The Disappearance Free Audiobook Download by Franklin W. Dixon

When fourteen-year-old Ben sees a mysterious man near his house one night, he is convinced that the world has changed forever. Ben's parents insist it's just someone dressed up in a costume and to not worry about it. As they start preparing for Halloween, Ben starts worrying more and more. When Ben wakes up on November 1st, the day of the disappearance, he is terrified to see that everything has gone back to normal. There is no trace of the masked stranger outside or anything unusual going on anywhere else.

You are in the car, listening to your favorite audiobooks when the car has a sudden engine failure. To say that you're scared is an understatement. You have been driving for hours, and you've seen no sign of any towns or people. You have no clue where you are, and your wondering if there was an accident on the highway at all. Suddenly, you hear something from outside the window. You open it to find a man with a gun in his hand pointing it at you.

Matthew and Sarah are best friends who live in the same town but went to different schools because of their parents working in different fields. Matthew is popular and always has someone to talk to, while Sarah is quiet and withdrawn. Things get complicated when one day Matthew disappears without explanation. The Disappearance is a suspenseful page-turner that will have you on the edge of your seat until the unexpected twist at the end.

"The Disappearance" is the first book in the series of young adult science fiction novels by Franklin W. Dixon. It tells the story of two teenagers, Tony and Amy, who find themselves on a deserted island with an old man, Willy, and his beloved dog, Tiger. The children take some time to rescue Willy from the island, but Tiger doesn't survive. One year later, Tony accidentally discovers that Tiger wasn't alone on the island and he sets off to try and find him again in "The Return".

Franklin W. Dixon is one of the most prolific authors of young adult literature, with over 130 books to his name. He's won many awards for his works and was inducted into the New York Times Library of Living Legends in 2006. Despite his success in literature, he hasn't been forgotten behind a desk; he's a regular speaker at libraries and schools around the country where he shares his knowledge about writing and storytelling.

I am a new writer, and I have to say that the audio book experience has been amazing. It enabled me to find time for writing around my other obligations. The narration of my audiobook was done by Tim Gregory, who has a very unique voice.