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by Liane Moriarty ; Read by Caroline Lee ‧ RELEASE DATE: Jan. 22, 2021
Awards & Accolades
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The Delaneys are not an ordinary family, and Joy and Stan, well-respected retired tennis coaches and parents of four near-pros, find themselves immersed in the mystery of a lifetime. Australian narrator Caroline Lee is an amazing performer who digs so deeply into her characters' personas that listeners will become addicted to each witty, insightful, and gutsy one. Lee's captivating dialogue reveals Joy's frustration with her adult children, her husband's lament for what could have been, and the tedium of retirement, setting the stage for uncharacteristic behavior. Chaos strikes when Joy and Stan's boredom leads to a random knock on their door, and the diabolical Savannah enters, ultimately causing the Delaney family to search for their missing mother while facing their imperfections and interrelationships.
Pub Date: 2021
Duration: 18 hrs
DD ISBN: 9781250810700
Publisher: Macmillan Audio
Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026
by Anne McCaffrey ; Read by Jean Reed-Bahle ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Anne McCaffrey's matter-of-fact and straightforward storytelling makes credible this tale of a universe being colonized by humans, a few of whom have telekinetic and telepathic powers. Jean Reed-Bahle's skillful narration is as fast-paced as the storyline, and she has a broad range of voices. The use of an echo effect when characters communicate telepathically is appropriate and effective. Brilliance has produced a program that listeners from teenagers to adults will enjoy.
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Duration: 10 hrs
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026
by Robin Cook ; Read by Donada Peters ‧ RELEASE DATE: N/A
Robin Cook's medical thriller will have a built-in audience which, for the most part, will not be disappointed with this story. Medical Examiner Laurie Montgomery is certain there is a connection in a series of Yuppie deaths. Technically the production is of high quality; no intrusive sound effects or music detract from the listening experience, and the narration is well-paced. However, narrator Peters's British accent and pronunciations are, at best, out of character and are downright ludicrous when she tries to impersonate Italian-American gangsters. The choice of narrator is inexplicable since the story is set in New York, and all major characters are Americans. Regardless, larger collections will want to have this because of Cook's popularity.
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Duration: 12 hrs
Publisher: Books on Tape
Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026
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