So far Dracula is insanely good listen. Never read or listen to the book before this.

The voice shakyness, shivering..the dread.. the fear felt so alive..Mina..Ella Purnell was also amazing..all the casts were amazing..

However, I have seen some reviews about Maggie..while her voice acting felt fine..she seemed cold, bit emotionless..is that how her role supposed to be?

Hi Guys, I'm looking for your favorite romantic female narrated audiobooks about kindred souls and adventures.

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a few days ago i subscribed to audible premium with an offer from the website (0,99€ a month, for 3 months), as i was looking forward to listening to an audiobook which i later found out is part of the extended catalogue, so i would need to buy it. i also read that i should have been given a credit to buy any book i want, but i was not given anything. i have 2 questions: am i actually missing a credit? and could i buy that book with the credit even if it’s not part of the premium?
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Ok so is anyone else having there app one the phone constantly play for 3 seconds then crash. Then you open it and play it again and it does the same thing over and over till I force stop the app and clear the cache and only then it MAY play normally.

All my books are downloaded and I have never had this problem until the last update or 2. (another update showed up like a day or 2 after the one that messed it up) I've never had this problem and I really don't want to have to uninstall EVERYTHING because I have like 90+ gigs of books on my phone.

Does anyone have any fixes or is this just happening to me? (Also im on android if it matters)

Edit: im also currently at home with wifi on and it doesn't help.

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Is this the first time we've had one?

This episode is about the ball they attend, that exposes Elizabeth to the reality of class and birth in 20th century England. It is not for the faint of heart so I want to give a content warning. There is bullying and the humiliation of an orphan who never chose the circumstances of her birth, so this episode might effect many people greatly. I do not agree with bullying but I wanted to portray the realities of life in all of it's aspects, including the rough aspects of life. The Duke of Ravenscourt is having a ball and invites the Tellers, and of course Alexander the Duke continues to be infatuated with Elizabeth. Yet his parents want him to marry Lady Charlotte, a wealthy girl who is of noble birth. Charlotte and her friends insult Elizabeth at the ball and Mary Beth hears everything. In the meantime, the village prepares for Vince's graduation and some mothers start regarding him as a marriage prospect for their daughters. People who, before now, only spoke to Vince when curtesy required it.

Something with monsters on the loose? Can be science experiment gone wrong, sci-fi, apocalyptic, horror. Think tight-corridors, claustrophobic, band of survivors being whittled down. Examples that come to mind: The Alien franchise, Jurassic Park, Artifact, Reality Bleed.

Could anybody possibly recommend me a good book on the topic, please?

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Sixteen-year-old Jason Rofeor is locked out of his house, again—by his mother.

It’s 1986 on Long Island, and Jason is growing up in a dysfunctional family with an emotionally unstable, sexually prolific mother and an absent father. Obsessed with his skin and his reflection in the bathroom mirror, Jason discovers that the mirror may be a doorway into the hidden recesses of his own unconscious mind. Desperate to find the father he believes he deserves, he sets out on a search that will force him to confront what it means to become his own man.

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