Bill Ciccotti has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 4 narrators. The most-rated is Key West Connection.

We were part of The United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group (NSWDG), or DEVGRU, a secretive tier-one counter-terrorism and special mission unit. Officially, it was disbanded in 1987. DEVGRU is still administratively supported by Naval Special Warfare Command and operationally commanded by the Joint Special Operations Command. And we were the tip of the spear. Till we got too old for combat. Then we went private. Yeah, we’re older and slowing down a bit. But we’re still deadly. They took one of our family’s father. Kidnapped him, and that was a bad mistake. We work for money. But this one was personal. We were going up against the Mexican Cartel, at least a part of it. We were a ragtag handful of vagabond soldiers of fortune. The odds were greatly stacked against us. But some things are worth protecting. Even if we know at the start that we can’t win, it’s still worth the slim chance that we might succeed. Easy? Hell, no. The easy way wasn't in our plans. It never is. In fact, I don't think it’s even in our vocabulary. But we don’t talk much anyway. Our guns do that for us. We’re mercenaries, professional soldiers hired to serve for a foreign army. But sometimes we are a vengeful wrath attempting the impossible.
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On December 16, 1944, the mad man, Adolf Hitler, launched a massive counterattack against Allied forces who were freezing their butts off in the Ardennes Forests of Belgium. We were caught totally off guard when more than a quarter million crack German troops and hundreds of high quality tanks descended upon our positions The German offensive was led by the elite XLVII Panzer Corps. Hitler had launched his final gamble on these snow-covered forests. They thought the inferior, non-master race of Americans would just rollover and give up. But we stopped them cold in small forgotten towns and many unknown battles. The smell of death, blood, and fear became our only brother. Hell is for heroes. They stay there for all of eternity. Oh no, we aren't heroes. We’re just walking through hell, until we can crawl back out. We have a job to do. That’s why we’re here. The SS death heads are going to taste their own blood now. The Dead Never Sleep, a WWII historical fiction book, is a nonstop action thriller set in the Ardennes forests during the Battle of the Bulge. It concerns a group of worn out GIs who slowed the Nazi war machine down in one of the forgotten side battles during the end of German Operation Mist.
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Strange tales of things that go bump in the night. Spooky parts of paradise inside the shadow world. Things few people ever see and fewer still live to speak about. Hector De La Montoya. Butcher of Cassena. South American drug cartel mastermind. He killed an entire village where Father Jim was formerly stationed. And then, there’s what’s left of Nicodemus Vaughn, deranged and overmedicated madman who escaped his straitjacket. He killed his guards and fled the asylum. And he's headed south on US 1. Red streets at night, madman’s delight. And last but definitely not least, a crazed voodoo priestess, zombies, drugs, and devil worship, oh my. The devil walks the night, and nobody is safe when the Reaper knocks on your door.
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I'm 67 and have worked hard all my life. But I still ended up losing my job. That's life. What you do after it all falls apart, well, that makes the real story. Cuba, lost Confederate gold, roadhouses, boat shows, Louisiana chain-gang blues, and I'm just getting started. For these are just a few of the embellished adventures in paradise you are about to enjoy. Tropical misadventures Key West-style. What are you waiting for? Get down here. Now. We’ll save a place at the Tree Bar for you.
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