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Resources share the relationship genre to Audiobooks
- Sooley, John Grisham
- The bounty, Janet Evanovich with Steve Hamilton
- Los miserables, Victor Hugo
- An honest man, a novel, Michael Koryta
- Shrill, notes from a loud woman, Lindy West
- The stolen slippers, Melissa De la Cruz
- Ripper, Patricia Cornwell
- The moonlight statue, Holly Webb ; read by Emily Wheaton
- Out of my heart, Sharon M. Draper
- The outsider, a novel, Stephen King
- MaddAddam, Margaret Atwood
- The guilty, David Baldacci
- Silencing Eve, Iris Johansen
- Never and forever, Cressida Cowell
- Starry night, a Christmas novel, Debbie Macomber
- Hush-hush, Stuart Woods
- Dragon teeth, Michael Crichton
- Lone wolf, an Orphan X novel, Gregg Hurwitz
- Fallen, a novel of suspense, Linda Castillo
- King Rat, the epic novel of war and survival, by James Clavell
- Africa, North, Soukouss, South
- A Christmas garland, Anne Perry
- The pharaoh key, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
- The madness of crowds, Louise Penny
- Night diver, a novel, Elizabeth Lowell
- The madwoman upstairs, a novel, Catherine Lowell
- The river murders, James Patterson & James O. Born
- The guardians, a novel, John Grisham
- The mare, Mary Gaitskill
- The midnight house, Alex Berenson
- Saucer, savage planet, Stephen Coonts
- The highway, C. J. Box
- The bookshop of yesterdays, a novel, Amy Meyerson
- Holy Bible, Deuterocanonicals/Apocrypha: part 3
- Fairy tale, Stephen King
- Dream town, David Baldacci
- Hell gate, Linda Fairstein
- Where dead men meet, by Mark Mills ; read by David Linski
- The theft of memory, losing my father, one day at a time, by Jonathan Kozol
- FaceOff, edited by David Baldacci
- The lost history of dreams, a novel, Kris Waldherr
- Leaving time, a novel, Jodi Picoult
- How the light gets in, Louise Penny
- The Cutthroat, Clive Cussler and Justin Scott
- A minute to midnight, David Baldacci
- Skin game, Stuart Woods and Parnell Hall
- The son, Jo Nesbo
- To dwell in darkness, [a novel], Deborah Crombie
- Sunny, a novel, Colin O'Sullivan
- Murder of innocence, true-crime thrillers, James Patterson