Robert Dixon has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors. The most-rated is Brotherhood.

3 audiobooks
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The Waggledancing Dragon

Summary

Longlisted for the 2017 Bath Children's Novel Award Shortlisted for The Greenhouse Funny Prize 2015 This is the tale of a 12-year-old pie maker called Alex who lives in a town where nothing much happens. One day, Alex is sent by the corrupt mayor of the town to kill a large green dragon who threatens to destroy their town. If he doesn’t kill the dragon, Alex will be "dealt" with by The Bruise Brothers! Alex duly makes his way to the top of Ice Cream Disaster Peak wearing a baking tray and armed with only a ladle. Here he meets the fearsome sneezing dragon called Janice who is suffering terribly from hay fever. Janice explains that she has come to the town for the annual Festival of the Bees. She wants to join in with The Waggledance and give the bees a Golden Sunflower she pinched from the garage. Janice shows Alex her "moves", and he agrees to help her.... Somehow Alex is going to have to convince the mayor that Janice is dead...but how will he do it?

©2018, 2019, 2020 Grimlock Press (P)2018 Grimlock Press

Narrator: Robert Dixon
Length: 2 hrs and 10 mins
Available on Audible
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Elements of Mind

Summary

A gripping tale of mesmerists, elemental spirits, and the ghosts of history. When James Esdaile, a Scottish doctor, travels to India in the early 19th century in service to the British East India Company, he employs mesmerism - an “alternate science” that allows the practitioner to control a subject’s mind and body - as a palliative anesthetic. His ability is enhanced by the use of a curious artifact: a small statue from a pre-Hindu culture. In his correspondence with Rev. William Davey, the head of a secret society of English mesmerists, Esdaile offers to bring the artifact back at the end of his time abroad. When Esdaile abruptly changes his mind, however, he becomes an enemy of the secret society and must accept a devil’s bargain to protect himself. He arranges for a young woman to be inhabited by a chthonios, an elemental spirit of the earth, and he marries her just before leaving India. In order to free himself from the spirit, he commits suicide in the exact center of the Crystal Palace - where neither mesmeric power nor the wrath of the chthonios can affect him. But that is just the beginning. Reverend Davey, following the story told by Esdaile’s widow, now freed from the possession of the earth-spirit, travels in search of the elusive artifact, following its trail all the way to India and back again. Davey is drawn into the interplay of forces - mesmerists, elemental spirits, and the ghosts of history - in his quest to obtain the artifact while the spirits search for a way to open the Glass Door that separates them from the world of men, who exiled them so long ago.

©2018 Walter H. Hunt (P)2019 WordFire Inc.

Narrator: Robert Dixon
Length: 12 hrs
Available on Audible
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Brotherhood

Summary

War changes men. In the throes of World War II, Christopher Bates will learn this hard truth as he flies to the heart of Nazi Germany to find his lost brother. Previously featured in Daniel Arthur Smith's Tales from the Canyons of the Damned: Number 7, Brotherhood is a tale of horror and suspense with a finale that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

©2016 Ian Garner (P)2018 Ian Garner

Narrator: Robert Dixon
Length: 28 mins
Available on Audible