Resultados narrador por "P" en Todas las categorias

The Art of Spycraft: Becoming Trusted explores how trust is built and weaponized in the world of espionage, where access determines power and discretion decides who survives mistakes.

Most people try to be interesting by talking more. They explain. They perform. They overshare. And they lose attention. Intelligence operatives understands something different. Attention flows toward those who listen, observe, and leave space. Presence creates pull where performance never does. Becoming Interesting shows why people aren’t drawn to impressive stories, but to genuine interest. When you stop trying to impress and start paying attention, conversations deepen and people remember you without knowing why.

The Operative Mindset: The Reality We Construct explores the hidden mechanism behind influence, identity, and perception. Drawing on the shared lineage between intelligence work and great writers like Ian Fleming, Roald Dahl, and Graham Greene, this audiobook reveals how operatives and storytellers shape outcomes not through force, but through narrative.

The Art of Spycraft: Becoming Popular explores how influence actually spreads inside groups, not through charisma or performance, but through access, familiarity, and momentum. Using the lens of espionage and human intelligence tradecraft, this audiobook reveals how popularity forms quietly, how trust moves through networks, and why certain people become accepted by default while others remain outsiders.

Sexy small town contemporary romance from USA Today bestselling author A.J. Pine, perfect for readers of Sarah Adams' Practice Makes Perfect and Lucy Score's Rock Bottom Girl. When Haddie Martin discovers her new roommate is the man she almost hooked up with for a one-night stand, she knows her...

After fifty years, this shocking report—released in a single, accessible volume for the first time—is still the most accurate account of the US government spying on its own citizens.

In a fractured America teetering on the edge of chaos, The Hanging Creek Chronicles: Shadows of Martial Law plunges listeners into a gripping dystopian saga. When the President is impeached and the Speaker of the House declares herself leader, martial law sweeps the nation, shattering the illusion of stability. For Cole, a 20-year Air Force veteran living on a rural South Carolina farm, the world he knows unravels as the interstate—a lifeline to town—becomes a no-man’s-land of military control and lurking threats.

In Golden Threads, fifteen extraordinary women share the pivotal moments that have shaped their lives — stories of courage, healing, and self-discovery. From overcoming profound personal loss to embracing unexpected adventures, each woman in this collection uniquely reflects on the golden threads of wisdom that run through their journeys. Through their vulnerability and strength, they invite you to discover your threads of connection and resilience. This is more than just a collection of life stories. It is a testament to the power of shared wisdom and the bonds that unite us as women.

On the morning of October 7, as news began to emerge about the scale of the attack, Guy found himself in the first vehicle leaving unit 669’s base, heading toward the invaded communities. He and his team combated terrorists on the roads of the Gaza envelope, encountered scenes of horror at the Nova Festival site, rescued wounded civilians under heavy fire in Kfar Azza and Be’eri, and fought in the ongoing battles in the Gaza Strip.

Alan draws on a distinguished career in law enforcement and security, having served with both the New York City Police Department and the State Police. For over fifteen years, he worked at the front lines of protection—investigating incidents, testifying in court, and responding to critical threats. As the owner of a successful locksmith business and a security operations specialist for a central station New York alarm company, Alan has seen the hidden world of security from every angle.

Moving to Havenwood was not on Jett Taylor’s bingo card, but neither was losing her editing job or splitting from her ex all in one month. As her neurodivergent mind begins to spiral, Jett knows it’s time to make a choice: keep playing it safe (because that’s worked so well) or embrace the chaos that comes with chasing her childhood dream. As with every fixation, when Jett sets her mind to something, there is no halfway. Her determination to succeed—and to find herself—means there isn’t time for distractions. Not even in the form of a grumpy, brown-eyed elevator mechanic.

Parenting in the digital age is hard. The 5 Essential Rules for Digital Parenting offers simple, proven strategies to keep your teen safe online — while building trust and communication at home.

Vampire detective Serena Holmes works alone—by choice and necessity. Brilliant, unyielding, and haunted by centuries of secrets, she’s the last person who wants a partner. But when the supernatural world’s balance is threatened, the council assigns her Rhys Watson, a stubborn, rule-bound werewolf with a knack for getting under her skin. When a string of supernatural murders points to Moriarty, a rogue network of creatures defying the laws of their world, Serena’s darkest secrets resurface—along with a dangerous figure from her past.

The Porter family's idyllic life is upended when an inexplicable phenomenon plunges the United States into chaos. After the death of his father, Garrett Porter relocates his wife, Andie, and their two children, Madison and Oliver, to their sprawling West Texas ranch, hoping for a new beginning. However, their aspirations quickly unravel as communication systems fail and society collapses around them.

In espionage, a mask is not a costume. It is a role lived so consistently that it becomes stable under pressure. Intelligence officers do not wait to feel confident before acting. They assume the role first. Behavior comes before identity. This audiobook breaks down how operatives build and live a cover, why repetition reshapes who you become, and how confidence and competence can be trained through deliberate performance. The techniques apply anywhere behavior matters—from security and leadership to sales, negotiations, and social situations.

The Operative Mindset: The Songs We Sing explores a truth intelligence operatives have always understood and most people overlook: access is rarely granted through authority or credentials, but through identity and perception. Using the remarkable life of Josephine Baker as its guiding metaphor, this book shows how a woman denied power by race, gender, and class turned performance into a passport, charm into cover, and presence into influence.

The Secrets We Keep is a calm, cinematic exploration of emotional boundaries told through the quiet discipline of Sir Francis Walsingham. Instead of focusing on espionage or intrigue, this audiobook uses Walsingham as a metaphor for modern life, showing how strength grows from controlled disclosure, measured reactions, and protecting your inner world with intention. Listeners learn how to stop oversharing, guard their peace, and project steadiness by choosing what to reveal and what to keep to themselves.

I've seen the worst humanity has to offer. I gave up everything for my country as a career spy. Now, the only thing my daughter wants from me is to get her mother, my first and only love, to her wedding. The mother of my child is just as stunning as she was three decades ago. When I approach her, she immediately attacks, protecting herself in a way that I'd never seen before. Someone has hurt her. If I had to guess, they hurt her for years. Her walls are higher than the fucking Andes Mountains, hiding a wounded Princess inside.

People are dying under mysterious circumstances in the small town of New Haven. And the city’s best hope of uncovering the truth rests with a troubled teen and the girl who can't stand him. Cassie Underwood’s life is shattered when her younger sister dies in a freak car accident. In her grief, Cassie unfairly blames her sister’s constant companion—Taggart McGill—a boy with a sketchy past and abrasive personality. As Cassie attempts to recover from the loss, she struggles to honor her late-sister’s memory by befriending the person she resents most.

Not everything should be explained. Some people speak less and are listened to more. Some answer questions without fully answering them. Some leave conversations unfinished, and others keep thinking about them long after. This is not an accident. For generations, intelligence services have understood how restraint shapes perception. Silence creates pressure. Ambiguity invites curiosity. What is withheld often carries more weight than what is revealed. This audiobook teaches how mystery works in everyday life.