General Fiction Audiobooks

Two stories intertwine in this enduring Victorian classic from 1876: The first is about Gwendolyn, one of Eliot's finest creations, as she rises from a self-absorbed. The young beauty grows into a brooding adult with a wider view of the world around her. The second is about Daniel Deronda, the...

Daisy Miller is an 1878 novella by Henry James. It depicts the eponymous American girl being seduced and wooed by her country woman , Winterbourne, in a more sophisticated way . His search for her is thwarted by her own flirtations, which are dismissed by other immigrants they meet in Switzerl and...

Edith Wharton was a late 19th-century society novelist who spent most of her life in France. In this novel, she tells the story of Undine Sprague, three (or more) married, aspiring "Apex City" beauties who are transplanted to New York and eventually France, leaving dead and wounded. The...

Orejas de ellos, "things that listen," whispered superstitious fishermen as strange events began off the coast of the Philippines. How else to explain the sudden disappearance of a ship behind a mysterious curtain of foam? Thousands of crazy fish trapped in a coffin-like area of ​​the...

Cranford is the best-known novel by 19th-century English novelist Elizabeth Gaskell. It was first serialized in 1851 in Household Words magazine, edited by Charles Dickens. The fictional town of Cranford is closely related to Knutsford in Cheshire, which Mrs. Gaskell knows well. The book has less...

Cranford is a market town mainly populated by respectable ladies. It tells of their secrets and weaknesses, gossip, and romance as they face the challenges of dealing with society's new inhabitants and the innovations of their sedentary lifestyles. It was first published a in Charles Dickens's...

The Country of the Pointed Firs (1896) is Jewett's finest work, and Henry James described it as her "little achievement." Despite James' diminutive stature, the novel remains a classic. Due to its loose structure, many critics considered the book less a novel than a series of sketches;...

Consequences are set in late Victorian England and follow the life of Alexandra Clare, a girl born into an upper-class Catholic family in London. Alexandra was raised from birth to enjoy a life of privilege as a wife and mother. Still, she never quite lived up to her or her family's expectations...

Clarissa, or The Story of a Young Lady, is an epistolary novel by Samuel Richardson, published in 1748. It tells the harrowing story of a heroine's quest for virtue, her family constantly thwarting it, and is the longest true novel in English. (from Wikipedia)...

A private care case brings Cherry Ames to a remote Canadian island where the mining industry is shrouded in mystery. Cherry Ames series star Nancy Drew is the enigmatic nurse on her team. Helen Wells and Julie Tatham wrote the 27 books in the series (1943-1968). (Summary by Maria Theresa)...