Over the course of her aptly titled, author-narrated memoir, Tina Knowles (mother to music icons Beyoncé and Solange) unspools a story of strength, family, and creativity that spans generations.

Black trans activist Tourmaline crafts an essential, deeply researched portrait of LGBTQIA+ revolutionary Marsha P. Johnson that speaks to her singular life and indelible legacy.

Pop-punk legend Mark Hoppus showcases plenty of humor and heart as he revisits everything from his 1980s upbringing to the meteoric rise of band blink-182 to his public battle with cancer.

Once again, Taylor Jenkins Reid transports listeners to iconic times, creates unforgettable characters, and tells a soaring story about the transformative power of love. Atmosphere is the author at her best.

From the author of Take My Hand comes a multigenerational saga about the stories that make us who we are and the power of imagination, beautifully voiced by Bahni Turpin and Ashley J. Hobbs.

An enduring friendship, a kind gesture that changes a stranger’s life, a wonderful performance by narrator Marin Ireland: My Friends has all the heart and humor you’d expect from Fredrik Backman.

Molly Gray returns with plenty of good news, a great promotion, her upcoming wedding, and a rare find that catapults her into fabulous wealth. What could go wrong?

Sarah Morgan, a high-powered lawyer, is busy. She defended her first husband in a murder case, and now her second husband needs her services. Guilty or not?

Inspired by a true antiquities scandal, this series debut introduces Dr. Gul Delani. Along with investigating a mummy discovery, she's still searching for a missing family member.

Jon Hamm once again slips into the role of private eye Jack Bergin. He's kept busy when he uncovers a plot to evict a whole community during a murder investigation.

The viral historian and bestselling author Rutger Bregman is our fearless, rollicking guide to facing humanity’s big problems with decisive ethical action—now.

A riveting work of narrative nonfiction, this landmark history of the Chinese in America maps two centuries of achievement, abuse, and the search for belonging.

Expect this one on all the parenting group chats: a genre-blending investigation of pregnancy and parenting in the digital age, from online oracle Amanda Hess.

Pulitzer winner Ron Chernow returns with the Twain biography to beat: 48 hours of fascinating depth and detail on America’s beloved humorist and literary icon.

Carley Fortune writes a vacation romance like no other. This time she transports us back to Barry’s Bay, where Charlie Florek, from Fortune’s 2022 debut Every Summer After, finally gets his own happily ever after in this sweet summer love story.

Kennedy Ryan wraps up the Skyland series with her best work yet, an evocative modern romance featuring everyone's favorite rich auntie, Hendrix Barry. Narrators Wesleigh Siobhan and Jakobi Diem reunite to end this series on a high note.

Patti Murin returns to perform Katherine Center's latest, where a reporter faking her way through an assignment gets more than she bargains for when her subject—a charming rescue swimmer—starts to feel less like a story and more like a chance at something real.

In the second installment of Danielle Allen's Curve series, Nina Ford is juggling work, hobbies, and a roster of men that keep her every need met. That is, until one of them wants to move from booty call to boyfriend, and suddenly playing the field isn't so simple for Nina.

A thought-provoking, nightmarish tale following a young runaway and the struggling actress set on saving him, Nat Cassidy's newest story will sit with you long after you finish.

The King of Horror expands his ever-growing "Kingverse" with a brand-new chilling story packed with stalkers, ritualistic crimes, and fan-favorite character Holly Gibney.

When three friends return home to visit their recently comatose childhood friend, they realize they may have fought this brewing battle before, against a far more deadly evil.

Bestselling author Alex North delivers a frightening new serial killer, mysterious deaths, and an emotional father-son tale in The Man Made of Smoke.

Pam Muñoz Ryan (Esperanza Rising, Echo) combines adventure, loss, magical realism, and more in a book that is being hailed as an instant classic.

Alby C. Williams kicks off a new middle-grade fantasy series about an 11-year-old girl on a magical adventure that will take her across time and space.

Newbery Medal winner and National Book Award finalist Erin Entrada Kelly's nonfiction debut introduces listeners to Joey Guerrero, a Filipina WWII spy and hero.

The Weirdies are back in Book 3 of the beloved Audible Original series! And this time, acclaimed actress Helena Bonham Carter will be our guide at Deadeye Manor.

A forbidden knight, a gifted prophetess, and a quest that entangles both fate and faith. There is no escape from the slow-burning tension at the heart of The Knight and the Moth.

Venessa Vida Kelley’s romantasy debut, When the Tides Held the Moon, is a tender story of found family, queer identity, and the courage it takes to set someone free.

In a world where psychic powers mean death, Wren's only mission is survival—until falling for her commander risks everything. Amanda Dolan narrates this series debut.

A deadly game, a cursed palace, and a fake romance that feels a little too real: Welcome to Enchantra, where trusting your heart might be the most dangerous move of all.

The author of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue returns with an irresistible and original vampire tale that spans centuries and follows three young women whose fates intertwine—brought to life by Julia Whelan, Katie Leung, and Marisa Calin.

Emily Tesh's debut novel, Some Desperate Glory, blew us away in 2023—and we weren't alone, as it won the Hugo Award for best novel. Her follow-up, a sapphic dark-academia tale, proves just how versatile Tesh is as an author.

Joe Abercrombie steps outside his First Law universe for this delightfully dark fantasy adventure, featuring a nefarious crew of characters and the author's signature biting wit—perfect for his longtime narrator, Steven Pacey.

In the tradition of World War Z, Dragon Day is a thrilling audio archive of the day dragons appeared on Earth, starring Hayley Atwell (Captain America, Mission Impossible) as Neve, a journalist in search of her missing son.

After facing their own personal challenges, Glennon Doyle, her sister Amanda, and Glennon's wife, Abby Wambach, deliver a treasure trove of wisdom from diverse voices on navigating love, grief, and everything in between.

From the team at Headspace: Turn your daily walk into a mindfulness supercharge. Whether you're a newbie or a Zen master, these guided strolls are your ticket to presence, grounding, and happiness.

Bestselling author Travis Bradberry is back with 60 fresh strategies to skyrocket your emotional intelligence. Plus, each copy comes with a unique passcode to take The Emotional Intelligence Test™ to help you create a personalized plan.

This audiobook from celebrity couple RaaShaun "DJ Envy" and Gia Casey offers candid insights on raising happy children while maintaining a strong partnership to foster a family environment filled with love, resilience, and purpose.

National Book Award finalist Akwaeke Emezi dreams up a West African world in which gods touch everyone with gifts and the land is riven by magic users.

Author Tia Williams makes her first foray into YA fiction with this sweet romance about two teens spending a summer writing a self-help book together.

A wannabe popular kid turns up dead at the local high school, and who are the prime suspects for the murder but the popular kids themselves.

Yay for deadly competitions, and this one is sure to stir up a maelstrom of all the things we like best: love triangles, devastating magic, and a hardcore heroine.