Fiction
Enjoy the best new fiction and bestsellers like The Time Traveler's Wife, Life of Pi, The Elegance of the Hedgehog, and Water for Elephants in exceptional unabridged editions. We have your favorite authors, from Louis L'Amour to Stephen King to JRR Tolkien.
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The Sultan and the Queen
by Jerry Brotton; read by Ralph Lister
The gripping story of Queen Elizabeth's bold alliance with the Ottoman sultan by the New York Times bestselling author of A History of the World in Twelve Maps. Learn More
Suite Française
Irène Némirovsky; translated by Sandra Smith; read by Daniel Oreskes and Barbara Rosenblat
A lost masterpiece of French literature, this epic novel of life under Nazi occupation was discovered 62 years after the author’s tragic death at Auschwitz. Learn More
Sugar Run
by Mesha Maren; read by Hillary Huber
Indie Next List
Set within the charged insularity of rural West Virginia, Sugar Run is a searing and gritty debut about making a run for another life. Learn More
Sudden Rain
Maritta Wolff; read by Barbara Rosenblat
A novel set in the fall of 1972, it perfectly captures, with expansive emotion and keen observation, the domestic trends. Learn More
Such Good Friends
by Stephen Greco; read by Erin Bennett
Reveling in the star-studded parties, fashionable restaurants, and gilt-edged inner circles of its most exclusive events, Truman Capote and his flock of glamorous socialite "swans" rule the highest echelons of 1960s and '70s high society New York. Stephen Greco brings this scandalous world to life in a fascinating recreation of the tumultuous friendship between Capote and his most elegant yet unconventional swan: princess and sister of Jackie Kennedy, Her Serene Highness Lee Radziwill. Learn More
Subdivision
by J. Robert Lennon; read by Nicole Poole
Harrowing, meticulous, and deranged, Subdivision is a brilliant maze of a novel from the writer Kelly Link has called "a master of the dark arts." With the narrative intensity and mordant humor familiar to fans of Broken River, J. Robert Lennon continues his exploration of the mysteries of perception and memory. Learn More
Stubborn Archivist
by Yara Rodrigues Fowler; read by Carolina Santos Read
For fans of Chemistry and Conversations with Friends: A mesmerizing and witty debut novel about a young woman growing up between two disparate cultures, and the singular identity she finds along the way. Learn More
A String of Beads
by Thomas Perry; read by Joyce Bean
After two decades protecting innocent victims on the run, and a year after getting shot on a job that took a dangerous turn for the worse, Jane McKinnon, née Whitefield, has settled into the quiet life of a suburban housewife in Amherst, New York—or so she thinks. Learn More
The Strangler Vine
M.J. Carter; read by Alex Wyndham
Set in the untamed wilds of nineteenth-century colonial India, a dazzling historical thriller introducing an unforgettable investigative pair.
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Strangers in Budapest
by Jessica Keener; read by Amy Landon
Atmospheric, secretive, much like the old Hungarian city itself, Strangers in Budapest is an intricately woven story of lives that intersect and pull apart, perfect for fans of Celeste Ng's Everything I Never Told You and Chris Pavone's The Expats. Learn More
The Strange Inheritance of Leah Fern
by Rita Zoey Chin; read by Sarah Skaer
A luminous coming of age story about a fiercely lonely young woman's quest to uncover the truth behind her mother's disappearance. Learn More
A Strange Habit of Mind
by Andrew Klavan; read by Adam Barr
In Book 2 of the Cameron Winter Mystery series, English professor and ex-spy Cameron Winter confronts a Big Tech billionaire to solve the suspicious suicide of a former student. Learn More
Strange Children
by Sadie Hoagland; read by Amy Melissa Bentley
In a polygamist commune in the desert, a fourteen-year-old boy and a twelve-year-old girl fall in love and consummate that love, breaking religious law. They are caught, and a year later, she gives birth to his father's child while the boy commits murder four hundred miles away—a crime that will slowly unravel the community. Learn More
A Story Can Be Told About Pain
by Lisa Martin; read by Rebecca Gibel
F O R T H C O M I N G ! Available May
When an accident upends their lives, fourteen-year-old Shiloh and her mother Ruth must leave their idyllic home to make a new life in the city. They find housing—through an evangelical church operating out of a strip mall—that backs onto the grounds of the abandoned Pacific Hospital for the Mind. As Shiloh becomes involved with an undercurrent of teenagers who frequent the grounds of the ruined asylum, her rebellion and grief push her towards choices she can never take back. Learn More
Stories
Garrison Keillor; read by Garrison Keillor
A Grammy® Award nominee.
This audio collection includes Keillor's own favorite stories from his many years as a contributor to The New Yorker and from two of his best-selling books, Happy to Be Here and We Are Still Married. Learn More
This audio collection includes Keillor's own favorite stories from his many years as a contributor to The New Yorker and from two of his best-selling books, Happy to Be Here and We Are Still Married. Learn More
The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry
Gabrielle Zevin; read by Scott Brick
A LibraryReads Favorite Pick!
With his wife gone, a rare book stolen, and both his bookstore and love of life in serious decline, only something extraordinary could alter the sagging fortunes of A. J. Fikry and Island Books. What he discovers one night among the children’s books, however, could change everything. Learn More
The Stonecutter
Camilla Läckberg; read by David Thorn
AudioFile Editors’ Pick
In the third novel from Sweden’s bestselling female writer, yet more trouble for the small town of Fjällbacka: The mysterious drowning of a little girl threatens to tear the town apart. Learn More
The Stone Girl
by Dirk Wittenborn; read by Devon Sorvari
The Stone Girl is a riveting tale of deception, vengeance, and power set against the haunting beauty of the Adirondack wilderness. Learn More
Sting Like A Butterfly
by Paul Coggins; read by Joe Barrett
When criminal attorney Cash McCahill is falsely convicted of jury tampering, he must survive a prison teeming with enemies and navigate the more dangerous world on the outside in order to clear his name, regain his law license, and return to his only real home—the courtroom. Learn More
Still Lives
by Maria Hummel; read by Tavia Gilbert
Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine August Book Pick
A young editor at a Los Angeles art museum finds herself pulled into the disturbing and dangerous world of a famous artist who goes missing on the opening night of her exhibition. Set against a culture that too often fetishizes violence against women, Still Lives is a page-turning exodus into the art world's hall of mirrors, and one woman's journey into the belly of an industry flooded with money and secrets. Learn More
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