Mystery & Thriller

These are my favorite listening recommendations for all the scare-seekers out there.

The former commander of the International Space Station brings the true cosmic experience to life in his Cold War chiller 'The Apollo Murders.'

Listen in as best-selling author Liane Moriarty discusses tennis, the writing process, and her new critically acclaimed mystery novel.

The creator of the hit You series, whose third installment You Love Me recently released, chats with the voice of Joe Goldberg himself—Hall of Fame narrator Santino Fontana—in this exclusive conversation.

From his passion for gadgets and gambling to the way he likes his martinis ("Shaken, not stirred"), everyone is familiar with the tastes and traits of James Bond, the world's most famous fictional spy. Get ready to ramp up your knowledge of the life and habits of his creator, author Ian Fleming.

In her latest novel, about three women out for revenge, the best-selling author of 'The Girl on the Train' explores how our actions, justified or not, shape who we are.

The best listens, in my opinion, release in the fall. It clearly is blockbuster season, and a lot of creepier listens tend to come out in time for Halloween, which is my jam. To help you navigate the pile of titles, I queued up my list of top listens—check out my picks below!

Witchcraft, alchemy, magic, and divination, oh my! These audiobooks will take you deep into the spellbinding and widely misunderstood world of the occult.

Even though Independence Day has passed, July still rings red, white, and blue in spirit as long as the fireworks are still going off in my neighborhood. With that specific noise in mind, what better way to distract yourself from the bangs and sparklers than with a nice volume-controlled listening list. These political thriller recommendations are penned by the very people who take part in protecting our democracy and country.

In one of the year's most anticipated debuts, Zakiya Dalila Harris draws from her experiences in the publishing industry to craft an all-too-accurate suspense novel about the micro-horrors of being a person of color in the workplace.

Margaret Atwood is one of the most iconic authors of all time, period. But if you've worked your way through all of her stellar audiobooks and don’t know where to go next, here are some listens by authors similar to Atwood that you will surely enjoy.