Fiction

A Short History of Women

Kate Walbert; read by Nicola Barber, Ruth Moore, Kathleen McInerney, Eliza Foss, and Paula Parker

From critically acclaimed National Book Award nominee Kate Walbert comes this bestselling and provocative fiction work chronicling four generations of women, their aspirations, the limits imposed on them, and the sometimes startling choices they make in the world. Learn More

Shine Until Tomorrow

by Carla Malden; read by Jane Oppenheimer

A fun and touching novel about the people who raise us, the times that define us, and the stumbling blocks on our way to being a grown-up, Shine Until Tomorrow tells the story of a girl obsessed with the future who must visit the past to learn to live in the present. Learn More

Sherlock Holmes: A Baker Street Dozen

Arthur Conan Doyle; performed by John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, and Orson Welles

Acclaimed, exciting, fully dramatized performances of twelve Conan Doyle classics. Learn More

Sherlock Holmes and the Telegram from Hell

by Nicholas Meyer; read by David Robb and Nicholas Meyer

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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson cross the Atlantic at the height of World War I in pursuit of a mysterious coded telegram in this new mystery from the author of The Return of the Pharaoh. Learn More

Shelter in Place

by Deborah D. Moore; read by Marni Penning

The latest novel from Deborah D. Moore, author of the popular Journal and EMPulse series. Learn More

She Lover of Death

by Boris Akunin; read by Nigel Patterson

A fantastically entertaining murder mystery from Boris Akunin, author of The Coronation. Learn More

The Shawl

Cynthia Ozick; read by Yelena Shmulenson

A BookPage Best Audio of the Year

Winner of the O. Henry Prize.
A short story (“Rosa”) and a novella (“The Shawl”) which together tell an exquisitely powerful and moving tale of the Holocaust. Learn More

Shakespeare's Sonnets

William Shakespeare; read by Simon Callow

This selection presents all 154 sonnets composed from 1593-1601. Learn More

Shakespeare and the Afterlife

by John Garrison; read by Steven Crossley

Shakespeare and the Afterlife is the first book to focus on discussions of what happens after death within the author's body of work. Learn More

Shadows of Love, Shadows of Loneliness

by William T. Vollmann; read by Paul Heitsch

In this landmark collection, William T. Vollmann offers a kaleidoscopic retrospective of the visual artwork he has produced over four decades, with new commentary from Vollmann on his process, inspiration, and the many intersections with his writing. Learn More

Shadows of Love, Shadows of Loneliness

by William T. Vollmann; read by Paul Heitsch

In this landmark collection, William T. Vollmann offers a kaleidoscopic retrospective of the visual artwork he has produced over four decades, with new commentary from Vollmann on his process, inspiration, and the many intersections with his writing. Learn More

Shadow of the Lions

by Christopher Swann; read by James Foster

2017 Voice Arts Award Nominee

Shadow of the Lions is a gripping literary thriller, but also a moving coming-of-age story that is as much about the mystery as it is about the redemption of a broken friendship and a lost soul. Learn More

The Shades

by Evgenia Citkowitz; read by Sarah Zimmerman

Spare and haunting, The Shades is a gripping mystery and profound study of a family in crisis. Learn More

Shade

Neil Jordan; read by Terry Donnelly

Set in Ireland between the 1900s and 1950s, Shade is a haunting novel of love and war. Learn More

The Seven Sisters

Lucinda Riley; read by Emily Lucienne

Maia D'Apliése and her five sisters gather together at their childhood home, 'Atlantis' - a fabulous, secluded castle situated on the shores of Lake Geneva - having been told that their beloved father, the elusive billionaire they call Pa Salt, has died. Learn More

Seven Nights

by Simon Strauss; read by Bruce Mann

The most reviewed, discussed, and recommended German language debut of the last decade, Seven Nights has earned Simon Strauss praise as "one of the greatest talents of his generation" by the Tagesspiegel newspaper. Learn More