Audiobooks narrated by Sophie Roberts

"Monsters don't always break in. Sometimes, they're invited . . . Maddie likes her life orderly. She manages and lives in the block of flats her father owns. Control is how she keeps anxiety at bay. Then, elderly Greta moves in. Greta is quiet, precise, frail, and unsettlingly observant. When Maddie mentions her studies and desire to be a writer, Greta offers something extraordinary: her story. A past shaped by survival in a concentration camp. The kind of story that demands to be heard. Soon, Maddie becomes the keeper of Greta's history. At the same time, small things start to happen in the building. Objects move. Residents are unsettled. And Ross, Maddie's ex, turns up again. But Greta knows exactly how this story goes. What to tell. What to leave out. And how to draw Maddie in. As Greta's wartime accounts grow more disturbing, Maddie begins to realize that she isn't just being confided in. She's being asked to rewrite a very dark past . . ."

Iris Reid (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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Threefold Death

"Charlotte Blood is about to discover the dark side of obsession in this gripping mystery. Perfect for fans of Lucy Foley. A team of archaeologists claim to have found the tomb of the original warrior Queen of the Britons – Boudica. It's the story of the century and investigative journalist Charlotte Blood wants nothing more than to get the inside scoop. But Charlotte is not the only one hunting for the truth. Other journalists are also eager to find out if this is, in fact, the legendary queen's final resting place. Instead of a find of great historical significance, they discover something far more disturbing and horrifying waiting inside the two-thousand-year-old tomb. Charlotte is faced with unravelling the mystery of the Threefold Death, a unique sacrificial killing involving murder by drowning, stabbing and hanging. As she grows closer to discovering the killer, perhaps the question she should be asking is whether she will be the third victim … Filled with history, mystery, and a daring main character, Threefold Death will appeal to both history buffs and crime aficionados."

Victoria Dowd (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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You Belong to Me

"If you can't see the threat, how can you protect yourself? Kate Mitchell has built a life she's proud of. A family. A career. A happy home. Then the messages begin. They're subtle at first. Easy to dismiss. But then they become more ominous. Someone is watching her. Someone knows her every move. And the fear doesn't fade when she locks the door. She knows who's responsible. But fear has a way of blurring lines. Between love and control. Between protection and possession. Between what we want to believe and what we can't bear to see. As Kate's world tightens, one question becomes impossible to ignore: What if the danger is closer than you think? A gripping, emotionally charged psychological thriller about obsession, control, and how dangerous love can be."

Hannah Price (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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The Memory Foundation: A Novel

"Wealthy clients looking for the cure to memory loss find themselves trapped in a remote mountainous facility in this ingenious thriller, perfect for fans of Blake Crouch and Alex Michaelides. Struggling new single mom Natasha Walker is desperate to get back to her job as an investigative journalist. When she receives an anonymous tip about the Memory Foundation, a secretive research clinic that promises the cure to memory loss, she is instantly intrigued. Given her mother’s dementia diagnosis, the story hits close to home. Despite the perilous snowbound location, she’s determined to uncover the truth about the mysterious founders and their patients. Meanwhile, Lydia Hunter has faithfully worked alongside her husband, Wade, the founder of the Memory Foundation, to revolutionize the way the world understands memory. But the research is expensive, and they’re hemorrhaging money. In order to gain more financial support, they open up the facility to an exclusive group of wealthy guests, promising that each one will experience a “memory flight” that will allow them to relive precious memories. But when the wealthy clients arrive at the Memory Foundation, set high in the Alps in an area prone to avalanches, all is not what it seems. And when the weather takes a turn for the worse and power outages and a growing sense of paranoia begin affecting everybody, it becomes clear that no one at the Memory Foundation will ever be the same—and not everyone will survive the week."

Amanda West (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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In It for the Long Haul: A warm, funny and addictive domestic drama

"Katie and Tom's marriage is in trouble. So is their bank account. So, when Tom blindsides her by saying that his boss is sending him to Australia – permanently – Katie realises it might just be what they need to save their marriage. Trouble is, she doesn't like the heat, can't swim and hates spiders. Thrown into Sydney’s sun, surf and school-gate politics, Katie finds unexpected friendship in glamorous, wealthy Naomi and bohemian Ann. But as the wine flows and the secrets pile up – money lies, marriages on the brink, dangerous crushes and one unforgivable betrayal – the gloss on their new lives starts to peel away. When a holiday meant to fix everything blows her world apart, Katie has to decide what “home” really means – and whether some vows are worth fighting for or finally letting go. A must-read for fans of Liane Moriarty and Marian Keyes who love twisty domestic drama, flawed characters and sharply observed humour. Please note: this title was originally published as 'The Chance of a Lifetime.' Kendra Smith has been a journalist, wife, mother, aerobics teacher, qualified diver and very bad cake baker. She started her career in Sydney selling advertising space but quickly made the leap to editorial and went on to work on several women’s magazines in both Sydney and London."

Kendra Smith (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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Birth Power: The Expert, No-Judgement Guide to Giving Birth, Your Way

"Read by the author, Megan Rossiter. This audiobook features an exclusive guided meditation chapter, designed to support you during pregnancy, labour and birth, accompanied by an immersive theta-wave relaxation track. 'Birth Power is an empowering guide that helps parents understand their options and trust themselves.' - Anna Mathur Megan Rossiter is the founder of The Birth-ed Method, the inclusive antenatal course which has supported tens of thousands of families through their birth journeys. Now, in Birth Power, Megan brings together her years of experience to offer a nuanced, expert, judgement-free roadmap to giving birth, your way. A truly refreshing perspective on birth in a modern world, this audiobook features: - A clear explanation of what happens in your body and brain during late pregnancy, labour and birth, joining the dots between the physical and the emotional for a truly holistic understanding of how birth works. - A balanced guide to your birth choices, from medication-free home births to managing pain and interventions within hospital settings. - An introduction to the maternity healthcare system and how data is presented, giving you the tools to feel confident in your decision making. - Practical techniques to build self-trust and confidence so you are able to navigate birthing in a modern world with ease. - Expert, supportive advice on what to do if the birth experience you hope for doesn't work out as planned. - Real birth stories that reflect the diversity of experiences you may go on to have. Compassionate, honest and endlessly fascinating, Birth Power is a must-listen for all parents-to-be."

Megan Rossiter (Author), Kate Okello, Megan Rossiter, Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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I Know You Saw Her

"Two sisters. One life. A deadly secret. Five years ago, Fiona's sister Amy vanished without a trace. Determined to find out what happened to her beloved sibling, Fiona assumes a new identity and rents a room in the boarding house where Amy once lived. It's an eerie place. The landlady speaks to people who aren't there while her son Keith silently observes Fiona from the shadows. Little by little, Fiona pieces together the truth about the life her sister was living–and the web of secrets and lies in which Amy became entangled. Then Fiona realizes she is putting herself in grave danger, because someone close has a secret they'll do anything to protect. But she has to know the truth. She'll follow in her sister's footsteps–even if they lead her to a place darker and more terrifying than anything she could ever have imagined."

Ann Girdharry (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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The Misheard World

"Before wars are won, they must be witnessed. Elize Janview is a soldier, one of the few survivors of an unimaginably terrible weapon, which ended the long détente between the North and the South and plunged them back into all-out war. She enlisted with a dream of finding those responsible, of somehow getting revenge for the deaths of everyone she knew, but was posted to guard the prison at Crag, the fortress of the South, which has never fallen to the enemy. Janview's life is transformed when a rough wooden box is delivered to Crag, holding the performer and spy Marius Mondegreen, agent of the North: the Misheard Word, who can read minds, breathe fire, and make objects appear and disappear. Janview is to witness Mondegreen's interrogation by his captor, the beautiful and cruel Allynx Syld, who promises the end of the war. As recorder–and by degrees participant–in the interrogation, Janview comes to question everything she knew about the war, and the very world she lives in . . ."

Aliya Whiteley (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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What Would You Do Alone in a Cage with Nothing but Cocaine?: A Philosophy of Addiction

"A revolutionary new paradigm for understanding addiction Why do people with addiction use drugs self-destructively? Why don’t they quit out of self-concern? Why does the rat in the experiment, alone in a cage, press the lever again and again for cocaine—to the point of death? In this pathbreaking book, Hanna Pickard proposes a new paradigm for understanding the puzzle of addiction. Drawing on her expertise as an academic philosopher and her clinical work in a therapeutic community, Pickard explores the meaning of drugs for people with addiction and the diverse factors that keep them using despite the costs. People use drugs to cope with suffering—but also to self-harm, or even to die. Some identify as 'addicts,' while others are in denial or struggle with cravings and self-control. Social, cultural, and economic circumstances are crucial to explaining addiction—but brain pathology may also matter. By integrating addiction science with philosophy, clinical practice, and the psychology and voices of people with addiction themselves, Pickard shows why there is no one-size-fits-all theory or ethics of addiction. The result is a heterogeneous and humanistic paradigm for understanding and treating addiction, and a fresh way of thinking about responsibility, blame, and relationships with people who use drugs."

Hanna Pickard (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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Finding Ramanata: Daughter of Summit and Sea, Book Two

"After a devastating loss and the discovery of a dark conspiracy, Klarke Ascher is determined to uncover the truth, no matter the cost. Her mission: to find the prince's missing twin and the elusive Ramanata, who hold the key to exposing the king's deceit and forcing his abdication. To advance her cause, Klarke cleverly convinces the king to allow the Ascenditures to join Ainar's team for a peace climb aimed at healing the rift between their lands. As she embarks on this journey, Klarke discovers a kingdom that values diversity and equality—ideals she yearns to bring back to Ectair. But first, she must brave the perilous slopes of Mount Opasno while searching for one of the many women her mother helped smuggle to safety from their oppressive king. In a world where lies are as fierce as the mountain winds and danger lurks around every craggy outcrop, Klarke must navigate a tangled web of enemies and political intrigue. As alliances shift and hidden agendas emerge, she realizes that not all allies can be trusted and not all adversaries are as they seem."

Robyn Dabney (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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The Grapples of Wrath

Alice Bell (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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Three Sides to Every Story: an emotional, unputdownable story of friendship and second chances

"Three women. One life-changing secret. Will honesty bind them together or tear them apart? Single mother Charlie can barely pay the rent, never mind give her son the chances he deserves. Desperate to escape mounting debt, she enters into a surrogacy deal with a stranger. It will solve all her problems, won’t it? High-flying Suzie is used to getting what she wants. Yet her biggest dream of being a mother is beyond her grasp. So when a chance for happiness comes her way in the shape of Charlie, why shouldn’t she take it? Meanwhile, Dawn, Suzie’s steadfast university friend, is discovering that finding her mojo is about as hard as finding a good-fitting bra. What has happened to her sex life? Is finding the missing lid of a Tupperware box the biggest thrill she can expect? She thinks not. As Charlie’s pregnancy progresses, the women’s lives grow increasingly intertwined, revealing old betrayals and hidden connections. At a pivotal celebration, long-held secrets threaten their fragile unity—but also offer the possibility of forgiveness and fresh starts. Perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes and Marian Keyes, this is a powerful story of friendship, motherhood, and second chances. Please note: this title was originally published as 'A Year of Second Chances.' Kendra Smith is a contemporary women’s fiction author known for heartfelt, character-driven novels about family, friendship, and life’s second chances."

Kendra Smith (Author), Sophie Roberts (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Sophie Roberts

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