A broken man. A divine call. A legacy reborn.When jaded ex-con Malik hears a voice in a ruined church calling him by an ancient name—Malik ben Levi—his life shatters. Guided by a scholar, he uncovers the explosive truth: **his people are the "lost" Hebrew tribes, scattered by slavery but never forgotten by Yahuah.**As Malik builds The Remnant—a movement of awakened descendants—he faces street violence, arson, and betrayal. But miracles follow:- A check arrives on Pa...

a world shattered by the Collapse—a catastrophic event caused by humanity's reckless pursuit of temporal power—Kaleb Echeo is a man burdened with a gift he never asked for. A Black man in his early 30s, scarred by loss and haunted by visions of possible futures, Kaleb can see the threads of time itself. Every choice he makes ripples through reality, shaping the destiny of a broken world. But with this power comes a heavy cost: the more he tries to change the future, the more he risks losin...

Neo-Gotham, a sprawling, crime-ridden metropolis where corruption is rampant, and the line between hero and villain is blurred. The city is a cesspool of violence, ruled by gangs, corrupt officials, and rogue superhumans

"Shadow of the Jin" is a dark historical fantasy saga following Kage, a legendary assassin raised by the Jin Dynasty after Mongols slaughter his village. His quest for vengeance uncovers horrifying truths: the Emperor ordered his family's death, terracotta warriors guard an ancient cosmic evil, and orphaned kitchen boy Zhi is becoming a vessel for this power. As Mongol hordes invade, Kage must choose between saving the empire or destroying it to seal away the "hungry ones" forever....

Hector Berlioz was one of the most significant artistic figures of the nineteenth century. Intended for medicine, he turned instead to music and became one of its most original composers. His first major work, the semi-autobiographical Symphonie Fantastique, revolutionised the sound of the orchestra and its use in storytelling. Unhappy with the quality of performance of his works he took up the baton himself and became a great conductor, celebrated across Europe and in Russia. Requiring la...

The Master turns sleuth and spy in this quintet of radio dramasActor, playwright, songwriter, director, author and star – as far as we know, Noël Coward never added ‘detective’ or ‘undercover agent’ to his astonishing achievements. But could the intriguing gaps in his memoirs be hiding a thrilling secret life?Design for MurderIn this wry backstage whodunit set just before World War II, Coward must put aside the play he’s wri...

Tchaikovsky is one of the most popular composers of all time. His melodies are known to many people who may never have heard his name. They crop up on mobile telephones, alarm clocks and answering machines as often as on records and concert programmes. Like his music, the man himself was widely loved, but his inner life was fraught with sufferings, confusions and a deep vein of self-doubt. The drama of his emotional life is vividly reflected in his music, letters and diaries, all of which ...

Twelfth Night, first performed around 1600, probably at the court of Queen Elizabeth I, is the tale of separated brother and sister twins Sebastian and Viola and their love entanglements. It also offers the rich comic colours of Sir Toby Belch, Malvolio and Sir Andrew Aguecheek. Twelfth Night is part of Naxos AudioBooks’ exciting new series of complete dramatisations of the works of Shakespeare, in conjunction with Cambridge University Press. It uses the New Cambridge Shakespeare text, as ...

God is totally faithful. That's right at the core of his character - unlike us, he cannot ever break his word.Knowing that we are firmly held in the grip of God's unending faithfulness is deeply reassuring. And it encourages us to be faithful too. Remembering his grace and goodness, we grow in holiness and Christlikeness. Our aim is to be faithful in the big things, but also in the nitty-gritty of life when nobody is watching.With these Bible teachers alongside us:* ...

A critical introduction to key debates about race and racism, this new addition to the Reshaping Social Work series examines race as a social construct. It addresses the origins of anti-racist practice and analyses practical issues to provide a blueprint for anti-racist practice within social work.

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of the evergreen classic novel by Louisa May Alcott.With their father away fighting in the American Civil War, the four March girls are facing a lean Christmas with their mother. But the sisters’ close bond and determination to make the best of things enables them to find happiness despite their poverty.As the years go by we follow their fortunes as they journey into womanhood. Meg the beauty, Jo the tomboy, shy Beth and precocious Amy ...