Falling Stars
In the enchanting town of Eureka Springs, nine-year-old Tommy Lucas is running out of time. Diagnosed with terminal cancer, he clings to an impossible belief: his cure lies with a legendary vampire who once walked these very streets.
As Tommy's devoted mother June, an oncologist, struggles to balance medical reality with her son's hope, their lives intertwine with a mysterious local artist. Unknown to them, this man harbors a century-old secret that could change everything.
Weaving between present-day drama and World War II intrigue, Falling Stars is a spellbinding tale of:
A boy's unwavering faith in the face of mortality
A mother's desperate fight to save her child
An immortal's choice between solitude and love
This eleven-time award winner blends urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and heartfelt family drama, asking: How far would you go to save someone you love?
Dive into a world where history whispers of vampires, where modern medicine meets ageless magic, and where the line between reality and fantasy blurs with every falling star.
Seven Shorts
Reuniting with narrator Keith Michael Pinault, Julie Rogers’ audiobook reissue of Seven Shorts includes “House Call,” the 1999 Writers’ Digest Grand Prize Winner for Short Fiction.
The tales collected in Julie Rogers’s Seven Shorts can be compared to a wintry landscape: what lurks beneath is cloaked by deceptive beauty. They hold literary garments elegant and genteel, belying curves and forms patiently waiting at any moment to shock, or even enlighten.
Spanning decades 1969 to 2045, the narratives weave through classic territories, striking in their range and fertility of imagination. Comprising the collection are stories psychological and horrific, darkly humorous and stoic, filtered through a fine lens of social and personal observation so reasonable you’ll follow it anywhere, to the very end. With Seven Shorts, Julie Rogers creates her own genre, one surging with emotion, wit, and stark-raving sanity.
SPR: Superhuman Public Radio
SPR is public radio For Superhumans, By Superhumans. A loving parody of your favorite public radio shows, SPR presents a world in which superheroes are always in the news, for good or evil. Keith plays a variety of roles across two seasons: Rich Peters, a media talking head who weighs in on the deportation case of an alien super; Tomcat Goldteeth, a villainous panelist on the hit quiz show Wait Wait… Don’t Kill Me!; Jim Pratchett, a carnie with indecipherable politics; and Dean Morgan Welles, a university administrator who is absolutely not running a PhD mill for supervillains, thank you very much. (Comedic, Academic, Southern, Austrian)
Amber Alert
In the crime drama Amber Alert, Keith stars as Kevin Howe, a troubled trucker from Cape Cod coming to terms with his eldest son’s involvement in the death of his youngest. In this episode, Kevin follows a paper trail in search of his recently paroled son. (Narrative, Serious, Boston Accent)
Commercial Reel
0:01 — Computer Ad (Cheerful, Playful, Proud)
0:22 — Podcast Mid-roll (Warm, Intelligent, Grounded)
0:41 — Medication w/Fair Balance (Hopeful, Confident, Uplifting)
1:07 — Cat Food (Earthy, Low, Tongue-in-cheek)
1:28 — Community Pharmacy (Bright, Open, Helpful)