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Fenway Stevenson doesn't want to return to the coastal town where her estranged father is practically king. But the death of her mother draws her back home—and the murder of the county coroner draws her into a deepening conspiracy. As the body count rises and all signs seem to point toward her father's oil company, will Fenway uncover the truth before family bonds become deadly?

Starting out as an indie author can be daunting, especially if you don't have much money to invest in marketing. If you've published one or more books but are struggling to get sales, this is the book for you!

Vampiric producers, ghostly actors, psychotic limousine drivers, murderous stunt men and more haunt the streets and back lots of Hollywood in twenty original horror and suspense stories set in the heart of show business, and written by veteran movie and television professionals who went through Hell and back to bring you these tales.

the Elephant in the Room is a podcast like no other. Hosted by Daniel Paul Austin, Ph.D., Dr. Austin brings a new spin on the podcast platform with taking in all perspectives from his listeners and viewers to give a diverse and inclusive environment that makes it valuable for anyone to gain knowledge and understanding. Be prepared to grow and learn from this show.

'Crass!' is the conversational podcast of the decade! Join jovial jesters Paul Austin and Jorge Walsh, as they ramble incoherently for at least thirty minutes! Sometimes thirty-five! You'll laugh! You'll cry! You'll eat something probably! It's one hell of a podcrasst. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A dead man in a tub, an unemotional widow, and an accused young lover complicate Coroner Fenway Stevenson's latest case, where the veneer of suburban utopia has clearly cracked.

The morning after the coroner election, Fenway Stevenson finds herself in the middle of another emotionally charged case. The manager of a renowned Shakespeare group is killed, and there's no shortage of suspects. Uncovering secret affairs and ties to a deep conspiracy, she gets stonewalled by actors, accountants, and even the university president, who all seem to know more than they admit. Can Fenway solve the murder before she becomes the next victim?

Two contentious elections. One dead philanderer. A monumental conspiracy. In the midst of Acting Coroner Fenway Stevenson’s reelection campaign, the body of a successful business owner is found in a pedestrian underpass—and she discovers that her young, hated stepmother is the prime suspect. As if that’s not bad enough, further digging only exposes a money-laundering scheme that could implicate dozens of residents in the coastal town she calls home. Each clue she uncovers puts her in more danger.

The bizarre circumstances of Fenway Stevenson’s latest case as county coroner drag her to the center of one very dangerous game. With one suspect in custody, an attempt on the life of the key witness leads to her disappearance and more unanswered questions. Fenway must race to solve the mystery before anyone else dies while also juggling an upcoming election and her overbearing father’s meddling.

This is a podcast moreover a friendly space where we look at the concept of how ‘anyone can beatbox’. In each episode I would be talking to a beatboxer about his/her journey in this unique artform of making music from the mouth

The Kicking Out Podcast is a weekly AEW review podcast talking about the latest AEW news and storylines. This podcast is hosted by three passionate AEW fans, Tanner Lee, Paul Zartman, & Austin Shepherd, and is made for AEW fans. Available on all audio platforms and recorded live on YouTube.

In contrast to the ways in which young people have been portrayed by researchers, policymakers, law enforcement, and the media, Paula C. Austin draws on previously unstudied archival material to present black poor and working-class young people as thinkers, theorists, critics, and commentators as they reckon with the boundaries imposed on them in a Jim Crow city that was also the American emblem of equality.