Emma

Wuthering Heights

• UNABRIDGED (11 hrs and 23 mins)
• By Emily Bronte
• Narrated By Flo Gibson
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Catherine Earnshaw's passionate statement reveals the core of Emily Bronte's tempestuous literary masterpiece. Meeting as children, Catherine and Heathcliff begin a relationship that grows into obsession as family, class, and fate work against them as much as their own jealous natures.

Mansfield Park

• UNABRIDGED (14 hrs and 30 mins)
• By Jane Austen
• Narrated By Wanda McCaddon
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Shy, fragile Fanny Price is the consummate "poor relation". Sent to live with her wealthy uncle Thomas, she clashes with his spoiled, selfish daughters and falls in love with his son. Their lives are further complicated by the arrival of a pair of witty, sophisticated Londoners, whose flair for flirtation collides with the quiet, conservative country ways of Mansfield Park.

The Scarlet Letter

• UNABRIDGED (8 hrs and 38 mins)
• By Nathaniel Hawthorne
• Narrated By Flo Gibson
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Northanger Abbey

• UNABRIDGED (7 hrs and 5 mins)
• By Jane Austen
• Narrated By Donada Peters
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Northanger Abbey is the coming-of-age story of Catherine Morland, who is taken to the fashionable resort of Bath with her friends, the Allens. While in Bath, she meets Henry Tilney and his sister Eleanor. The Tilneys invite Catherine to Northanger Abbey, their family estate. Catherine, an avid reader of Gothic novels, soon becomes obsessed with the thought that possible atrocities are going on at the abbey.

Pride and Prejudice

• UNABRIDGED (11 hrs and 1 min)
• By Jane Austen
• Narrated By Sharon Williams
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A delightful novel about "how girls catch husbands." Listen in to find out: What will happen to sister Lydia? Will the arrogant Lady Catherine de Burgh's intrigues be foiled? Will sister Jane marry Mr. Bingley? And especially, will Elizabeth, cured of her prejudice, and Mr. Darcy, cured of his pride, fall into each other's arms? Listeners will also savor the wit, the sly irony and satire and comedy that Miss Austen crowds into almost every quiet, well-bred line of this novel.