Taylor Jenkins Reid doesn't mind getting lost in a story if the narrator knows the way
When she listens to a book, there's nothing like a great narrator to bring it to life.
Fiction
Editors Select: June 2025
17 new releases you can't miss—from fiction to mystery to romance. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.
Emilia Hart explores the connection between women and the sea in "The Sirens"
The author’s magical realist novel is also a fascinating dive into Australia’s history as a destination for convict ships.
Maulik Pancholy knows just what he wants in audiobooks
Mysteries with humor, a nod to South Asian culture, and LGBTQIA+ characters are a must.
Rachel Reiss makes a splash with her YA thriller “Out of Air”
The author’s debut novel about a group of teens looking for treasure off the coast of Australia was inspired by her passion for scuba diving.
Joe Abercrombie shares 5 audiobooks his characters would love
According to the bestselling author, monsters, thieves, immortal knights, and other otherworldly beings would like these listens. Mere mortals might also.
Debut author Rickey Fayne unpacks the intricacies of redemption, generational trauma, and more
"The Devil Three Times" explores the redemptive arc of the Devil as he attempts to act as a guardian angel to a Black family.
The essential guide to Mark Twain, the father of American Literature
Catch up on the unique life of the 19th century humorist, along with the top listens he authored and inspired.
"Immaculate Conception" delves into the intersection of love, art, and technology
Inspired by profound events in her own life, author Ling Ling Huang’s sophomore novel crafts an unforgettable story set within an art school.
Tia Williams loves getting away from it all with an audiobook
The bestselling author tells us about her favorite route for escapism and how these listens take her there.
Nicola Kraus shows a darker side of Park Avenue
In her solo debut, Kraus tells the story of two generations of a family as they struggle to connect with each other and break a history of dysfunction.
“Mom guilt” makes mothers’ lives harder. What if a pill could take it away?
In her funny and provocative new novel, author and psychiatrist Saumya Dave explores the mind-bending ramifications of “The Guilt Pill.”