Contemporary Fiction Audiobooks - Page 44
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 44)
Candida
by George Bernard Shaw
Narrated byVarious Readers
Reviewed byElena Rodriguez
Lost and Found Sisters
by Jill Shalvis
Narrated byKaren White
Reviewed byElena Rodriguez
One Summer
by David Baldacci
Narrated byOrlagh Cassidy
Reviewed byRachel Morrison
Adventures of Jerry Muskrat (dramatic reading)
by Thornton W. Burgess
Narrated byLibriVox Volunteers
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Stolen Innocence: My Story of Growing Up in a Polygamous Sect, Becoming a Teenage Bride, and Breaking Free of Warren Jeffs
by Elissa Wall
Narrated byRenée Raudman
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Life and Death of Harriett Frean
by May Sinclair
Narrated byExpatriate
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Best Man
by Kristan Higgins
Narrated byAmy Rubinate
Reviewed byMaria Santos
Worth It
by C.M. Owens
Narrated byAmelie Griffin
Reviewed byRachel Morrison
Sins of the Father
by Jeffrey Archer
Narrated byAlex Jennings
Reviewed byRachel Morrison
Swept Away
by Robyn Carr
Narrated byThérèse Plummer
Reviewed byElena Rodriguez
Nantucket Nights: A Novel
by Elin Hilderbrand
Narrated byChristina Delaine
Reviewed byElena Rodriguez
Roommate
by Rosie Danan
Narrated byBrittany Pressley
Reviewed byMaria Santos
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