Worth Waiting For Audiobook Review: A Heartfelt Second-Chance Romance
Jax Burrows's debut series opener pairs a guarded single-mum nurse with the trauma consultant who fathered her child — a slow-burn second-chance…
Thirst by John Robins Audiobook Review: An Ex-Drinker’s Darkly Funny Journey
Comedian John Robins narrates his own unflinching memoir about alcohol's grip and the hard-won clarity of sobriety — heartfelt, darkly funny, and…
Helm by Sarah Hall Audiobook Review: A Breath of Fresh Air from the Pennines
Louise Brealey brings lyrical versatility to Sarah Hall's ambitious, centuries-spanning novel told from the perspective of the Pennines' notorious northeasterly wind, handling…
This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me
A superfan wakes up inside her favorite grimdark fantasy series in Andrews's sprawling, fandom-savvy opener to the Maggie the Undying series —…
Under Water
Debut novelist Menon's lyrical story of grief and survival across two natural disasters finds a powerful voice in narrator Chantelle Ramdeen, whose…
The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale
Waggoner's madcap fantasy about a decidedly un-soft witch raising an accidental king gets a flawless comedic performance from Rebecca Stern that will…
Billy on Billy: An Audio Memoir
Billy Eichner's audio-exclusive memoir is a hilarious and heartwarming ride through Queens, queer identity, and showbiz dreams — packed with emotion, song,…
The Midnight Train by Matt Haig Audiobook Review: A Cosy, Feelgood Journey
Actor James Norton lends gentle warmth to Matt Haig's Dickensian afterlife fable, in which a dying business magnate revisits key moments of…
THE LAST MANAGER: HOW EARL WEAVER TRICKED, TORMENTED, AND REINVENTED BASEBALL
Johnny Heller's gravelly voice, conversational tone, and high energy do a good job of conveying Weaver's character.
BROMANTASY
Mark Sanderlin narrates this cozy gay romance about two bros on a quest...Sanderlin’s narration perfectly suits the tongue-in-cheek humor.
QUEEN OF FACES
Three narrators find the essential humanity of a group of antiheroes in an action-packed dark academia stunner.
HOW TO FAKE IT IN SOCIETY
Accents play a key role in this historical romance, and narrator Will Watt is masterful delivering them...It all makes for a delightful…
LANGUAGE AS LIBERATION: REFLECTIONS ON THE AMERICAN CANON
Narrator Bahni Turpin invites listeners into Toni Morrison’s Princeton University classroom for the Nobel laureate’s course Studies in African Americanism...Challenging and rewarding.
THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR
Four gifted narrators introduce The Golden Gays, who share a magnificent home in Palm Springs, California in this homage to the 1980s…
Invitation to Murder
Andrea Emmes narrates this complex tale of murder, nostalgia, and ambition. Emmes delivers all the goings-on in an engaging, conversational style that…
Returns and Exchanges
Narrator Amanda Stribling, with her spot-on regional twang, animates this industrious duo...This audiobook will be a favorite of listeners who love big,…
Guilt: A Mystery
Lounibos impeccably presents this complex look at the Japanese legal system, featuring a large and fascinating cast of characters.
The Tuxedo Society
Henning’s sparkling performance is appropriately outrageous.
Grief Is the Thing With Feathers by Max Porter review – a bravura rendering of bereavement
Russell Tovey's narration of Max Porter's 2015 novella crackles with compassion and menace, bringing shapeshifting perspectives of grief — Dad, Boys, and…
Honey by Imani Thompson Audiobook Review: A Darkly Entertaining Campus Thriller
Imani Thompson's debut campus thriller follows a Black PhD candidate at Cambridge whose frustration with abusive men tips into murder — narrated…