Tom Hobbs has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 3 narrators. The most-rated is The Blue Goose.
Where Angels Tread
Summary
You can't get to heaven on the subway.... Brian clings to life with his own style and attitude. The world keeps turning as he begins his recovery and the people who love him cope with the real possibility that he may not make it back. Along the way he meets some old and new friends who guide him. In the streets it's business as usual for the rest of the crew.
©2014 Thomas Hobbs (P)2014 Thomas Hobbs
Ghosts of Bellevue Past
Summary
A blast from the past: Five years ago Brian's sister gave a toast at his wedding... and he hasn't spoken to her since. She's returning home with something to share with everyone. As if that wasn't enough? How about a balloon bending street person who takes a liking to her? Add to that Mel's mother-in-law, and Brian's parents, and put them in a room for Thanksgiving Dinner... What could be more stressful than that? Well, maybe, a Jumbo jet crashing into a neighborhood in the Rockaways - but just barely. There's a reason why they call it the “Crazy Season”.
©2013 Tom Hobbs (P)2014 Tom Hobbs
Hero Worship
Summary
Brian and Brooklyn's Marriage has begun to bog down in the domestic mud... Enter Keria Callahan - a spoiled and well to do party girl who has issues with personal space and questionable boundaries. When Brian brings her back from the brink of death due to an accidental heroin overdose she wants to thank him personally... and she's not taking no for an answer.
©2013 Tom Hobbs (P)2014 Tom Hobbs
The Blue Goose
Summary
In 1981 the hostages in Iran had been released, the Russians were the bad guys, Reagan was the commander and chief, and the DM-to-dollar exchange rate was peaking at an all-time high since World War II. The free world was in turmoil and needed someone to secure it. At least according to the lieutenant. Spicher Air Force Base was located in a rural section of Central Germany known as the Eiffel Mountains. It was up to Sergeant Anthony Harris and the rest of the USAF Security Policemen assigned to the 44th Squadron, Delta Flight, to make sure that the world stayed free or that at least their small corner of it did. "Gentlemen, war is hell, even in peacetime." The lieutenant had actually once said that to the flight during guardmount, and he meant it.
©2008 Tom Hobbs (P)2015 Tom Hobbs