New York Times bestselling author Jacqueline Woodson’s new novel Red at the Bone is an intergenerational exploration of familial bonds, as told from multiple perspectives and beautifully brought to life in the full-cast audiobook production that includes the author herself. Read more
In her fourth novel, Very Nice, Marcy Dermansky deftly traverses our cultural landscape of identity, art, and politics. Read more
Finding a short story collection that is as moving and fully-formed as your favorite novel can be a challenge. Luckily, Someone Who Will Love You in All Your Damaged Glory fits the bill. Read more
Lost Roses, the eagerly awaited follow-up to bestseller Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly, is historical fiction at its best that truly blooms on audio. Read more
Bestselling author Julie Berry is at it again. She’s written Lovely War, a beautiful historical fiction story; in fact, Kirkus Reviews gave it a starred review calling it, “an unforgettable romance so Olympian in scope, human at its core, and lyrical in its prose that it must be divinely inspired.” Read more
In New York Times-bestselling author Fiona Barton’s The Suspect, four narrators bring out four very different perspectives in a twisting psychological suspense about a parent’s worst nightmare. Read more
There’s a new adventure from the New York Times bestselling author of the Big Nate series: Max and the Midknights. It’s an illustrated novel, peppered with graphic novel panels throughout, so the audiobook production was exciting to adapt and create. Max’s quest to become a knight is now an original audio performance with a full cast, music, and special effects. Read more