Victor Warren has narrated 5 audiobooks on Listento.it by 4 authors. The most-rated is Tiny Terrors.
Some Planets Aren't So Close to Earth
Summary
From the author of the Hathin series and The Well Strategized and Thoroughly Thought Out Self Destruction of Harry Flynnt comes Some Planets Aren't So Close to Earth, a tale inspired by the music of independent artist Broken Canvas. Follow the life of Zane Pierce, a man with a strong admiration for the stars who suddenly finds his dreams haunted by a beautiful woman named Amaris. As he continues to see Amaris, Zane soon finds himself consumed by his dreams and the world they surround him with. Dreams soon turn to reality, and Zane discovers he is a part of a much bigger picture than he could have ever imagined. Journey into the realm of David J. Rouzzo's Some Planets Aren't So Close to Earth and experience the adventure filled with romance, conspiracy, and suspense that will leave you dreaming about more.
©2017 David J. Rouzzo (P)2020 David J. Rouzzo
The Things We Leave Behind
Summary
“The things we leave behind...for our future generations. God help them.” So says a man named Davis, an aspiring writer who, after losing almost everything and everyone he has ever valued or loved, decides to write one last story before the Covid virus strain of 2023 claims his life as well - or the power and internet fails, whichever comes first. What he doesn't realize is that his last story may very well save the lives of future generations to come - make them think about the things and people that are most important - and pave the way for a better world, with the lust for power, greed, and money all but forgotten, and God giving the people of Earth a second chance....
©2021 David Boyer (P)2021 David Boyer
The Road Less Traveled
Summary
In this award-winning screenplay, Bee Haden convinces her son, Tom, to drive with her from Los Angeles to Cape Cod. On the road they eventually discover that love is the only thing we can really give our children.
©2021 Victor Warren, Harlene Stein (P)2021 Victor Warren, Harlene Stein
The Indie Filmmaker's Handbook
Summary
As an “amateur” filmmaker, I can't rightfully boast of being another Spielberg or Eastwood, but I know a really crappy movie when I see one. For example: the ever-present “final girl” chase scene at the end of most low-budget horror films. There is always a faceless killer you only see as a shadow or wearing a hockey mask and carrying some sort of weapon that just happened to be handy at the time, like a big knife or chainsaw or machete. And the killer is always chasing a bleach blonde bimbo with cruise missle boobs hanging out of her skimpy top, her loud, banshee-like screaming making your teeth grind as she proceeds to cry hokey, crocodile tears as the killer closes in on her. In reality? That is not the way it happens at all. I should know, from experience...
©2020, 2021 David Boyer (P)2021 David Boyer
Tiny Terrors
Summary
A man walks the streets after a nuclear apocalypse, searching for his wife, only to find unholy terrors lurking within the crowds of the infectious derelicts that roam the streets at night; a beloved son watches over his heartbroken father, who believes he can resurrect his dead wife; an unstable, ugly duckling day dreams of being pretty just like her mother, and will go to any lengths to make it happen; a vampire tormented by centuries of loneliness becomes a vicious, remorseless killer; a young man who realizes his fiance was a vampire embarks on a life long mission to eradicate all of the undead.
©2020, 2021 David Boyer (P)2021 David Boyer