Bad Company Free Audiobook Download by Joshua C. Chadd

When they were bad, they were really, really bad. They weren't just bad company--they were the worst company of all time. They did things that were unsavory and underhanded. They broke promises, abandoned good friends and loved ones who may have needed them the most--and all in the name of profit.

Graham Halstead, a former Marine and veteran of the Iraq War, reads Bad Company by Joshua C. Chadd as part of a program that introduces veterans to podcasts. The book follows the story of an American ground commander in Afghanistan who started out as an idealist who brings hope to a country ravaged by decades of war, only to become disillusioned with what he finds on the other side.

"I'm not bad company. I'm just bad for business." In his fifth album with Bad Company, singer and bassist 'Graham Halstead' tells the story of how he's been drifting from the flock since he left his old rock band, The Betrayers. Working as a bakery delivery man during the day and playing music at night, he's found himself growing distant from the things that used to matter to him: love and career ambitions. Now he's down on his luck, watching as bands like Bad Company ride off into the sunset while he considers whether or not to crawl back into obscurity with them.

There is a list of audiobooks on the blog's homepage. The first one on the list is called Bad Company, by Joshua C. Chadd, and has been narrated by Graham Halstead. This book is about a con-man who takes over an entire company, only for it to turn out that everything he did was illegal.

Graham Halstead narrates the audiobook Bad Company. Graham plays a role of a fictitious character who is sitting in a bar, playing music and trying to make friends.

Joshua C. Chadd's Bad Company is a fast-paced, action-packed tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final chapter. The narrator places emphasis on the reader with his low, rough voice that portrays the raw emotion and grit flowing through each character as well as through the story itself.