An epic quest fantasy debut that is the Tlingit indigenous response to The Lord of the Rings.
A novel that that moves between past and present, the Native and the non-Native, history and myth, and tradition and survival.
Two lost sisters find family, and themselves, among the voices of an Ojibwe reservation.
A fifty-year-old mystery converges with a present-day struggle over family, land, and history.
In this must-listen thriller, Dawn recons with trauma and violence, loss and reclamation in an unsettling world where spirit realms entwine with the living—and where it is humans who carry out the truly monstrous acts.
Indigenous author Kaitlin Curtice shows that we can learn to practice embodied ways of belonging and connection to ourselves and one another through everyday practices, such as getting more in touch with our bodies, resting, and remembering our ancestors.
An inspired weaving of indigenous knowledge, plant science, and personal narrative. Performed by the author.
Sharing the traditional stories she learned at Keewaydinoquay’s side as well as stories from other American Indian traditions and her own experiences, Geniusz brings the plants to life with narratives that explain their uses, meaning, and history.
In a world facing a mounting climate crisis and record economic inequality, Invisible No More exposes the deep wounds of a racist past while offering a powerful call to care for one another and the planet.
In fifty short essays, Grover reflects on the spiritual beliefs and everyday practices that carry the Ojibwe through the year and connect them to this northern land of rugged splendor.
Ghost stories for the digital age by the Booker Prize–longlisted author of The Wall.
But they soon come to realize it isn’t Brackenby House that’s haunted. They are. And the ghosts will stop at nothing to continue The Suffering . . .
Inspired by true events and informed by historical accounts, this modern Gothic tale evokes the mass hysteria of the Salem witch trials and the terror of the events in Pont-Saint-Esprit, France, in 1951.
A must-listen ghost story.
A must-listen debut novel about how we forever haunt the places we love and how they haunt us in return.
Marjorie Hudson lays out the boundaries of a field that contains the soul of the South, and leads us to a day of reckoning.
Anne feels sure her prayers have been heard. Until the terrifying night she stumbles upon a tortured spirit roaming the dark halls of Northfield, a spirit that only she can see.
Las Posadas is V. Castro’s first Christmas horror novelette set in Texas.
A brutal murder. A seaside village drenched in fog. A vile history . . .
In an effort to escape some local bullies, best friends, Ashley and Jude, decide to brave Devil’s Ditch, a place deep in the woods that everyone says is haunted. There’s a naked woman chained up inside. Her name is Rose, and there’s something not quite right about her.
A terrifying horror novel set in a melting Arctic landscape. Something deadly has lain dormant for thousands of years, but now the permafrost is giving up its secrets . . .
Soon the hotel will find itself under siege by something much worse than the storm.
The shadow of all Evil is about to eclipse the world. Just one person stands in its way . . .
This is an Age Gap, Enemies to Lovers, Ice Queen, Opposites Attract Lesbian/Sapphic Romance. It is a steamy, yet loving, always with a Happy Ever After.
How far would you go to live the life of your dreams? Would you fake-date your total opposite while trapped on a road trip together? A charming, fake-relationship lesbian romance about being bold and taking chances.
Outdrawn is a slow-burn, rivals-to-lovers sapphic romance.
Meeting Millie is a sapphic romance about the nature of friendship, how two people change over the years, and how they see themselves and each other.
Those Who Wait, Midnight Rain provides the opportunity to fall in love with Sutton and Charlotte all over again in a parallel universe.
Elisa Benitez is proud of who she is. If someone doesn’t like her, that’s their problem, and Elisa couldn’t care less. Particularly if that person is Darcy Fitzgerald, a snobby, socially awkward heiress.
But neither of them expected the deep connection they felt, or how that connection could grow so fast. Something deep and pure and life-changing . . . something as fragile as glass, that they both know will shatter in the end no matter how hard they try to hold on to it.
Mirroring each other’s grief turns into soothing each other’s hearts for Siyanna and Drue. Yet will the nature of their bond ruin their chances at love? Or will they become one another’s saving grace?
Marrying a sexy, outrageous billionaire in Vegas was a wager on my future. His arrival in my small town two weeks later? Not in the prenup.
He was supposed to be the one guy she could never—would never—like, much less love. Famous last words.
Women’s fiction centering on friendship, self-growth, and new beginnings.
In Colleen French’s heartfelt summer listen, a Delaware oceanside cottage is the perfect setting for a season of surprising lessons about how much there is to gain—when you finally let go.
A faded scrapbook reveals secrets that reconnect old friends in a place called Sweethaven.
As she adapts to life in the cozy beachside town, Charlotte uncovers a buried secret that changes everything she thought she knew about her family. And a handsome newcomer with a mysterious past has her questioning whether she’s ready to open up her heart again . . .
Widow Jen Watson’s grown boys are on their own, and she’s looking forward to having a blissful summer at the family beach house with her lifelong best friends, for the first time in years—until she finds out her family has been scheming to sell it.
A chilling, compulsive story of five amateur sleuths, whose hunt for an elusive killer catapults them into danger as the world watches.
“The dangers of amateur sleuthing, the twisty plotting, and the psychological explorations are handled well by Howard.” —AudioFile
Discover this creepy, charming monster-slaying fantasy romance—from the perspective of the monster—by Nebula Award-winning debut author John Wiswell.
“Rose brings each character’s traits to life–from Shesheshen’s deadpan humor to Homily’s earnest compassion–and performs fight scenes with a liveliness that transports listeners into the battle.” —AudioFile
Where enemies become lovers, monsters stalk a cursed realm, and a forgotten princess finds the strength to tear off her crown and become the warrior she was never meant to be.
“Samantha Brentmoor delivers a standout performance, skillfully portraying Odessa’s transformation from hesitant princess to strong and determined warrior. . . . Jason Clarke’s portrayal of the stoic Guardian adds a perfect balance of intensity and mystery to the pair’s enemies-to-lovers dynamic.” —AudioFile
The fourth and final book in The Galactic Cold War series sees Simon Kovalic and his crew on another life threatening adventure.
A chance encounter. An unforgettable night. A must-listen romance from Milena McKay. Contains mature themes.
“The perfect storyline for Abby Craden’s fantastic range of voices!” —Lovely Audiobooks
A supernaturally-tinged LA puzzle-box thriller—Zodiac with teeth, from the Bram Stoker Award-nominated and bestselling author of Come with Me.
“Each narrator brought depth and nuance to their character, which made the transitions seamless and the listening experience incredibly immersive. Their performances really elevated the tone and emotion of the story.” —Cadman Reads
The amazing experiences of America’s proud Marines, from the birth of the U.S. Marine Corps to today’s operations around the globe.
This is the story of how America’s first women soldiers helped win World War I, earned the vote, and fought the U.S. Army.
“A fresh, well-researched contribution to military and gender history.” —Kirkus
“Narrator Susan Ericksen is the perfect choice for this gem of overlooked history, which tells the story of America’s first female soldiers.” —AudioFile
John Lewis Barkley’s memoir, first published in 1930 as No Hard Feelings and long out of print, provides a vivid ground-level look at World War I through the eyes of a soldier whose exploits rivaled those of Sergeant York.
David Brown’s life has been one of perseverance, tenacity, and achievement. And Goliath is his story through military life and what comes after—the good and the bad.
Each year, the Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps selects one book that he believes is both relevant and timeless for reading by all Marines. The Commandant’s choice for 1993 was We Were Soldiers Once . . . and Young.
“Jonathan Davis gives a splendid narration . . . [his] baritone is resonant, his pacing deliberate but by no means plodding, and his pronunciation clear and precise.” —AudioFile
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