The Best Audiobooks of June

As we near the halfway point of 2026, the newest in publishing just keeps getting better and better. June brings us exciting new stories from power houses like Maggie O'Farrell, Ann Patchett and Frieda McFadden. We didn't know we needed a retelling of Hitchcock's Psycho but we're so glad it's here. And it's about time the Kelce Brothers entered their publishing era. But don't miss out on more of this month's new audiobooks here.

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 In the 1980s, a female improv star shines in the male-dominated world of comedy, then disappears without a trace. Four decades later, a journalist uncovers long-hidden secrets in this immersive story about the dark side of the comedy industry. Fans of Daisy Jones & The Six will find a lot to love in the audiobook production featuring a full cast of narrators for this interview style storytelling.

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Bringing 1865 Ireland vividly to life, Maggie O’Farrell, author of Hamnet, explores human resilience and a deep connection to the natural world with a sense of wonder. When a father and son set out to map a land still recovering from its turbulent past, they find strength, love and the promise of new beginnings.

 

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 Ann Patchett returns with a powerful novel about the choices we make and the ones that are made for us. After reuniting with a prominent figure from her past, Daphne confronts the impermanence of life and the beauty of connection in Whistler: A Novel. And what a treat we've been gifted with Patchett reading her own audiobook. Patchett delivers a sincere performance for each character.

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Secrets can’t stay buried for long in Cape Carnage, a quaint community with no shortage of dead bodies. The second book in Brynne Weaver’s darkly humorous Seasons of Carnage trilogy flips the script on your typical small-town romance as Harper and Nolan become entangled in another bloody scheme.

 

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 You’re invited to a dinner party unlike any other…but will you make it out alive? This audiobook original “choose your own adventure” story features 20 possible endings for an explosive listening experience.

 

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Lisa Jewell’s latest suspenseful ride through the suburbs of London follows a lost dog, a missing girl and the confounding mystery that links them. Featuring an impressive full cast, this is an immersive listen that thriller fans won't want to miss. 

 

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This fresh retelling of Hitchcock’s Psycho asks, what if the leading lady fought back? This time, Marion refuses to be the victim in this clever spin on a classic horror story.

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Two women, one mob boss and the fight for truth. A prosecutor and a madam team up to take down a notorious crime boss in 1930s New York. Award-winning and fan favorite narrators Robin Miles and Barrie Kreinik take on our leading ladies with aplomb.

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 Explore the moments that shaped American history through pivotal acts of resistance and rebellion that inspired change and revolution, such as the Salem Witch Trials and the Underground Railroad. A Resistance History of the United States is skillfully narrated by the author, Tad Stoermer.

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The Kelce Brothers tackle life’s biggest conundrums in their new book No Dumb Questions. Covering sports, family, science, food and everything in between, the Super Bowl champs and New Heights podcast hosts offer their signature wit and wisdom in this debut book.