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Fiction / Crime Audiobooks

Our fiction/crime audio collection offers a wide variety of great books. Choose from a broad selection of downloadable audiobook titles including The 6:20 Man, The Edge and This Is Why We Lied to name a few. Our selection of fiction/crime books includes great listens from well known authors such as David Baldacci, James Lee Burke and Karin Slaughter. And you're assured of the widest compatibility you'll find anywhere online no matter what portable listening device you own. Browse our amazing selection and get ready to enjoy listening to all of your favorite authors!

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After the Funeral: A Hercule Poirot Mystery: The Official Authorized Edition Audibook, by Agatha Christie

The Wrong Side of Goodbye Audibook, by Michael Connelly

Bomber's Law Audibook, by George V. Higgins

The Crossing Audibook, by Michael Connelly

Lost Light Audibook, by Michael Connelly

Rules of Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

Trap Line Audibook, by Carl Hiaasen

Shadow Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

The Disappeared Audibook, by C. J. Box

The Zero Night: A Jonathan Stride Novel Audibook, by Brian Freeman

Cross My Heart Audibook, by James Patterson

Invisible Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

False Witness Audibook, by Karin Slaughter

The Cartel Audibook, by Don Winslow

Hope to Die Audibook, by James Patterson

Bone Deep: A Doc Ford Novel Audibook, by Randy Wayne White

Two Kinds of Truth Audibook, by Michael Connelly

Suffer the Little Children Audibook, by Donna Leon

All Shall Be Well Audibook, by Deborah Crombie

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Audibook, by Stieg Larsson

The Gold Coast Audibook, by Nelson DeMille

Certain Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

Easy Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

Phantom Prey Audibook, by John Sandford

They Do It with Mirrors: A Miss Marple Mystery Audibook, by Agatha Christie

Guide Me Home Audibook, by Attica Locke

Two for the Dough Audibook, by Janet Evanovich

The Night the River Wept: A Novel Audibook, by Lo Patrick

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