Better than Chocolate - Audiobook Sale

You just finished one of your major goals and marked it off on your list with a bright red marker.  Time for a reward!  The candy wrapper crinkles as you unwrap the candy bar.  The scent of chocolate fills yours your nose, your mouth starts watering.  You pop the chocolate into your mouth, exalt in the flavor for two seconds, chew, swallow . . . and wish for more. 

Instead of spending your money on something that only lasts for a couple of seconds, invest your money in something that will last forever.  An audiobook is something you can enjoy again and again.  Reward yourself from a range anywhere between a fantastic self-improvement book like “Zero Regrets,” or “The End of Overeating,” or lay back, relax, and laugh while you listen to “No Talking.”

If you’re a go-getter and never stop workin you can even listen to something action packed while you’re still working like “The Gideon the Cutpurse: The Time Travelers,” or “The Dragon's Eye” the first of The Erec Rex Series – all on sale now until November 22, 2011, just in time for your holiday travels.

No matter what you pick one thing books and chocolate always have in common is that they both leave you wishing for more . . . enjoy them now!

Adventures that Never Die

Swords clash, fire bursts, a dragon’s roar reverberates across the open field.  A man steps forwards, a thick brown staff in one hand.  A horse whinnies in the distance, pawing at the ground.  The old man smiles, lifts his hands, and begins his spell . . . 

From a boy who didn’t believe in growing up, to a white rabbit who could tell time, the magic in adventures of your childhood never really end.  El Zorro left more than a “Z” for his legacy – he left the memories of his blazing sword and flaring courage in your mind.  

There’s something that connects in the readers’ mind, when they remember these stories.  Remember how unrealistic Alice was to follow a rabbit down a hole, or Dorothy was for following a yellow brick road to an unknown place?  Perhaps it is her personality.  Anne of Green Gables is so influential because she still believes.  “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” “The Three Musketeers,” “The Scarlet Pimpernel,” and “Ivanhoe,” each tell a different and captivating tale.  

“First Truth” is another tale to try for all adventure lovers, or “The Cheshire Cat's Eye.”

Whether it’s magic, or fairies, or yourself in which you still believe, the message of stories is not only enjoyable, but revitalizing.  Remember what drew you to these adventures.   Enjoy a good book again, or experience a new one.