Erin Miller has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 4 authors. The most-rated is Final Flight Final Fight: My Grandmother, the Wasp, and Arlington National Cemetery.
Light a Candle
Summary
“Good always wins over evil.” “Why?” “Well, because...it just does,” Nick stammered. “Otherwise the story would be pages of chaos and mayhem. The reader would have no empathy for the characters. It would be emotionless, brutal, no hope for salvation. Evil would win. That can’t happen.” Ruby sat, silent and expressionless, his piercing eyes riveted on Nick. The flow of perspiration seeping through Nick’s clothing increased. Ruby’s sudden burst of laughter shattered the uncomfortable pause. “That’s a debate we’ll save for another day.” Aspiring horror author, Nick Teravelli has just signed a contract with Ruby International Promotions, a prestigious agency with a reputation for skyrocketing clients to fame and fortune...or at least the ones who don’t die in the process.
©2019 Chris Holmes (P)2020 Chris Holmes
Footsteps in the Poison Ivy Patch
Summary
Footsteps in the Poison Ivy Patch is mostly a collection of political and satirical commentary, with a few gallant attempts at genteel observations. The highlight, though, is a picturesque critique on the United States, taking, past, present, and current issues and exposing the deceit and follies that have repeated themselves, starting from the founding of the United States to the current day. This collection of haiku represents the author's tangible loss and emotional regret at the deprivation of the liberty protected in the experiment of the constitution.
©2019 Neal W. Friedman (P)2020 Neal W. Friedman
Borderline Personality Disorder
Summary
This book covers the topic of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and will educate you on the different signs and symptoms of BPD. Inside, you will discover how BPD is diagnosed, the different treatment methods available, self-help strategies you can implement, and ways that you can help a loved one with BPD. BPD can have a huge impact on a person’s life in many different ways. It can affect their work life, their relationships, and their overall well-being. However, it doesn’t have to totally control a person. This audiobook will provide you with steps and strategies to control BPD symptoms and maintain a normal healthy lifestyle, despite a BPD diagnosis.
©2019 Ingram Publishing (P)2019 Ingram Publishing
Final Flight Final Fight: My Grandmother, the Wasp, and Arlington National Cemetery
Summary
When Arlington National Cemetery refused to accept my grandmother's last request to be laid to rest there, I refused to let her legacy as a veteran die along with her. My grandmother, Elaine Danforth Harmon, flew as a pilot with the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II. Despite being part of the first group of women to fly for the United States Army, the WASP remained officially unrecognized as members of the military due to discriminatory thinking about gender on Capitol Hill and beyond. Women flying planes? Too progressive for the World War II era. When I was young, I thought of my grandmother's trips to accept awards, or to visit the White House, or to give lectures about her time in the service, as her hobby. I knew what she had done, and I knew that in the 1970s they had lobbied Congress to get the veterans' status they had been denied during the war. From that point on, my grandmother shared her story of service with the WASP during World War II with anyone who would listen. But it was not until after she died that I fully understood why she had spent so many years talking about her service with the WASP. My grandmother's last request was to be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. Our family was surprised when the United States Army, which managed the cemetery, denied that the WASP, and, therefore, my grandmother, were eligible for placement in the cemetery. The Army said "no" to the wrong family. I led our family's campaign on behalf of my grandmother, and all the women of the WASP, across social media, traditional news outlets, and to Capitol Hill to fight for their equal recognition at one of the nation's most well-known cemeteries. My grandmother's final fight came after her final flight - but I was honored to follow in her footsteps to ensure her legacy would not be forgotten.
©2019 Erin Miller (P)2019 Erin Miller