検索キーワード： ナレーター "Grant Pennington" 文学・フィクション

George is a middle-management, middle-class, middle-aged guy who hates his job and struggles to stay connected to his wife and teenage children. Most guys might end up with a steamy affair and a flashy car for their midlife crises, but George gets dragged into awkward conversations about love, fear, music, and the meaning of life with a quirky philosophical physics professor, who also asks George to beta-test an app he wrote. When tragedy strikes, George learns that Shiloh’s app lets him journey through alternate versions of his past.

Who knows what reverses of fortune result in a person ending up homeless on the street? In the case of William Winslow, embezzling funds from an employer set a string of events in motion that landed him on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida answering to the name of Slim and scrounging through dumpsters for food. Slim's cunning and guile lifted him out of his dire circumstances as he became enmeshed in a web of criminal behavior.

Over the years, former military bodyguard Ryan Lock has made more than his fair share of enemies. It was only a matter of time before one of them came looking for payback. A serial rapist brutally murdered inside California's highest-security prison for women. A frantic gun battle in the middle of downtown Los Angeles. A beautiful, young defense attorney violently abducted from her office. A series of apparently random events that are anything but. Someone is hell bent on revenge, and their target's name is Ryan Lock.

Jessalyn Jeawel has the life she's always dreamed of. She's about to marry Charles Goodwin. Her life is perfect. Then Mother finds out about her upcoming wedding. After receiving a phone call from Mother, Jessalyn starts having nightmares that dredge up a past she had forgotten. A past she would prefer stayed dead, lost and gone forever. She dreads telling Charles, fearing he will leave her. She seeks help from a psychologist with an excellent record of successful treatments for his patients. But is there a psycho in the psychologist?