The 10 best mysteries and thrillers of 2024This is the year of thrillers that hit very close to home. Sit back, listen, and enjoy. But maybe you want to check the locks?
5 listens with Louise PennyLouise Penny, the master of mysteries, took some time out to share with us her favorite audiobooks and why they made her list.
Get lost in the drama and intrigue of dark academiaFull of murderous plots and mysteries of the occult, all set in the embrace of ivy-covered walls and labyrinthine libraries, the hallmarks of dark academia books can't be beat if you love a bewitching listen.
Sarah Pekkanen takes us on a journey into the darkness of wealthWhen it comes to secrets, lies, and layers of storytelling, "House of Glass" is an embarrassment of riches.
The essential guide to Colleen HooverWhether you're new to her work or a certified CoHort, this handy guide to Colleen Hoover's bestselling series and standalone novels has everything you need to find your next listen.
Unravel curious cases in these thrilling sci-fi mysteriesCombining the speculative elements of science fiction with the twists and turns of mystery, these genre-blending listens are purely pause-resistant.
5 listens with Rachel Howzell HallThe bestselling author of twisty thrills and chills tells us why these five listens are at the top of her list.
Grab your popcorn—these electrifying, cinematic listens rival any summer blockbusterNo box office? No problem. From full-cast audio productions to stories that will get your heart racing, these cinematic stories are a match for the big screen.
Deadly infatuations and true love collide in "All the Colors of the Dark"Chris Whitaker draws on 1970s history and his childhood experiences in a genre-bending tale of love and mystery as a serial killer stalks a Missouri town.
A reality TV show turns deadly in Ruth Ware’s latest psychological thrillerIn “One Perfect Couple,” the body count rises with the twists and turns when 5 couples are trapped at an isolated island resort.
“The Wealth of Shadows” is a captivating thriller about economic warfareWith a fresh angle on WWII and a knack for making complex economic concepts thrilling, Graham Moore’s latest historical novel pulls off the improbable, twice.