Take the Love of Literature to a New Level with Audible

Tell me your secret. How do you get through those days when life has escalated to a full-blown 15 on a scale of one-to-ten? I have adopted the motto, "Have headphones, will travel". Anywhere and everywhere, by land, sea, air, or on foot. Road trips, relaxation, running, and reading can make any day a satisfying day. There are many occasions where I would absolutely love nothing more than to be able to tote around my most recent novel, yet it's just not always physically possible. When I'm not able to indulge in the pages of an enticing book, Audible comes to my rescue to take the love of literature to a new level. Enjoying the experience of an audiobook has become a way of life for me. While I will always make time for good reads, Audible* offers an added dimension to my passion for literature.

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Why Choose Audible Audiobooks?

With the freedom and flexibility of an audiobook from Audible, enjoy the benefits of being able to-

Enjoy Books in a Whole New Way - 
Great narrators make a story come alive.

Be More Productive - 
Transform your commute, workout or chores into listening times.

Listen Anytime, Anyplace - 
Listen with the Audible app for free on your smartphone or tablet.

Completely immersed in the drama and suspense of The Comfort of Black, written by Carter Wilson and narrated by Rebecca Roberts, the story ended before I was ready to move on. Experiencing the element of professional narration gives an added dimension to the layers of complexity surrounding the main character Hannah and her interactions with the well-developed cast of characters. 

The thrilling turn of events unfolding in The Comfort of Black will take you on a suspenseful roller coaster ride moving forward toward an unexpected conclusion. Well written and comprehensively developed, Wilson's dynamic story and Robert's engaging voice perfectly bring the character vividly alive. From the escalating imagery of the very first chapter, my level of interest never waned.

The Comfort of Black

Written by- Carter Wilson and Narrated by- Rebecca Roberts

Though they seem to have everything, Hannah Parks has watched her husband, Dallin, become increasingly distant. Her hope is buoyed when the couple decides to start a family, but what Dallin reveals in his sleep one night rocks Hannah to her core. As she starts to investigate a much darker side of Dallin than she ever knew existed, Hannah peels away the layers of a diseased relationship closely tied to her own abusive past.

When Dallin attempts to have Hannah abducted, she is forced to run, doing so with the aid of a man named Black - an ex-con and expert at helping people disappear. Together they must keep Hannah safe from her husband's far-reaching grasp, all the while trying to solve the mystery behind Dallin's sudden violence. Does Hannah's dark family history hold the key to her survival?

Upgrading the reward factor of workouts, chores and quiet moments, Audible audiobooks allow me to take my love of literature to the next level. Purchasing information for The Comfort of Black, written by Carter Wilson and read by- Rebecca Roberts, and other interesting titles, visit Audible today.

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