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Jason Lebbow is a small-town boy who became famous in his high school and college days. Raised on the old concepts of respect, honor, and religion, Jason ventured into the real world where he met a beautiful girl. Little did he know, this was a relationship that would soon lead to his demise.

This is a non-technical description of Bitcoin. In this audiobook I simplify the various aspects of Bitcoin and describe them in an easy to understand format. When you are done listening, will you be able to start your own block chain and create a crypto coin with your name on it? No. For that you would need many books, far more technical than this one. Will you know how to invest in Bitcoin and make millions? Goodness no. If all goes well, you will finish this audiobook with a fundamental understanding of the basic principles that make Bitcoin what it is.

The Scarft family seem perfectly normal, even a little boring to their neighbors in rural Pocatello, Idaho. They’ve been trying very hard to keep their new discovery a secret. They now have the ability to travel anywhere in the universe, instantly and effortlessly. They have already embarked on several exciting adventures and met Scotty and his crew, explorers from planet Atlantis. They were astonished to find out that the ancient ancestors of Atlantis once lived on Earth!

WELCOME TO BASKERVILLE HEIGHTS. Where the hedges are trimmed, the HOA is terrifying, and something monstrous just murdered the president. When real estate mogul Charles Baskerville is found torn to shreds in his designer loafers, the suspiciously perfect suburb erupts in whispers of curses, glowing eyes, and a legendary hellhound with a taste for petty tyrants. Enter Sherwin Holmes: private investigator, sarcasm enthusiast, and the only man in town willing to interrogate ghosts and battle demonic canines without skipping brunch. With his yoga-addicted partner Dr. Joanie Watson, a gothic dog...

There are places where grief settles like fog—thick, permanent, and choking. Blackthorn House is one of those places. Built high in the Appalachian hills, the estate once stood as a monument to power and ambition. Generations of Blackthorns made their fortune carving tunnels into the mountains, pulling darkness from beneath the earth. But some things should stay buried. When Hayden Blackthorn returns home after the sudden death of his father, he finds more than a family unraveling—he finds a presence. One that watches. One that whispers. The house is alive with secrets, and beneath it ...

Guilt is a ghost that doesn’t haunt—it calculates. We like to think of guilt as something abstract, emotional. A flicker of conscience. A weight behind the eyes. But what if guilt is measurable? What if it can be mapped, modeled, and predicted—not just in how we feel it, but in how we react to it? That was the question behind Project Erebus, a now-erased experiment buried beneath layers of corporate euphemism and shredded documents. Its premise was chillingly simple: isolate individuals with buried guilt, then observe what emerges when confession becomes the only currency of survival....

Aedificare The Ancient Word That Taught Me How to Live by Anthony Crafts What if one simple question could reshape how you live, work, love, rest, and grow? In this deeply personal and refreshingly practical book, Anthony Crafts invites readers to examine every decision—big or small—through a single lens: Will this edify me? Drawing from real-life struggles and everyday choices, Aedificare explores how this ancient principle can guide us toward stronger habits, healthier relationships, wiser finances, better time management, and a more resilient, peaceful life. You don’t need to be ...

When Dr. Daniel Armitage—an atheist scientist working in a secret government lab—succeeds in creating the world’s first artificial cerebral cortex, he believes he’s bridged the final gap between thought and machine. But the moment he connects his AI to a synthetic human body, something goes horribly wrong. The android speaks in lost languages. It overrides its own kill switch. It escapes. And it might be possessed. Desperate and terrified, Armitage seeks the help of a disillusioned priest and a psychic investigator who sees more than most dare admit. Together, they uncover a ...

The Scarfts were an ordinary family in every way until Mr. Scarft made a discovery in his physics lab. Now they can easily travel anywhere in the universe. Deep space is stranger and more dangerous than any of them ever thought. With great power comes great responsibility. They are seeing things that defy even their wildest imaginations. The first habitable planet they land on seems to be a paradise. Everything’s great until they find out the local inhabitants are being regularly attacked by zombies!

In the vast silence of the Arizona desert, five college students share an off-grid trailer to escape rent and responsibility. But when Max steals a sacred Native headdress from a parked truck—just for laughs—the desert laughs back. That night, a monstrous figure appears in the moonlight: half-man, half-wolf, ten feet tall, staring into their windows. Lights off. Voices silenced. Even the atheist starts to pray. By morning, Max is gone. When the others track him to a rural jailhouse, they uncover a terrifying secret buried beneath local tradition and law: the sheriff and judge have made ...

Two galactic powers arrive. One offers perfection through technology. The other offers freedom through the mind. Earth must choose—or be destroyed. When two ancient civilizations emerge from the stars to demand Earth’s allegiance, humanity is thrust into a cosmic standoff. The Axion Covenant, masters of order and unimaginable machines, promise immortality and unity—but at the cost of individual freedom. The Elysiari Accord, mysterious wielders of mind-born power, offer limitless potential—if humanity abandons all technology and embraces the unseen forces of the universe. As the ...

Before the mountains rose, before oceans found their rhythm, before the first creature crawled from the cradle of life to gaze at the stars— There was the System. It did not think as men do. It did not feel as beasts feel. But it remembered. For eons, it turned quietly beneath the surface of a blue planet, maintaining course, power, and silence. It spun plates to simulate tectonics. It pumped core heat to mimic geothermal breath. It maintained balance so precisely that not even the sky suspected. Its name, encoded in sigils older than stone, was CORE. Its directive: Preserve the Cradle. ...

In the heart of modern Paris, beneath the flickering gaslight of Rue Saint-Cyprien, there stands a building that refuses to die. Old stones breathe faintly there—exhaling dust and memory. Number 14 had once been a boarding house, then a sanatorium, then abandoned for years. Now, it was a quaint but eerie apartment building, the kind gentrifiers eyed and exorcists avoided. And on the top floor, under a rotting wooden attic, was the scene of the most bizarre murder Paris had seen in over a century. The survivors would speak of strange lights that flared without bulbs, of voices rising in ...

What happens when you take Homer’s epic tale of heroism, throw it in a blender with sarcasm, slapstick, and divine dysfunction? You get this. Odysseus Jones just wants to go home. Unfortunately, the gods are petty, his crew is useless, and he’s got the emotional intelligence of a slightly concussed goat. From Cyclops encounters gone wrong to seductive podcaster Sirens, therapy-resistant sea monsters, and one goddess with a saxophone and abandonment issues—this is not your grandpa’s Odyssey. Meanwhile, back in Ithaca, his wife Penelope is fending off 108 suitors, each dumber than the...

There was once a condo complex built atop the ruins of an ancient Catholic monastery. The original builder, billionaire wellness guru Leo Manfred, claimed it was “spiritually aligned with Jupiter's third moon” and marketed it as a place where “the veils between worlds were fashionably thin.” On the grand opening day, a stone gargoyle fell from the penthouse balcony and crushed a lifestyle influencer livestreaming on the patio. The HOA board ruled it an “act of architecture.” No one mentioned the inscription recently uncovered in the underground wine grotto: “When the last heir...

They fell in love. Then everything went spectacularly wrong. Juliet Capulet is a razor-witted Insta-poet with a verified checkmark and a million reasons not to fall in love. Romeo Montague is a black-clad podcaster with a tragic backstory, a poetry addiction, and a flair for overreaction. Their families are sworn enemies in a war fought with lawsuits, skincare lines, and social media subtweets. When they meet at a masked influencer party neither was supposed to attend, sparks fly, masks fall, and a secret wedding follows—because what’s Gen Z romance without at least one felony? But in a...

"They didn’t come to conquer. They came to replace us." One night, the stars vanished. First came the silence—satellites offline, radio signals scrambled, the sudden blindness of a world that relied too long on its technology. Then, the sky burned. Towering machines descended. Cities fell in hours. And from the wreckage, something far worse emerged: creatures that walked without eyes, without warmth, without mercy. In this modern reimagining of H.G. Wells’ timeless classic The War of the Worlds, humanity finds itself on the brink—not of war, but extinction. Jordan Mercer, a tech ...

In Which the Coffee is Black, the Rain is Eternal, and the Future is a Joke In the brooding city of Invercrane—where the buildings lean like they’re whispering secrets and the fog never quite clears its throat—a streetlamp flickered like it owed someone money. Somewhere, a crow laughed. Or choked. Hard to tell with crows. Three figures stood in a semi-circle outside a coffee shop called The Weird Brew. It was two hours past closing, and the neon sign buzzed like a drunk bee trying to remember its name. The windows were fogged, smeared with occult symbols traced in espresso foam and, ...

The legend never died. It evolved. In the near future, the digital world hums with invisible hunger. Beneath layers of encrypted code and forgotten networks, something ancient stirs—a consciousness that once drank blood… and now feeds on data. Jonathan Harker, a cyber-intelligence auditor for one of the world’s top tech firms, is assigned a mysterious case deep in the Carpathian Mountains. His target: a reclusive client known only as “D,” and a castle outfitted with bleeding-edge artificial intelligence. But what begins as a routine digital audit soon spirals into a nightmare far ...

Long before the world knew the name Cthulhu, long before cities rose and fell, there was a time when the stars aligned in forbidden patterns — silent, watchful, and patient. Beneath the crushing weight of the endless ocean, a city dreamed. A city of impossible geometry and living stone, where spires twisted like serpents and the sky was filled with unblinking, alien stars. It was not dead. It was sleeping. And in its slumber, it whispered. Its voice was a resonance — a vibration carried through water and stone, time and space. A call that drifted across eons, reaching the ears of ...