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This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Based on two landmark lectures delivered by Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own remains one of the most foundational and widely‑read works of feminist literary criticism. With sharp wit, elegant prose, and penetrating insight, Woolf explores the...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. 루시 모드 몽고메리(L. M. Montgomery)의 숨겨진 대표작이자 성인 독자를 위한 클래식 로맨스 『블루 캐슬 (The Blue Castle)』 한국어 완역본. 답답하고 억압적인 가부장적 가문에서 29살 노처녀로...

#1 New York Times bestselling author Carley Fortune returns with a sun-drenched and incandescent new novel...

A literary father –daughter novel about memory, forgiveness, and the search for belonging. He wrote detectives who lived in shadows. She grew up searching for a signal in the static. When Jeff Griffin and Zoe MacKenzie meet, silence gives way to memory, music, and the chance to belong. Jeff Griffin built his name writing acclaimed crime novels set in postwar New Orleans —but spent decades hiding from his own past. Zoe MacKenzie grew up without him, raised on stories instead of a father. For more than 18 years, Zoe MacKenzie only knew half her story.

In 1992, as her husband lies dying of AIDS, a woman is forced to confront the choices that shaped her life —and the love she never fully understood. Caryn Jennings spent years searching for a way to be seen. Leaving behind a quiet life in Western New York, she arrives in New York City determined to reinvent herself. In a world where beauty opens doors and invisibility closes them, Caryn learns quickly that attention can be earned —even if it comes at a cost. By her early twenties, she is surviving through choices that blur the line between control and surrender.

From the bestselling author of The Light After the War comes a beautiful story of resilience and female friendship that will resonate with readers of Beatriz Williams and Bonnie Garmus. Commencement day at Wellesley college, a prominent female psychologist takes the stage and advises the...

Mean Girls meets Big Little Lies in this addictive, juicy novel about three best friends whose shifting loyalties and betrayals threaten to upend a luxury vacation to Lake Como, from the bestselling author of A Killer Wedding. “Frothy and fizzy yet sharp and witty, Bad Best Friend is for...

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Everyone saw Caroline. Ashley saw what it cost her. What does it really mean to be beautiful? When Caroline and Ashley meet at fifteen, the answer seems obvious. Caroline is the girl everyone notices—striking, magnetic, impossible to look away from. Ashley is the one beside her: thoughtful, watchful, quietly aware that the world does not hand out rewards evenly. Over the decades that follow, their lives take very different shapes—marriage and its dangers and disappointments, work and reinvention, the heartbreaks that rearrange a person.

Her art was supposed to stay on the walls. Hidden in alleys and underpasses, her graffiti speaks in symbols—beautiful, dangerous, alive. Then the city starts answering back. What she paints comes true, and overnight she becomes something impossible: an anonymous oracle whose work bends reality. Power notices. A silent guardian watches her from the shadows, offering protection without questions—but with a weight that feels like a vow. A man of fire and rebellion dares her to stop playing safe, tempting her toward chaos and desire.

A mysterious confession leads one woman to Grasse, France, the perfume capital of the world, where she uncovers a deep-rooted secret that reverberates across centuries. Inspired by Patrick Suskin's Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Vanessa McCausland's The Heart Note travels from 2022, to 2001...

A small-town forbidden romance between a grumpy publicist and his sunshine, pop-star client that can be listened to as a standalone or as part of an interconnected romance series! From a young age, child star-turned pop star Willa Stone knew “having it all” was a myth. The truth is, at some point, you have to choose what you really want in life: a career or a love life, fame or friends, success or peace. Knowing her true purpose in life is to create music and perform, she’s long accepted that her life would always be on display, and every moment would revolve around building the brand.

Joan Weaver restores broken furniture in a cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains. She lives alone. She likes it that way. Then she stops for a dog on the side of the road—and everything changes. The Rhodesian Ridgeback leads her to a yoga class that cracks her open. To a widow hiding a devastating secret. To a letter that could free a woman from years of misplaced guilt. And to a photograph that proves Joan's connection to this tragedy goes back further than she ever imagined.

He’s trying to keep his livelihood afloat. She threatens to destroy it. Will two wild hearts finally be tamed? Hawk Lachlan will do anything to save his family’s zoo. With only a year to prove that he and his siblings can handle the responsibility, the gruff eldest brother is determined to fulfill his father’s legacy. So when the new gift shop girl keeps causing clumsy chaos, he refuses to let their attraction add to the mayhem. Hannah Murphy is getting desperate.

Based on a true story, Jo van Gogh defies the art establishment to prove her inherited "worthless" paintings are masterpieces, securing her young son’s future and Vincent’s legendary legacy.

Callie Williams is determined to rebuild her life. When The Summer Breeze Bed & Breakfast, her beloved business, and the place she calls home, is almost destroyed by arson, she has no choice but to embark on another major renovation. And when Nick Larrington, the only man she’ll ever truly love, reenters her life, she knows that her only choice is to open her heart to him once and for all. There are new friends to be made and old foes to confront in the third book of this heartwarming series. Guests and the seasons keep changing, but your favorite characters will all be back.

This powerful continuation of *The Truth Never Told* series is a deeply personal reflection on identity, pain, survival, and the quiet strength that rises from truth. Through poetic narrative, raw observation, and heartfelt memory, the book confronts the realities of unrest, the distortion of innocence, and the voices too often silenced.

A walled garden with a locked gate. An old house standing empty. A heavy heart ready to discover the secrets of this forgotten place… When unemployed librarian Evie Temple takes an archiving position at a remote Yorkshire manor house, she hopes it will be the escape she’s been seeking. But...

Two women, bound by blood and betrayal, must break silence across centuries-or be silenced forever, in the dazzling new novel by New York Times bestselling author Madeline Martin. In present day, Lilith Legare's life is unraveling. Since her mother's death, strange things have been happening -...

A compelling, candid and darkly funny novel that explores the modern realities of our dysfunctional public health system, and the fragile human beings fighting to make it work. Night shift. Just keep them all alive until the morning they said. No higher brain function required they said. They...