Audiobooks narrated by Devon Sorvari

"Juliette is a good witch. Really. Her name is literally Juliette Good. Apologies for the redundancy. Good witch or not, she often ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time. Returning home to Charm Cove, Maine after the holidays, she makes a nostalgic wish in the town's fountain. As unfortunate luck would have it, seconds later the town's ancient beloved balsam tree catches fire and is burned to a crisp. By virtue of being a witness, Juliette is also a suspect. Suddenly, wishes cast by random strangers in the fountain are granted almost instantly if Juliette happens to be nearby. In the less magical realm, residents of Charm Cove are up in arms over winter road maintenance and a few too many fender benders during the icy winter. Meanwhile, the only other person known to be present when the ancient balsam tree caught fire is Donovan Wick—a warlock who's just moved back to town. He's handsome and charming, and Juliette just might be falling for him. There's not much time for romance when the witches and warlocks of Charm Cove are chasing down whoever cast the spell that harmed the tree, and the entire town is disgruntled over the state of the roads. The mundane and magical are all tangled together. Take a visit to Charm Cove, where Wicked meets Good and where you just might find there's almost always more than meets the eye."

Lucy May (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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The Woman Who Had Everything: A Novel of Elizabeth Taylor and the Summer of Love

"On the set of Boom!, a big‑budget adaptation of a Tennessee Williams play, Elizabeth Taylor is at the height of her fame. It's an exhilarating experience for everyone in her orbit. That includes Jean, her personal assistant, and Buddy, her semi-closeted best friend and costume designer. Yet Jean can see that for all Elizabeth’s verve, she's worried that her box-office potential is dimming. At thirty-five, she needs to stretch. She sets her sights on an unlikely role: the lead in the film version of Hello, Dolly! Jean and Buddy must also help Elizabeth navigate her tempestuous personal life. The Burtons live on their lavish yacht during filming, and Elizabeth is fiercely protective of her four children. Richard Burton's heavy drinking makes him apt to stray, and soon the off-screen dramatics eclipse anything happening in front of the cameras. But beyond the public spectacle, there are other, undeniable transformations underway. By the time Boom! wraps, Jean and Buddy’s lives will have changed irrevocably. And the star herself will have taken steps toward a new legacy built not on her fabled beauty but as an entrepreneur and humanitarian, driven to help others live their best lives . . ."

Stephen Greco (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Steeped in Mystery

"In this small Colorado mountain town, the tea is hot, the books are old, and the ghosts have stories that are dying to be told. In the quaint, mountain-shadowed town of Estes Park, Colorado, investigative journalist Ellie Read inherits a peculiar legacy: Spines & Steeps, a book and tea shop brimming with secrets and ghostly whispers. Expecting to sell the quirky store and return to her life in Manhattan, Ellie is unwittingly drawn into a web of murder, mystery, and ghostly goings-on. When a celebrity spiritualist's body is found on a hiking trail clutching Ellie's business card, it makes her the prime suspect, forcing her to trade deadlines for detective work in a town where everyone knows her name, and the books have a mind of their own. With a cast of eccentric locals, a mischievous cat named Hobbes, and a shop that at times is more haunted than charming, Ellie uncovers a family history steeped in the unknown. From cryptic tea blends to shelves that rearrange themselves, Spines & Steeps holds clues that could clear her name . . . or steep her in danger. Perfect for fans of cozy mysteries with a paranormal twist, Steeped in Mystery serves up a tantalizing blend of humor, heart, and spine-chilling suspense that will leave readers desperate to turn the page and join Ellie’s unforgettable adventure."

B I Skinner (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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When Forever Falls Apart: The perfect small-town, fake-dating romance following a runaway bride and her best friend's brother

"A runaway bride fake dates her best friend's older brother in this spicy-but-sweet small town romance from the beloved author of How to Break My Heart. Maddy Beaumont has been dubbed the runaway bride of Cinnamon Springs after leaving her ex, Myles, at the altar and escaping to Manhattan. But she can't escape the town's judgment for long - months later, she's forced to return home for her brother's wedding, and Maddy is surprised by feelings of jealousy when she learns Myles has a new fiancée. Did she make a mistake by calling off the wedding? There's only one way to find out. In an effort to test the waters with Myles, Maddy strikes a deal with pastry chef Elliot, her best friend's charming older stepbrother. In return for her help with his new café, he'll be her fake boyfriend so she doesn't have to face Myles alone. But the more time Maddy spends with Elliot, the more she realises what they share might not be so fake after all . . . Readers LOVE the Cinnamon Spring series! 'Kat T. Masen does it again! Everything she writes is so good!' 'I'm a sucker for a good enemies-to-lovers, and this one absolutely delivered' 'Their dynamic? Absolutely electric. The jealousy?? Off the charts. The mutual pining? UNHINGED' 'OMG FIVE STARS! AMAZING! FANTASTIC! SUCH A FUN TIME I WAS UNABLE TO PUT THIS BOOK DOWN!' 'I finished this book at 3am last night. Kat Masen once again you have me & my heart in a vice grip. This book was beautiful!' Tropes you'll find in When Forever Falls Apart . . . * Best Friend's Older Brother * Runaway Bride * Fake Dating * Small Town * Billionaires"

Kat T. Masen (Author), Devon Sorvari, Maxwell Sweeney (Narrator)

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All the Little Ways: A Novel

"In the vein of Pineapple Street and Such a Fun Age, a smart, heartfelt debut novel about two expecting mothers navigating motherhood, family life, and female friendship, whose bond is threatened by a shocking revelation. Victoria and Liz barely breathe the same air, but they collide headfirst when they meet in a group for expectant mothers and find common ground against all odds. Victoria, forty-three, is confident, poised, and powerful, on the fast track to major career success in finance. Having kids is not in the plan. She had avoided love for decades—and hadn't been too keen on female friendship either—when she fell for Ace, a dashing man twenty years her senior. Liz, thirty-two, lives a fairly unstable life, trying to make her situationship work and navigate a job on a vile reality dating show. She's desperately wanted to experience motherhood for her entire life, but anxiety and insecurity have landed her with a laundry list of failed romances. It's an accident—ish—when she gets pregnant with her emotionally elusive boyfriend Preston's baby just shy of a year into dating. When Liz and Victoria meet in a parenting class, they both feel out of place amongst these pregnant women who seem to have it all figured out. They roll their eyes at the classic sign-off peppering the new mommy group chat: TIA (thanks in advance!). Alienated from these other women and due within a week of each other, Victoria and Liz's bond becomes a lifeline as they navigate their pregnancies and relationships. They grapple with impending motherhood together and lean on each other to navigate important decisions about family, career, and love. It's the first successful female friendship in Victoria's life and the first time Liz has felt so connected to an older, wiser confidante. Maybe, just maybe, it will all be okay. But as they grow more secure in their futures with each other's support, the friends confront a shocking turn of events that will change the course of both their lives. Victoria and Liz then must reckon with their relationships, their impending journeys of motherhood, and the strength of their own bond in this unforgettable work of women's fiction."

Laura Lekkos (Author), Dara Rosenberg, Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Galaxy Raiders: Battlestorm: Galaxy Raiders

"The thrilling second installment in New York Times bestselling author Ian Douglas’s Galaxy Raiders series. As war rages on against the formidable Galactic Authority, Admiral Alexandra Morrigan leads a daring expeditionary fleet into the galactic frontier, searching for unlikely allies in the stars. For if humankind has any hope of survival, it will need them. After three years of deep-space combat, Earth has been devastated by the toll of war. A crushing attack by the Galactics has triggered a new ice age, killing billions and driving survivors to the brink, and now the world’s nations are breaking into factions. Some want peace, some want resistance, and a select few have joined forces with the Galactics outright. As allies become enemies, Admiral Morrigan faces threats from within and without. While Earth’s leaders consider surrender, she must choose between obedience and rebellion, retreat and resistance, to seize whatever sliver of hope humanity has left."

Ian Douglas (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Last Night at the Disco

"'I may have ended up more notorious than famous, but make no mistake: long before Aura Lockhart began commodifying her feminist rage ballads, I was the best–known person to come out of Keyhole, New Jersey.' In 1977, twenty–six–year–old Lynda Boyle is desperate for fame and a way out of New Jersey. After failing to make her mark as an East Village poet and rubbing elbows with stars at Studio 54, she discovers a new path to glory through two local musicians, Johnny Engel and Aura Lockhart. Lynda believes she alone can transform them into rock'n'roll legends. Fast forward four decades: Lynda is in hiding after a series of events force her to flee the tri–state area. When she sees Aura inducting Johnny into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Lynda's rage ignites. Determined to reclaim her narrative, she sets out to tell her story and secure her rightful place in music history. If she settles a few other scores along the way, that's just a bonus. Last Night at the Disco is a bold exploration of ambition, fame, and the often messy intersections of friendship and betrayal in the music world."

Lisa Borders (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Bewitched & Twisted

"Life as a new mom was already chaotic. Magic, murder, and mayhem? Just another day in Hollow Cove. But this time? The stakes were a hell of a lot higher. Illegal cursed objects are turning up all over Hollow Cove—and they’re killing people. And if that wasn’t bad enough, my son, Darian, isn’t just showing signs of magic. He’s showing way too much of it. So, what’s a witch to do? Easy. Track down the mastermind flooding my town with deadly artifacts, stop them before more bodies pile up, and keep my son out of trouble. No pressure, right? But with ancient enemies resurfacing and family secrets exploding, things are about to get… well, complicated. Welcome to my life. Just another day in Hollow Cove, where the coffee’s strong, the magic’s wild, and trouble is always one bad spell away."

Kim Richardson (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Autocracy 2.0: How China's Rise Reinvented Tyranny

"In 2008, the world watched in awe as 2,008 men pounded Fou drums in unison at the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony―a spectacle that heralded China's arrival as a global powerhouse. Yet even as China's economy skyrocketed, skeptics scoffed at its ability to lead in tech, arguing that its authoritarian institutions smother true innovation. Jennifer Lind dismantles this assumption, showing that China has not just kept pace; it has, in fact, surged ahead. Coupling hard data with razor-sharp analysis, Lind shows that China's ascent was fueled by what she calls 'smart authoritarianism': a model of governance in which autocratic leaders temper tight political control with inclusive economic measures. By balancing proinnovation policies with tools of repression, China's leaders have obtained political control and economic growth. These smart authoritarians, Lind observes, are not the brass-knuckled dictators of the past―they are their polished Savile Row–clad progeny, and they are found not only in China but also in authoritarian regimes worldwide. Compelling and incisive, Autocracy 2.0 is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand China's meteoric rise and how today's autocrats are reshaping the technological frontier, governance, and the global balance of power."

Jennifer Lind (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Dreamer's Daughter: Surviving My Childhood and Raising My Father

"A daughter's inspiring memoir of a childhood short on money, but rich in all the rest, and her eccentric and misguided father who fails spectacularly at everything—except being a loving parent. In a mining town where hope is as tapped out as the gold, a mother abandons her two children, leaving them in the custody of their free-spirited father. Colorful and larger-than-life, Dacker Thicke is a dreamer whose schemes and small businesses never quite pan out. But he's always chasing the next big thing. When they lose everything in a house fire, Dacker considers this the ultimate freedom and leads his children on a cross-country road trip that will force them to rely on his wits and dubious judgment. Amid the chaos, Lori must raise herself and her younger brother—and, on occasion, her father. When she strives for independence, she discovers that it's hard to leave home when home has wheels and keeps following you around. A coming-of-age memoir, Dreamer's Daughter is a life-affirming story about forgiving our parents—and ourselves. It's a celebration of the love we find in even the most unconventional families, and how sometimes we need to leave home to find our way back."

Lori Thicke (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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A Danger to Herself and Others

"'A compelling and beautifully told story.' —Kathleen Glasgow, New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces From New York Times bestselling author Alyssa Sheinmel comes a dark psychological contemporary about a teenage girl who is institutionalized after an accident at her summer program, perfect for fans of We Were Liars and I’ll Give You the Sun. Hannah knows there's been a mistake. She doesn't need to be institutionalized. What happened to her roommate at that summer program was an accident. As soon as the doctors and judge figure out that she isn't a danger to herself or others, she can go home to start her senior year. Those college applications aren't going to write themselves. Until then, she's determined to win over the staff and earn some privileges so she doesn't lose her mind to boredom. Then Lucy arrives. Lucy has her own baggage, and she's the perfect project to keep Hannah's focus off all she is missing at home. But Lucy may be the one person who can get Hannah to confront the secrets she's avoiding—and the dangerous games that landed her in confinement in the first place. Packed with intrigue and suspense, A Danger to Herself and Others is a good choice for readers who loved Suicide Notes for Beautiful Girls by Lynn Weingarten and Two Can Keep a Secret by Karen McManus A great pick for anyone who wants: - emotional novels - books about mental illness - suspenseful reads Also by Alyssa Sheinmel: What Kind of Girl The Castle School (for Troubled Girls) Praise for A Danger to Herself and Others: 'A thrilling page-turner.'—School Library Journal, *STARRED REVIEW* 'A tense and terrific read.'—Natalie D. Richards, author of One Was Lost and Six Months Later 'A great story full of mystery, heartbreak, and hope.'— Jennifer Shaw Wolf, author of Dead Girls Don’t Lie and Breaking Beautiful 'Intense, compelling, and wholly original.'—Kerry Kletter, author of The First Time She Drowned 'This compelling character study begins like a thriller—the mystery of what happened to her friend Agnes draws considerable suspense... it becomes a nuanced exploration of mental illness.'—Booklist 'A respectful, authentic rendering of mental illness and treatment.'—Kirkus"

Alyssa Sheinmel (Author), Devon Sorvari (Narrator)

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Dig: A Novel

"The soil on Crow Island holds secrets, and they’re ready to be unearthed. J. H. Markert returns with a surreal horror novel, perfect for fans of Graveyard Shift and What Moves the Dead. Eight years ago, a boy took up an axe and slaughtered a dozen people. That odd, troubled boy, Jericho Dodd, has been dead and buried in his father’s yard for years, but ever since that massacre, Crow Island has been a dark and unsettling place. When Jericho’s father begins digging up the past he buried, a compulsion to dig sweeps over the island and soon everyone else is obsessively churning up dirt, desperate to uncover buried secrets. The compulsion leads to violence and as neighbors turn against each other, the island’s famous tupelo honey, harvested from trees deep in a swamp, changes too. As dread and paranoia seep up from the ground, it becomes clear that the island itself needs something from its residents–before it digs itself apart for good. Be careful what you unearth from the dirt before this surreal horror novel can worm its way into you too."

J. H. Markert (Author), Devon Sorvari, Michael Crouch, Rhett Samuel Price, Wayne Mitchell (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Devon Sorvari

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