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The Time Machine: A brilliant Victorian scientist travels to the astonishing year 802,701 AD. What initially appears to be a paradise inhabited by the peaceful and beautiful Eloi soon reveals a terrifying reality. Following the mysterious theft of his invention, the Traveler discovers the Morlocks, monstrous subterranean creatures who breed the surface-dwellers as livestock. Trapped in this divided future, he must fight tenaciously for his survival and recover his only means of escape before witnessing the freezing twilight of Earth.

Set in a dangerous, tumultuous time, 1970s Beirut, The Foreign Aide is a dialogue-driven literary thriller full of colourful characters. Just perfect for an audiobook — either as a standalone, or alongside the ebook or print version for the full immersive experience. Enjoy author Alan Miles and daughter Annelie as they lift the words from the page and turn them into a vibrant real-life drama.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER The Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Empire Falls returns with a spellbinding page-turner about a crime in a small town that exposes long-held secrets and betrayals among a group of lifelong friends. When Tyler Sinclair left Stone Mountain at eighteen, he had no plans...

For listeners of domestic suspense, book club fiction, and character-driven dramas like Big Little Lies, The Whispers, and Little Fires Everywhere, Something You Should Know (Book 1 of the After Ever series) follows four lifelong friends inspired by beloved fairy tale heroines (Belle, Cinderella, Jasmine, and Aurora) as they navigate marriage, motherhood, ambition, family secrets, and the dangerous gap between the lives they show the world and the truths they keep hidden.

It is always about family. The lies, the deceit, the betrayal, and the undying love. How often do we remember that everything we find doing is for our benefit and not that of another? What we are, or may became, is shaped by the hands of those around us. There is no truth until 'what is', is known. And the lie? It is the truth until 'what is', is known. Who is to be blamed, the one who gives or the one who takes? If there is none to give, who will take? And if there is none to take, who will give? This is the balance, the same we plaudit but are anguished by.

In Der Wille zum Glück erzählt Thomas Mann von einem sensiblen jungen Mann, der nach Liebe, Anerkennung und einem erfüllten Leben sucht. Zwischen künstlerischem Anspruch und persönlicher Unsicherheit gerät er in einen inneren Konflikt, der seine Sehnsucht nach Glück zunehmend in Frage stellt.

An exhilarating and tense collection of short stories from the bestselling author of Rebecca. "Mary Farren went into the gun room one morning about half-past eleven, took her husband's revolver and loaded it, then shot herself. The butler heard the sound of the gun from the pantry…" The...

Step into a gritty military drama of fierce combat brotherhood and the haunting psychological weight of returning home. From a Midwestern town to the dust-choked valleys of Afghanistan, one soldier’s quest for purpose brings him into tense firefights and devastating moral gray zones. It is an...

Plunge into gripping survival stories where ordinary people test human endurance against impossible odds. Perfect for an intense commute or a weekend of immersive listening, these ten harrowing narratives strip away the comforts of modern life. Feel the visceral sting of freezing air and the...

A disillusioned young man drifts through Europe in search of meaning, only to confront the loss of innocence and the sobering realities of adulthood after a series of aimless adventures and relationships. "A magician, a virtuoso. She can conjure up tragedy, horror, tension, suspense, the...

A collection of suspenseful stories exploring ordinary people pushed to emotional extremes where hidden fears and moral tensions erupt into life-altering decisions, from the bestselling author of Rebecca. "Her peerless craftmanship, her eerie sense of the macabre, her gift for sheer story...

A chilling story of ambition, Daphne du Maurier's novel about a twisted man will take readers on a journey through history from the perspective of a cruel individual. Julius Lévy has grown up in a peasant family in a village on the banks of the Seine. A quick-witted urchin caught up in the...

Jago Trevarno war vierzig Minuten lang klinisch tot. Nun ist sein Leben ein anderes. Auf dem Hof seines Onkels Jacob an der Küste in Cornwall versucht er, die Teile seines Lebens wieder zusammenzusetzen. In dieser Umgebung findet Jago langsam zur Ruhe. Seine Tage sind bestimmt vom Rhythmus der Natur und der Arbeit. Jago muss Bill Sligo stoppen, um zu bewahren, was er hat: einen Ort, an dem er weiterleben kann. Patrick Charnleys Roman erzählt anrührend und dabei unsentimental von einem Neuanfang im eigenen Tempo.

A young woman is lured to her late fiancé's remote island estate—only to uncover eerie family secrets, a haunting past, and a monstrous hunger stirring beneath the sea in this deliciously atmospheric horror debut from New York Times bestselling author Hannah Whitten. When Claire’s fiancé...

"Téa Mutonji writes sharply about the subtle ruptures endemic to formative friendships." —Raven Leilani, bestselling author of Luster "Searing . . . an essential new voice in contemporary fiction." —#1 New York Times bestselling author Carley Fortune "Sexy, infuriating, and unbelievably fun...

A stylish, unsettling work of psychological suspense about an American woman, adrift in Mexico for a year, whose chance encounter with a glamorous older expat spirals into obsession and betrayal. There’s no one, there’s only you. When Sally, an American living in San Miguel de Allende, meets...

The journey of life and never judge a book by its cover.

Before the spring of 2026, Calvin would have considered himself a normal kid. But his life was turned upside down in an instant when he, his mom, and his Grandpa Joe were forced to go into hiding when the U.S.-Iranian War broke out. For nearly two years, the three lived in squalor and on the brink of starvation in a safe house as they waited out the fighting and tried to evade detection.

A deeply humane contemporary literary novel about displacement, welcome, loss, listening and the fragile moments in which home briefly appears. In a Meeting House in West Yorkshire, a room is booked under the name of a harmless thing: Community listening, Tuesday evenings, six-thirty to eight. Seven chairs are placed in a half-circle. One possible place is left unclaimed. Imran has written rules for himself: do not rescue, do not summarise, do not turn listening into performance. Margaret brings biscuits and the memory of a house that once took her in.

After escaping a past she refuses to face, Ellen Dire retreats to the woods outside Dublin, Georgia—but the silence there isn’t empty. Something watches. Something remembers. As old secrets claw their way back to the surface, Ellen must confront the truth she buried before it consumes her. A haunting Southern Gothic thriller about isolation, memory, and the ghosts that never stay gone.