Dawn of the North
A new age begins in the Kingdom of Íseldur in this sizzling third installment of the Viking-inspired romantasy, The Ashen Series.
A new age begins in the Kingdom of Íseldur in this sizzling third installment of the Viking-inspired romantasy, The Ashen Series.
A Crichton manuscript written in 1973 and never published until now. A screenwriter turns up dead in a motel bathtub, a studio publicist scrambles to keep the picture on schedule, and an investigator starts working the set. Ray Porter performs.
Two closeted men, father and son, on an island where everyone notices. Lorne MacFadyen reads Stuart's third novel.
Angel Pean and Ashley J. Hobbs narrate a tale about two Louisiana girls raised as sisters take opposite roads out into the world.
A spirit comforts a dying oil tycoon who insists he has nothing to regret.
Rachel Maddow reads a field manual for dissent, built from interviews across five continents.
Ann Patchett reads her own novel — a stepfather turns up at the Met and collapses forty years in an afternoon.
Two sisters vanish in the Pine Barrens in 1990. Three narrators split the past from the cold case that reopens it.
A broke American takes a job with a 92-year-old Baronessa in Tuscany. Edoardo Ballerini, at his driest.
A centaur uses the machine; a reverse centaur is used by it. Doctorow reads his own guide to the AI bubble.
A teenager falls from a Thames tower with a life nobody recognised. Radden Keefe reads his own reporting.
A dying man is handed back the moments that mattered most. James Norton reads Haig's time-travelling love story.
Reconstruction-era Alabama across the lives of an enslaved Black family and their white owners — performed by the incomparable Dion Graham.
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