Audiobook Recs | horror, mystery, nonfiction, fantasy etc.

[@hfollman98]

I commute >50min 5 days a week for grad classes, and classes start this week. I was looking for audiobooks to listen to on the drives, and this video is perfect! :))

[@strawberrymilk9797]

Project Hail Mary is literally the most majestic audio book I’ve ever listened to 😭 the narrator was straight up ACTING, I loved listening to his accents for the other people. Genuinely the best audiobook I’ve listened to

[@linapea1392]

Sadie by Courtney Summers is amazing as an audio book. It has a podcast element and the protagonist stutters when she speaks to other people. It's fully voice casted and it sounds really convincing. The podcast sounds just like a true crime podcast and the audio design etc. makes it feel like a audio drama. It's fantastic! (mayor trigger warnings though)

[@bookaddict24-7]

The music at the end of that audiobook made me want to cry. Such a powerful book.

[@violence9150]

Yup! It's the best one I've listened to. 👏

[@samantharose1001]

I’m recently realizing that audiobooks are my preferred way of experiencing fantasy!

[@ashleywhitt9994]

Non-fiction, for me! I'd recommend readers try new genres as audiobooks.

[@molliee5183]

I’d definitely recommend Know My Name on audio for those who can handle the subject matter. It’s read by Chanel Miller, the author, so the pain comes through completely. It’s not an easy or fun read but it is fantastic and important and exquisitely written!

[@Lysis99]

When she reads the letter, at the end! We can hear the emotions going up. She's precious.

[@ashleyclark1680]

@@Lysis99 Oh god, the letter at the end. I held it together during the rest of the book/audiobook but that broke me. I don't think I've cried over a book so much.

[@hopexmas]

100% agree! i recommend this audiobook to every single person i meet. it’s an absolute must read (or must-listen, in this case)

[@angeladuckett1531]

Yes, this book really hits you. It’s fantastic. I own this audiobook because I would like my daughter to read it as well.

[@FranFellow731]

I love memoirs on audio, especially if they’re narrated by the author! I’ve loved Becoming, In the Dream House, and Know My Name the most but have listened to a couple others that were pretty good as well! It often just feels like the person is sitting in your living room or in your car with you just telling their life story. It feels like a conversation.

[@Momba_Jules]

“My Sister, the Serial Killer” was also fantastic on audio

[@dr.suezettealoysiaandcarla1664]

W🕷W an amazing read 👌🏽

[@shreyabooked9309]

I agree!

[@Hillary429]

The Nigerian accents are just 😘👌

[@Momba_Jules]

@@Hillary429 Yes! That’s why I loved it so much!

[@gracemonk9444]

I’m so glad someone else has voiced the opinion that audiobooks definitely need content warnings. I really want to read the Guest List and the audio is the best way to access it, but one of the characters self harms (which is a huge trigger for me) and it’s so easier to skip over it while reading than listening.

[@rachels8882]

I'm so glad you recommended Project Hail Mary! This was my favorite audiobook of 2021 by far! The narrator made the characters come to life so well.

[@melissabereading]

I used to actively look for full cast audiobooks but I’ve come to realize that sometimes they work, and sometimes they don’t. I agree that some narrators really embody the vibes and the emotions you should be feeling and they do it really well!

[@hannahmarie08]

definitely agree about the nonfiction narrated by author hitting more; my absolute favourite audiobook niche is autobiographies narrated by the author haha

[@cheesygrl12]

i highly recommend The Final Revival of Opal & Nev on audio. It’s fully cast, and the book is told like an oral history so it’s perfect! I loved each narrator and how they interpreted the voice of their character so much!

[@mmarieritter216]

just put it on my list, looks amazing - thanks for the rec!

[@Caster279]

I immediately went and got the audiobook for Mrs. Death, Misses Death. Salena Goddan's voice is amazing!

[@goddessofgore]

I tried to read the physical book and dnf'd it but that audio.... It truly is the best way to love this book because it's a 5* book and needs to be listened to

[@xliztastic]

I only listened to it on audiobook, and I was absolutely shocked to see the reviews on Goodreads after that. Then I realized that the people who found it difficult to get through had read the physical book! Personally I think the book reads a bit better as poetry, especially when read by the author themselves!

[@andrev5992]

The audiobook of Stephen King’s Dolores Claiborne is astounding. Frances Sternhaggen kills it.

[@jennascott9280]

i’m listening to the audiobook of The Secret History (i’ve read it twice before, but both times as an e-book) and it’s narrated by donna tartt, who has such a strong mississippi accent that she’s remapped californian and long island accents in my brain. thank you ms. tartt.

[@BakerStudios1]

the first time i read this was as an audiobook and i fell in love with it, donna tartt and her accent make a fantastic listening experience

[@melissabereading]

I loved the comfort me with apples audiobook. It was fantastic! I’ve read it audibly 2x since getting it

[@justinkhchen]

I also listened to A Dowry of Blood, and was driving in the middle of the night for the most of it-that was an extra immersive experience! Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner is another one that works well (or better) as an audiobook, it was narrated by the author.

[@preranabhatt7811]

Yes , crying in H mart is so good as an audio book.

[@KatieColson]

This is it. This is where our tastes perfectly align. I’ve read almost every book in this video and love them all!

[@SchullerkaMCR]

I'm seconding Comfort Me With Apples, the audiobook is so good, especially when the soft cadence of the voice breaks. Such an atmospheric book on its own but the narration just gives it an extra layer. I'd definitely recommend Over the Top by Jonathan Van Ness, JVN narrates it themselves and it is such an impactful, hard-hitting but also funny autobiography/memoir.

[@hellohaley45]

Velvet was the Night, Firekeeper’s Daughter, and The Last House on Needless Street are my most recent audiobook favs! I’m also currently loving The Four Winds on audio, but it’s Julia Whalen so that’s not surprising

[@christinelagueux8155]

I love audiobooks with multiple voices and background sounds especially creepy books. I love to listen in my car since I am always on the go and don't get the chance to sit and read. I wish In My Dreams I Have a Knife had an audiobook.

[@RivetingReads]

I absolutely LOVED the audiobook for The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires too! I'm obsessed with that book but I also really loved listening to it while following along in the book.

[@RivetingReads]

I still need to read Comfort Me With Apples! Now I think I may check it out via audiobook now.

[@RivetingReads]

I love your perspective on audiobooks and how they add to the vibe of the book!

[@RivetingReads]

They Never Learn is one of my favorite books of all time! Whenever I reread it I'll have to try out the audiobook!

[@RivetingReads]

I LOVED The Night Swim audiobook too! It's just so well done

[@Audibleking]

omg. I'm so happy I found your channel. I'm an 11 year old booktuber and I review JUST audiobooks and I don't think a lot of people talk about audiobooks on you tube. YAY FOR YOU! this is a great video and I subscribed! I'm listening to all 68 hours of Sherlock Holmes and just reviewed one of those if you like mystery! thanks for posting!!

[@onmalsshelf4800]

Crying in H Mart, My Monticello, The Anthropocene Reviewed (audio has three extra reviews and sounds of the bird mentioned in one), Goodnight Beautiful, Hood Feminism and Milk Blood Heat are some of my favorite audiobooks from the last two years

[@finaleclipse2110]

Nothing beats The Diviners audiobook for me. It's so incredible!

[@biznis9965]

One of my favourite videos you ever did! Due to having a doggy and a large home to maintain all by myself I spend a lot of time on audio. Added almost all of the books from this list to my tbr.

[@cassadypiecuch]

I listen to in an absent dream when I can’t sleep at night, it’s so good. Probably have finished it 20 times by now

[@helenabythebook]

Sadie! I really appreciated the podcast / regular audiobook and the fact that there was a large full cast.

[@bookswithlexie]

So glad you mentioned Project Hail Mary in this, the audiobook really enhances this story! I'm glad audiobooks are recorded at the speed they are to make them accessible to everyone, but listening to them at the recorded speed stresses me out haha

[@shreyabooked9309]

I recently listened to One to Watch on audio and I fell in love with the narrator's voice! It's a romance story which requires the characters to sound strong, flirty, vulnerable and a myriad other things through the course of the story and the narrator pulls these off really well.

[@haleythomas5854]

I listened to Disfigured on audiobook last year! As a fantasy writer who takes inspiration from fairy tales it was a great resource.

[@Bookcraving]

I’m an avid audiobook listener. It’s almost painful to me listening to these samples at regular speed. I feel like they are talking in slow motion. I looooved the Hail Mary audiobook!

[@shannonmallon8945]

Neil Gaiman does a really good job narrating his own Audiobooks! 😊

[@abbynvm3613]

I think that memoirs are almost always best enjoyed via audiobook, especially when read by the author

[@olgi3840]

New favorite audiobook is You Can't be Serious by Kal Penn. with lots of lough out loud moments. Also anything by Samantha Irby.

[@sarahteter6310]

Bahni Turpin's narration is amazing! I've yet to read Bad Feminist but I really loved her reading for both The Southern Book Club's Guide to Vampire Slaying AND From the Desk of Zoe Washington (it's funny to love hearing her for both an adult horror and a middle grade book) she really does such a wonderful job of making characters' voices feel real, never stilted.

[@sarahteter6310]

OH! Also, Ban this Book! I loved her narration of that book!

[@mckenzietwine]

Just needed to say that Bahni Turpin is also my favorite narrator! She does such a fantastic job! My favorite listening experiences are always from the audiobooks she narrates. I believe she also narrates So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo which is also a fantastic nonfiction novel.

[@hollyc4624]

Great list! There are several on your list that I have read but others that I’ve been interested in reading. Project Hail Mary might be my next pick. I loved Trevor Noah’s memoir of growing up in South Africa. He narrates it and grew up speaking the different dialects of the area. He incorporates that so well that it brings the story to life. Another audiobook that I picked up a couple of years ago is Gingerbread by Helen Oyeyemi. The story is bizarre Hansel and Gretel tale with a twist. What raised it for me is her reading of it. Another English accent and so smooth that she draws you in. Unfortunately she doesn’t read all of her books.

[@Alice20007]

Would love to see book cover trends across genres throughout the years I loved your commentary on it in a recent video!!

[@aless.andra9620]

"To Be Taught If Fortunate" by Becky Chambers has an excellent audiobook! It's the narrated diary entries of a woman on a long-term space expedition, and I would recommend it to everyone who needs some hope in their life - I listened to it at the beginning of quarantine and it definitely helped my sanity.

[@dr.suezettealoysiaandcarla1664]

W🕷W an amazing read 👌🏽

[@samuelcappi5205]

Yes one of my favourite sci-fis and it has the most subtle trans rep ever I love it

[@carolinemclaughlin4951]

I've really enjoyed the Mythos series by Stephen Fry, with him doing his own narration for the audiobooks as well. They're collections of greek myth told in a wryly funny way.

[@narflet]

I recently listened to Remains of the Day narrated by Dominic West and it was fantastic. First person narration and memoirs read by the author are two of my favourite things to listen to. Samantha Irby reading her own essays is an amazing experience. I also really enjoy listening to classics on audio as I find them easier to get through that way and there’s usually a good choice of narrators because they’re in the public domain so you can find a recording that works for you (sometimes I go for an audio dramatisation instead of an unabridged reading, especially for really long classics 😅).

[@chelseascurrentread]

Night Swim was such a spectacular audiobook! It's not even something I'd usually pick up but ended up enjoying it so much mostly due to the podcast element. I'm pretty sure it was initially your recommendation that made me pick it up as well :)

[@jessicahaalstra6998]

I love that you loved The Midnight Bargain! Not enough people talk about it!!

[@violence9150]

My fav audiobook of all time is Sadie. It's full cast and podcast style. So good. Thank you for the recs Kayla.😁

[@TheThreeBookshelves]

Project Hail Mary is my all-time favorite audiobook. Ray Porter is phenomenal, but that special element of the story is much better heard than read. I am so grateful I randomly decided to read it on audiobook and not print, because I don't think I would've loved it as much as I did if I had (and it was my #1 book of the year). I also recently listened to and loved Magical Midlife Madness by K. F. Breene, whose narrator totally made the book with her HILARIOUS voices for each character. A true audiobook gem.

[@heathersmith3986]

Ahhh I just finished a good girls guide to murder and I knew it was giving me the night swim flashbacks for reasons other than some similar plot vibes- bailey carr (with a full cast) also narrates and it was so good!!!

[@BookishMandy]

I work at home by myself manufacturing, so I LOVE audiobooks. I have some new ones to add on my list! Thank you. Side note: it’s hilarious that my least favorite narrator (Bahni Turpin) is your favorite. I just love your channel but it amuses me when we have polar opposite opinions. Hehe. My favorites narrators are Xe Sands and January LaVoy.

[@AbiofPellinor]

100% grabbing Comfort Me With Apples because this sounds so good! I do usually speed audio up so I'll have to remember to not for this one! I have a job where I can listen to things while I work and it's really helping me get through more books!

[@jjamieallover]

i love project hail mary as a physical book so much that i've recently picked up the audiobook for a reread and i have been 100% loving it, definitely recommend!

[@CheyeW13]

A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by hank green is an exquisite full cast audiobook w some multimedia elements. ik you didn't like an absolutely remarkable thing & i didn't expect you to (i didn't either) since i'd call that more of a study on contemporary fame, but the second book is much more of the sci-fi/alien contact concept that i had expected from the first book, and the switch to an ensemble cast rly shines in audio

[@Keish03]

The audiobook that Ive listened to over and over is Howls Moving Castle specifically the one narrated by Jenny Stirling!!!! My fave!!!! Also Small Favors by Erin A Craig ✨ And TJ Klunes House in the Cerulean Sea and Under the Whispering Door

[@thebookishbard1051]

I was just able to download Comfort me with Apples and Dowry of Blood from my library with no wait! I’m excited for these, thanks for the recommendations.

[@allisonpiazza2317]

Julia Whelan is, by far, my favorite audiobook narrator.

[@amberd6696]

Yes! I have even looked up books she narrated and started going through the list just so I can listen to her more :-) She does a great job.

[@suzy8109]

I agree. Her mellifluous expressive voice is divine.

[@suzy8109]

@@amberd6696 I have done the same. Her narration of books is perfection.

[@EnchantedAmberSkye]

Mine too!!

[@exploringmegan]

I've enjoyed her, too. Which books have you listened to her narrate and liked?

[@ryleevadenais3549]

The narrator for Hank Green's duology is amazing and I also love Marin Ireland who I listened to when I read Beartown

[@spines.and.needles]

Non-fiction: Crying in H-Mart (Michelle Zauner)- The author reads the book. Given that she's also a musical artist (lead singer in Japanese Breakfast) there is something incredibly lyrical about her narration. And, given that it is a story of learning your culture and suffering through grief through the lens of eating/cooking Korean food, it's so powerful to listen to. Fiction: Beach Read (Emily Henry) - I know you're not into romance, but...hear me out. This book seems so much more "real" than most romances. Julia Whelan is a masterful narrator and does so well bringing the characters and their pain to life.

[@hfollman98]

My favorite audiobooks are: If We Were Villains, This is How you Lose the Time War, Piranesi, and I'm Thinking of Ending Things

[@Booksandothernerdthings]

Agreed the Project Hail Mary audiobook was sooo good, I think I might’ve not finished it as quickly if I had to read it physically

[@megjshark]

My favorite audiobook of all time is Lanny by Max Porter! It's a full cast, and because of how the book is written I can't imagine having read it without the audio (I read a physical copy alongside the audio). There are parts of the book that are snippets of conversation from random townspeople, and the chorus of their voices felt so essential. Plus there are multiple POVs with each their own narrator and all of them are so perfectly cast. Sort of a magical story about community and family and myth and the audio feels just like a fairy tale. Also, it's super short, so low commitment :)

[@MizzInterpreted]

I loved Lanny but I read the book. You have me excited to re-read it via audio!

[@dr.suezettealoysiaandcarla1664]

W🕷W an amazing read 👌🏽

[@ChloeSPBs]

Project Hail Mary is one of the best audiobooks I’ve ever listened to bc of a certain character 👀 never thought I’d CRY at an audiobook

[@kisskissluve]

needed this! just started a new, 30 min commute to work everyday!

[@foggyfroggy5700]

The thumbnail looked super cute I almost never notice them but I liked this one a lot lmao

[@mogil456]

Some recent audiobooks I’ve enjoyed are Missoula and Cultish. A favourite from a while ago is definitely I’m Thinking Of Ending Things. I just picked up a physical copy of They Never Learn which now I’m tempted to mix up with the audio version! I also have Project Hail Mary, Know My Name, and The Deep lined up.

[@exploringmegan]

This is great to know. Both Missoula and Cultish are on my TBR for the year!

[@bookishjonathan3916]

Perfect timing! I was just looking for the next audiobook to listen to.

[@Keish03]

As my anxiety and adhd get worse and I find it hard to sit and read a book, Ive found that audiobooks work perfectly. I can do art or clean or whatever while I listen. I get to experience the worlds without guilt because Im able to sit for hours and listen instead of reading 2 pages and getting distracted. I hate that some ppl discard audiobooks like its not a form of reading. Or say that its like watching the trailer of a movie. Its not. And its such an ableist thing to say.

[@BetweenLinesAndLife]

I struggle a lot with audiobooks and probably will only be able to consume them alongside the physical book, but I‘ve listened to one last week and it was amazing, so thanks for this!

[@ipshitajee]

I love Project hail Mary and Dowry of blood as audiobooks too. And The song of Achilles,Circe, Daisy Jones and the six,In the dream house, The Diviners, The good omens, Coraline and Crying in H Mart are my favourite audiobooks thus far.

[@Amyduckie]

I really enjoyed the audiobook for Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett, which is narrated by Celia Imrie and I'm listening to the audio for The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, which is narrated by Julia Whelan, if I remember correctly. Kate Moore narrates her own book The Radium Girls and I thought that was pretty good too.

[@KristinKravesBooks]

I listen to so many genres on audio, but nonfiction and thrillers are my favourite. I just listened to Crying in H Mart and it was narrated by the author. It ess fantastic! Project Hail Mary is one of the best audiobooks I have ever listened to for sure!

[@preranabhatt7811]

I was sobbing listening to Crying in H mart, it was so good

[@christinaw2102]

I'm not a huge reader of YA, but I usually enjoy it quite a bit via audio! My fave audiobook of all time is probably Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds. So so well done. Watching this video I realized I listen to very few male narrators! My favourite book of all time (The One in a Million Boy) is narrated by a man, whose voice wasn't my fave. Also for me there's always the element of "how would I have felt about this book if I had read it with my eyes first!" 😆

[@natashastacey4480]

My two favourite audio books are I'm Thinking of Ending Things and Gideon the Ninth. Both very different vibes but the audiobooks are spot on for the tone they're trying to achieve

[@kathleenbrashier2579]

I feel like audiobooks have really taken off more in the last few years. I now have favorite narrators, and get really excited when I know they're narrating a book that I'm interested in. Yay, you mentioned some of my favorite narrators! I love listening to Joe Jameson (scifi "Protectorate" series by Megan O'Keefe), Moira Quirk (scifi "Locked Tomb" series by Tamsyn Muir), and Bahni Turpin (fantasy "Legacy of Orisha" series by Tomi Adeyemi). They do such great character work. Also, Libby and libro.fm are awesome. 🥰

[@ashleywittenberg8750]

I've been loving this season of 'Phoebe Reads a Mystery' podcast listening to 'Little Women', such a beautiful book and great narrator.

[@Fiona_Co]

I read Hood Feminism on audiobook through Libby, and I loved it! I believe it is narrated by the author, which felt right for this book.

[@erinjulia1754]

Rock Paper Scissors was amazing, two narrators one being Richard Armitage. The Nothing Man was wonderful, a female and male narrator both with stunning Irish accents.

[@MizzInterpreted]

Ooh I'd read that book just to hear Richard's narration. Voice like melted chocolate 😍

[@Sarasstorytime22]

I wish I could do audiobooks, I could get so much more reading done. I miss so much of the story though and have to listen multiple times.

[@FranFellow731]

I have this same problem! But I use them to do nonfic/memoir because it’s less heavy on story/made up vocab/etc and feels easier to absorb, so I can listen while driving without missing something and increase how much reading ground I cover. I also found things like daisy Jones, where the format is a full cast and it’s told interview style, to be easier to consume for fiction, although I admit I didn’t love the story.

[@jenabird09]

So my recommendation would be to read the physical book while you listen to it. This way you can get the experience of the audio book, but also be able to see what’s being said. This way the information you’re listening to doesn’t go in one ear and then out the other.

[@theneverlandreader9932]

You could always use them for rereads that way it’s not so bad if you miss anything

[@AnaMoShoshin]

Ooh, I've listened to something that was read by the same person as the reprieve audio book and I really remember liking the reader. I totally can't remember what it was! I have a hard time remembering who reads what, and who I like as audio actors. A few I remember: Robin who reads NK Jemison's books, I would highly recommend. And I love Simon Vance.

[@makw.1618]

I have been waiting!! Thank you, what a wonderful way to start of the week with a fun LALA video🥰 Love ya!!💖

[@bookadventureswithangela4202]

I have two recent books that I would recommend the audio for! 📚The Maid by Nita Prose! The main character has specific traits and quirks that I feel as though I understood better by listening to the narrator. I’m not sure if I would have understood her as much, if I had read the physically version. (Hope that makes sense) 📚The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewel had a good audio version as well.

[@Kikitsablp89]

I am trying to listen to more audiobooks this year as well as diversify my reading. I want to read Project Hail Mary, so maybe I should try listening to it instead. Added Dowry of Blood, Mrs Death Misses death and Midnight Bargain in my list as well ☺

[@antonellazinniparis9742]

I don't listen much audiobooks but I loved the audiobook of Daisy Jones and the Six and it had like a full cast too

[@exploringmegan]

I loved this one, too!

[@lua_ferraz]

Moira Quirk is one of my FAVORITE narrators! Even when I don't like the story, I enjoy her narration.

[@beamingforbooks]

I’m definitely a BIG audiobook reader. Thanks for the recs, Kayla!

[@carlee3958]

I know I'm just watching through your backlist videos lol but have you checked out Impact Winter on Audible? It's literally like you're listening to a movie...sound effects and everything. It's so good! I loved it.

[@GabrielaRincic]

I can't listen to books, I just don't have that kind of atention.. I tried so many times but I always get lost in the things I do and pages go by before I even understand what happend. But still loved the video

[@guppy8073]

The Poppy War was kind of intimidating to me as someone who hadn’t read fantasy in a few years, but I absolutely flew through the audiobook. Highly recommend!

[@guppy8073]

I also love listening to classic juvenile fiction on audio, makes it feel like story time. Anne of Green Gables and Howl’s Moving Castle were a real comfort on audio.

[@stephaniedunhamwrites]

The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires audiobook is so good. I didn't listen to all of it, but I listened to parts of it between reading it with my eyeballs.

[@Littoface]

Joe Ide's "IQ" series is amazing on audiobook, the narrator (Sullivan Jones) has a great voice that's just pleasant to listen to. I also enjoyed the narration for "Rules for Vanishing," I probably wouldn't have gotten as much into it on paper as I did through audio.

[@BakerStudios1]

I’m currently listening to Special Topics in Calamity Physics read by Emily Janice Card and she does such a good job! I haven’t finished it yet, so I can’t fully recommend the book itself, but the audio experience is great- one of the best I’ve listened too honestly.

[@bellapier1285]

I literally just finished The Night Swim's audio book and it was excellent!

[@ashleyclark1680]

I LOVE The Murderbot Diaries on audiobook. The narrator, Kevin R. Free, is fantastic. He embodies the character perfectly. The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin is great on audio. My favorite narrator does this one, Robin Miles. There's some music cues in it and Robin does this amazingly creepy laugh that gave me goosebumps. It's soooo good.

[@camillecontre7198]

Nice! I was looking for good audiobooks :) thanks for the rec!

[@jessicakelley1932]

Sleeping giants is probably my all time favorite audiobook

[@cindys1875]

His & Hers is a fantastic audiobook so recently listened to. There are multiple narrators.

[@lilifane]

My fav audiobook from 2021 (besides Project Hail Mary) was Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian, narrated by Brittany Pressley. The protagonist is a psychopath who does questionable things, doesn’t care about consequences to her actions, manipulates everyone around her and you can‘t help but like her and root for her. And the audio book narration gave her the perfect voice in my opinion and made the reading experience a lot of fun.

[@molliemoment]

that Dowry of Blood clip made me want to re-listen to that book immediately.

[@meganngeorge]

Conspiracy of Mothers was incredible on audio. Also loved Flight Risk by Joy Castro, on audio.

[@jillianprice6279]

Bahni Turpin and Emily Woo Zeller are the hardest working audiobook narrators, I'm used to hearing Bahni's voice in romances 😂

[@LilMorphineAnnie]

Oooh I definitely need to check out Mrs Death Misses Death. Salena Godden’s voice is so nice

[@claudia-0808]

I totally agree with what you said about some narrators being 'perfectly cast'. Authority by Jeff Vandermeer has incredible casting, I don't think the audiobook would have been nearly as incredible (or even make sense) without Bronson Pinchot narrating.