Books are wonderful. And while we’ll never be able to replace the joy of cracking the spine and turning the pages of a new book, do you ever feel as though you don’t have enough time to read?
Finding time between work, school, and all the other things you have to do might be difficult. This is why the audio version is so effective. We launched an intense search for high-quality audiobooks that would entertain and quench your appetite for good literature.
From psychological thrillers and historical fiction to romance novels, these audiobooks all have one thing in common: They’re positively enthralling, not to mention certain to make the miles fly.
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
A story about London – not the London you know, but the London Below, the metropolis unseen by the majority but no less real. Inhabited by the overlooked, lost, and forgotten. It’s a world into which Richard Mayhew, a Scottish expatriate living in the Big Smoke, is drawn when he assists Door, a young lady fleeing ruthless assassins who have murdered her entire family. Gaiman’s urban fantasy reimagines London as a unique realm of mythology, one that will have you wondering what’s actually going on, a half-glance out of sight the next time you’re out and about in the city. Gaiman reads the audiobook, while a full-cast audio drama takes listeners on a more immersive tour through London Below.
The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
The Dutch House, The Life of Danny and Maeve, is a family saga narrated by Tom Hanks. The remarkable narration by Academy Award winner Tom Hanks transports you to the fascinating voyage of the Dutch house and the Conroy family. It tells the story of a brother and sister relationship over the course of five decades, who end up bonding over their obsessive connection with the iconic family house they lived in as young children.
Bad Blood by John Carreyrou
What if you possessed a technology capable of revolutionizing medicine and altering the course of human history? And what if you persuaded a large number of individuals to invest in this technology, to the point that you were dubbed the “new Steve Jobs”? That sounds fantastic. The only problem is that your technology is ineffective, and your company is the biggest Ponzi scheme since Enron. This book, narrated by Will Damron, delves into the extraordinary story of just such a firm and the mayhem that resulted after its demise.
Orphan Train: A Novel by Christina Baker Kline
Orphan Train is the story of young Molly Ayer, who has spent the majority of her short life in and out of the foster care system. She is currently assisting an older woman named Vivian in cleaning her home as part of her community service, which has aided her in avoiding juvie. As she assists Vivian in sorting through her belongings, she discovers how similar she is to her. They were both abandoned as infants, which contributes to their relationship. The tale is delivered in a calm and captivating tone, which makes it one of the best novels on tape accessible.
Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
Colleen Hoover is a fan favorite on #BookTok and a #1 New York Times bestselling author. Her latest novel, Reminders of Him, makes for easy listening. It follows a troubled young mother, who is just out of prison for killing her boyfriend in a tragic car accident and working on her shot at redemption. As she tries to reunite with her daughter, she quickly learns everyone is against her — everyone but a local bar owner Ledger Ward. Equal parts heartbreaking and hopeful, you won’t be able to turn this off.
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