What did we do in 2016? What’s coming for 2017? That’s the subject this week as we look back and look forward. I play samples from some of 2016’s audio book releases. And I summarize our schedule for the coming year. It’s a full one! Join me for the review and the preview.
Books and Links mentioned in this podcast:
- A Study in Scarlet, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- The Destined, by Glenn Eidson & Brent Hurst
- Second Earth M-104, by Michael Miller
- Slimmer, by Regina Puckett
- Do You Want to Play a Game, by Regina Puckett
- Payback, by Regina Puckett
- Crying Through Plastic Eyes, by Regina Puckett
- Love’s Great Plan, by Regina Puckett
- Miracles, 32 True Stories, by Joanie Hileman
- Coming Attractions for Narration by George


Just in time for the spooky fall month of October, I have four tales of terror produced for author Regina Puckett and available on audible.com. We review those four tales in this podcast. Check out why you’ll never look at a diet the same in 
Each book is available at Audible.com and in the iTunes Store. (Look below for links to each book!) And listen during October for give-aways for each book!

to Narration by George. So, that’s good. There are two short horror tales by Regina Puckett – 

a sample from the book as well as the author’s comments about writing in this genre and the research which goes into the writing of this exciting book.
Last week, we started looking at a pair of books by Michael Miller. These books –
I interview author Michael Miller in this week’s podcast. Michael is the author of The Sixth Lobe and Born to Matter, books we looked at on podcasts #51 & #52. Michael’s writing is detailed and exciting, with the action jumping off the page into your imagination. His characters are varied and interesting. And his subject matter is unique. Imagine a boy and, later, a man with the ability to read your subconscious thoughts. Or a space traveler assumed to be dead, returning to earth through a “fold” in space. Or that same traveler bringing aliens with him. How about more Biblical documents like the Dead Sea Scrolls. Such is the imagination of Michael Miller. Join me for a fascinating interview!