June is Audiobook Month! To celebrate, borrow a Mystery audiobook from Carnegie-Stout Public Library's collection. Here are a few titles of mystery and suspense that you might enjoy:
Karin Slaughter is known for her fast-paced suspenseful mysteries and psychological thrillers. Try
Last Breath, in which defense attorney Charlie Quinn’s newest client is a teen girl who reminds Charlie of her own difficult past. Narrator
Kathleen Early maintains a quick pace while capturing the nuances of the characters.
Murder in G Major is the first book in Alexia Gordon’s cozy mystery series featuring Gethsemane Brown, a professional violinist turned music teacher and amateur sleuth. Gethsemane didn’t come to Ireland from America for her dream job, but the picturesque cliff-side cottage is a great perk – aside from the sarcastic ghost who needs her help! British narrator
Jessica Carroll is particularly skilled with accent work.
Sandie Jones’s debut novel was a selection for
Reese Witherspoon’s book club.
The Other Woman is a compelling work of psychological fiction about a young woman who meets the man of her dreams, and his nightmare of a mother. Narrator
Clare Corbett’s voice work captures the characters’ personalities.
A standalone mystery from the Danish co-author of the
Nina Borg series,
What My Body Remembers is a complex, character-driven work of psychological fiction. Ella has suffered from panic attacks since the night her father murdered her mother, and now stands to lose custody of her son.
Susan Boyce narrates the audiobook with distinct voices and care for Danish vocabulary.
This is the first book in Kelly’s engaging
Magical Cats Mystery series about a small-town Minnesota librarian who adopts two cats with special powers. The audiobook is narrated by
Cassandra Campbell who brings life to the likeable characters. This is an amusing series sure to appeal to fans of cozy mysteries.
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