster Audio. Less

Set in Berlin in the early part of the 20th century, this novel is about Lilly Nelly Aphrodite, an orphaned girl who survives loneliness and hardship to become an iconic film star. Eyre's reading gives her just the right amount of naïveté and ingenuity. Download the excerpt as an mp3 file. Time 3:31 Add the Earshot! podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ). Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunes AudioFile's full review and bibliographic info, here. Support for AudioFile's podcasts comes from Harper Audio, Hachette Audio, Full Cast Audio, Scholastic Audio, and Simon & Schuster Audio. Less

This violent historical novel tells the story of Temujin—the boy who grows up to be Genghis Kahn. Iggulden stays true to historicalaccounts, and Rudnicki's deep, resonant tone really captures the story's flavor. Download the excerpt as an mp3 file. Time 3:30 Add the Earshot! podcast feed to your RSS Reader and have the show delivered automatically (copy this link to your RSS reader ). Subscribe to the podcast directly in iTunes AudioFile's full review and bibliographic info, here. Support for AudioFile's podcasts comes from Harper Audio, Hachette Audio, Full Cast Audio, Scholastic Audio, and Simon & Schuster Audio. Less

Chris Gondek interviews Colin Bennett, the author of The Privacy Advocates: Resisiting the Spread of Surveillance. Less

When Bad Bertie Bartigan strode into town, he held up the bank and his britches fell down. "Dad gum it!" he spluttered. "Gawl durn it! Aw, shoot!" then picked up his britches, but fumbled the loot. He lit out of town in a mad-scramble dash. He still had his pants, but he'd lost all the cash. The stagecoach was passing that moment, by chance. He held up the stagecoach, and down went his pants. "Dag nab it!" he blurted. "Dad blame it! Aw, no!" then hoisted his trousers, but dropped all the dough. He ran for the hills with his britches held high, but Bertie was broke and he wanted to cry. And, as he was running, he spotted the train, so Bertie, who wasn't renowned for his brain, said, "This is a hold up!" His pants hit the deck. "Garsh dang it!" he stammered. "Dog gone it. Aw, heck." He ran away clutching his britches again, straight into the sheriff and all of his men. They busted Bad Bertie and tossed him in jail, to wait for his sentence with no chance of bail. And, there in the hoosegow, in handcuffs and chains, he held up no bank tellers, coaches, or trains. "Dad blast it! Tarnation! Aw, Sam Hill!" he said, then stood there and held up his britches instead. –Kenn Nesbitt Copyright © 2009 Kenn Nesbitt All Rights Reserved www.poetry4kids.com Less