In this exhilarating audiobook, brought to life by Michael Boatman's exceptional narration, Addison McKellar learns that her husband, Dean, has vanished. She seeks the help of legendary PI Porter Hayes. Hayes soon uncovers far more about Addison's husband than even his wife has ever known, including the revelation that Dean's identity is fake. Boatman delivers a stand-out performance; he skillfully creates distinctive voices for each character, injecting just the right amount of emotion into every scene and further enlivening the clever dialogue. His narration transforms the plot, which is rooted in Memphis but includes Russian arms dealers and French mobsters. This is a mystery to experience on audio to be sure.
Pub Date: June 25, 2024
Duration: 14 hrs, 45 mins
DD ISBN: 9780063293427
Publisher: Harper Audio
Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026
C.J. Box writes about life in wild Wyoming, short stories of people living a rugged life by choice or by circumstance. David Chandler narrates in a rough-edged whiskey voice that suggests summer heat, bitter winters, and windswept prairies, guiding the listener through 10 adventures of men like Fish and Game Officer Joe Pickett. Chandler brings the listener into this strange world where, more often than not, men have to create their own justice. His performance of the economical stories, some rarely seen, is perfect. The tale of the frozen body of a Native American basketball player turned speed freak, her arm reaching through the ice of a lake in a final jump shot, is one of the most fascinating in the collection.
Pub Date: N/A
Duration: 7 hrs, 30 mins
DD ISBN: 9781470392796
Publisher: Recorded Books Inc.
Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026
A powerful listening experience.
Two narrators seamlessly shift between the present and the past and back again as current and cold cases overlap, keeping the pace and tension at a fever pitch in Connelly’s latest. Titus Welliver returns to perform Harry Bosch as he is drawn into a case that takes him back to the notorious MacLaren Children’s Center, where he spent hours of his youth in “the hollow,” a small space under the staircase that served as a detention corner. Welliver is a perfect match for the aging Bosch, and he also convincingly delivers the female characters. Listeners will learn how Bosch’s experience as a ward of the state chiseled him into a justice-seeking adult. Flashbacks, masterfully narrated by Cameron Monaghan, fill in the emotional details of those scenes.
A powerful listening experience.Pub Date: Oct. 27, 2026
Duration: 8 hrs, 36 mins
DD ISBN: 9781668656051
Publisher: Hachette Audio
Review Posted Online: Oct. 19, 2026
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