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The Atlas of Reds and Blues
by Devi S. Laskar; read by Jeed Saddy
The Atlas of Reds and Blues grapples with the complexities of the second-generation American experience, what it means to be a woman of color in the workplace, and a sister, a wife, and a mother to daughters in today's America. Learn More
That's All I Know
by Elisa Levi; read by Stacy Gonzalez
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Nineteen-year-old Little Lea lives in a rural town where life ends at the edge of the forest. When a stranger loses his dog on the first day after the end of the world, Little Lea warns him not to follow it into the forest, that people who enter never come out. Over a shared joint, she tells him about the burning in her gut, winding a tale of loss, desire, and conspiracies. Learn More
Terraformer
by Colleen Houck; read by Piper Goodeve
New York Times bestselling author Colleen Houck presents her latest novel. Learn More
Terminus
by Tristan Palmgren; read by Gildart Jackson
Operatives from an alien culture struggle to survive in medieval Italy, in the SF sequel to the astonishing Quietus. Learn More
The Tengu's Game of Go
by Lian Hearn; read by Neil Shah
As destiny weaves its rich tapestry, a compelling drama plays out against a background of wild forests, elegant castles, hidden temples, and savage battlefields. This is the medieval Japan of Lian Hearn's imagination, where animal spirits clash with warriors and children navigate a landscape as serene as it is deadly. Learn More
Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel
by Sara Farizan; read by Negin Farsad
With the heart of Judy Blume and wit of Alison Bechdel, Sara Farizan brings the authenticity and humor that distinguished her debut novel, If You Could Be Mine, to her second work of fiction for teens. Learn More
The Teahouse Fire
Ellis Avery; read by Barbara Caruso
The fates of two women—one American, one Japanese—become entwined in this sweeping novel of 19th century Japan on the cusp of radical change and westernization Learn More
Tea at Five
Matthew Lombardo; performed by Kate Mulgrew
Kate Mulgrew as Katharine Hepburn in Tea at Five has won standing ovations at each performance. Learn More
The Taste of Sugar
by Marisel Vera; read by Kyla Garcia
Marisel Vera emerges as a major voice of contemporary fiction with a heart-wrenching novel set in Puerto Rico on the eve of the Spanish-American War. Learn More
Tarnished Icons
by Stuart M. Kaminsky; read by John McLain
Book 11 in the Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov Mysteries by Stuart M. Kaminsky. Learn More
The Tapestry
Nancy Bilyeau; ready by Nicola Barber
The next page-turner in the Joanna Stafford series takes place in the heart of the Tudor court, as the plucky young former novice risks everything to defy the most powerful men of her era. Learn More
Tante Eva
Paula Bomer; read by Jennifer Jill Araya
The story of a woman in Berlin and her American niece, a pair bound together and driven apart by loves, desires, frustrations, and addictions. Learn More
The Tangled Stars
by Edward Willett; read by Wayne Mitchell
This new novel from an Aurora Award–winning author presents a sci-fi caper of high-stakes interstellar travel.
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A Tall History of Sugar
by Curdella Forbes; read by Robin Miles
AudioFile Earphones Award Winner Publishers Weekly's Big Literary Fiction Books of BookExpo 2019
A Tall History of Sugar tells the story of Moshe Fisher, a man who was "born without skin," so that no one is able to tell what race he belongs to; and Arrienne Christie, his quixotic soul mate who makes it her duty in life to protect Moshe from the social and emotional consequences of his strange appearance. Learn More
Sympathy
by Olivia Sudjic; read by Gemma Dawson
An electrifying debut novel of obsessive love, family secrets, and the dangers of living our lives online. Learn More
The Swimming Pool
by Mary Roberts Rinehart; read by Laurel Lefkow
Two reclusive sisters. A crumbling mansion. A dead doppelgänger. The New York Times bestseller from the author known as the American Agatha Christie. Learn More
Sweetland
Michael Crummey; read by John Lee
Audie Finalist
The epic tale of an endangered Newfoundland community and the struggles of one man determined to resist its extinction. Learn More
Sweeney on the Rocks
by Allen Morris Jones; read by J. Rodney Turner
From Allen Morris Jones comes Sweeney on the Rocks, a literary crime novel that shows how we can run from ourselves, but can never really hide. Learn More
Swashbucklers
by Dan Hanks; read by Dan Calley
When Cisco Collins returns to his home town thirty years after saving it from being swallowed by a hell mouth opened by an ancient pirate ghost, he realizes that being a childhood hero isn't like it was in the movies. Especially when nobody remembers the heroic bits—even the friends who once fought alongside him. Learn More
Swann's War
by Michael Oren; read by Nicol Zanzarella
A thrilling literary fiction whodunit for fans of Delia Owens and Jacqueline Winspear. Learn More
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