Contemporary Fiction Audiobooks - Page 118
Stories that feel like now. Contemporary Fiction audiobooks explore modern life in all its messy, beautiful complexity—relationships, identity, social dynamics, and the small moments that define us. These audiobooks hit different because they mirror our world, narrated by voices that make fictional characters feel like people you actually know.
Contemporary Fiction Audiobook Reviews (Page 118)
What Alice Forgot
by Liane Moriarty
Narrated byTamara Lovatt Smith
Reviewed byJames Cooper
Three Sisters
by Anton Chekhov
Narrated byVarious Readers
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Julius Caesar
by William Shakespeare
Narrated byLibriVox Volunteers
Reviewed byRachel Morrison
Doll's House
by Henrik Ibsen
Narrated byLibriVox Volunteers
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Neon Gods
by Katee Robert
Narrated byAlex Moorcock
Reviewed byTom Bradley
November 9: A Novel
by Colleen Hoover
Narrated byAngela Goethals
Reviewed byMaria Santos
His Sub: A steamy, curvy single mother, second chance romantic comedy
by Ellis O. Day
Narrated byMaya Starling
Reviewed byRachel Morrison
The Atlas Paradox
by Olivie Blake
Narrated byAlexandra Palting
Reviewed byTom Bradley
La biblioteca di mezzanotte
by Matt Haig
Narrated byValentina Framarin
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Engaged
by W. S. Gilbert
Narrated byLibriVox Volunteers
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Credence
by Penelope Douglas
Narrated bySofia Willingham
Reviewed bySage Ellison
Million Guilty Pleasures: Million Dollar Duet
by C. L. Parker
Narrated byRockwell Davis
Reviewed byMarcus Williams
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