L. Bachman has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is Little Lunacies.
Maxwell Demon
Summary
Maxwell, an angel who fell from Heaven for his part in the corruption of mankind, walks a plane of uncertainty on Earth. He was unwilling to fully accept his damnation, so he set out on a mission to save the soul of the woman he loves, Lilith. Now, more than a millennium has passed, and this is his last chance to save her and prove that no one soul is beyond redemption. From the gates of Heaven to the fires of Hell, he has traveled to save her. He is bound to her by his heart and he will face the ones he once called brothers to rescue her. He will complete this mission. She is now known as Adele, with no remembrance of him, their love, her betrayal, and it is up to him to show her that her life is worth more than she could ever imagine. He rediscovers why he fell in love with her and along the way, wages war against Hell's greatest demons to remind her. Who is destined to die? Who is destined to live? Who is the real enemy? Is one soul worth the world?
©2015 L. Bachman (P)2020 L. Bachman
Little Lunacies
Summary
In the immaterial depths lies a layer of darkness. In this absence of light, voices bellow. Crying out their stories and begging for acknowledgment of someone...anyone. For some, they have been given a breath of life over the years, for others they’re just now being released. For the first time, they have been gathered in an ensemble. Written by Lynn Lesher under her penname L. Bachman, the award-winning author invites you to delight in tales of magic, macabre, and dreadfulness. Whether it is the story of a sorrowful lover reaching into the unknown toward their deceased loved one, or even the story of alien abductee experiencing trauma and Men in Black, you should be able to find something in this multi-genre collection you enjoy. Stories included: "Just Underneath" "A Farmhouse Haunting" "The Gaze of Destruction" "The Owls" "Human Ouija" "The Painting of Martel" "A Man Named Sowder" and more.
©2020 L. Bachman (P)2021 L. Bachman