10 audiobooks for fans of Everyone Here Is Lying
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She Didn't See It Coming
by Shari Lapena
Narrated by January LaVoy
Why this book?
January LaVoy's measured narration brings the same atmospheric tension to this mystery, capturing Lapena's skill at weaving together unreliable perspectives and small-town secrets. You'll experience the identical page-turning momentum and psychological complexity that made the first book compelling, with an extra hour to deepen the intricate plot.
★ 4.25 ABR Score (111.7K ratings)★ 3.89 Goodreads (107.3K) ★ 4.41 Audible (4.5K)More about this pick
Bryden and Sam's perfect life shatters when she doesn't answer her phone, and he rushes home to find their apartment covered in blood but no body in sight.
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The Twisted Women's Book Club
by Karin Slaughter, Oyinkan Braithwaite, Sarah Pekkanen, Linwood Barclay, Naomi Hirahara, K.J. Howe, Robert Dugoni, Alison Gaylin, Heather Gudenkauf, Shari Lapena, Clare Mackintosh, Stacy Willingham, January LaVoy, Andi Arndt, Saskia Maarleveld, Kathleen Early, Lauren Ezzo, Stephanie Epstein, Jenn Lee, Brittany Pressley, Cindy Kay, Nancy Wu, Nicola F. Delgado, Emily Lawrence, Karen Murray, Adepero Oduye, Daniela Acitelli
Narrated by January LaVoy, Andi Arndt, Saskia Maarleveld, Kathleen Early, full cast
Why this book?
Listeners who appreciated Lapena's knack for unraveling small-town secrets will find similar satisfaction in this anthology, where her contribution sits alongside fellow masters of suspense in a collection that maintains the same propulsive mystery tone across multiple narrators. The ensemble cast approach amplifies the intimate, character-driven storytelling that made *Everyone Here Is Lying* compelling, offering multiple perspectives on deception and moral complexity within a comparable runtime.
★ 3.93 ABR Score (13.2K ratings)★ 3.52 Goodreads (7.6K) ★ 4.24 Audible (5.6K)More about this pick
Dr. Margaret Richter's exclusive Cape Cod book club harbors lethal secrets, with a full cast including January LaVoy bringing each deadly member to distinct life.
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Getting Away with Murder
by Shari Lapena
Narrated by January LaVoy
Why this book?
The continuity of January LaVoy's assured narration carries over the same atmospheric tension and intricate plotting that made *Everyone Here Is Lying* compelling, while Lapena's signature exploration of small-town secrets and moral ambiguity deepens in this equally gripping mystery.
★ 3.70 ABR Score (134 ratings)★ 3.72 Goodreads (134)More about this pick
A couple's perfect New York brownstone becomes the center of financial ruin and deadly consequences. January LaVoy's narration builds the domestic tension as home ownership turns into nightmare.
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The Couple Next Door
by Shari Lapena
Narrated by Kirsten Potter
★ 4.18 ABR Score (741.0K ratings)★ 3.8 Goodreads (720.1K) ★ 4.19 Audible (20.9K)More about this pick
Anne and Marco leave their baby with a monitor while dining next door, but return to find an empty crib and a investigation that exposes everyone's lies. Potter maintains the claustrophobic tension throughout.
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Listen for the Lie
by Amy Tintera
Narrated by January LaVoy, Will Damron
Why this book?
Both mysteries feature unreliable narrators and small-town secrets unraveling through multiple perspectives, creating the same propulsive tension that makes them perfect for immersive listening. January LaVoy's distinctive voice grounds the psychological intrigue in both audiobooks, while the dual narration in *Listen for the Lie* amplifies the sense of competing truths that defines *Everyone Here Is Lying*.
★ 4.54 ABR Score (579.5K ratings)★ 4.07 Goodreads (556.8K) ★ 4.55 Audible (22.7K)More about this pick
Lucy returns to her Texas hometown to investigate her own possible involvement in her best friend's murder. The dual narrators perfectly capture the shifting perspectives and unreliable memories.
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Dear Debbie
Narrated by Julia Whelan, January LaVoy, Scott Brick
★ 4.45 ABR Score (249.9K ratings)★ 4.02 Goodreads (244.1K) ★ 4.57 Audible (5.8K)More about this pick
Advice columnist Debbie Mullen's breaking point arrives when her helpful suggestions turn deadly in McFadden's latest twisted tale. Three skilled narrators handle the shifting perspectives with precision.
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Jar of Hearts
by Jennifer Hillier
Narrated by January LaVoy
Why this book?
Jar of Hearts delivers the same immersive psychological suspense and unreliable narrator tension that made Everyone Here Is Lying gripping, while January LaVoy's narration brings equal intensity to this darker exploration of secrets and past crimes. Both audiobooks excel at weaving multiple timelines and perspectives into intricate mysteries that demand listener attention, making the extended runtime feel essential rather than indulgent.
★ 4.41 ABR Score (225.1K ratings)★ 4.13 Goodreads (220.6K) ★ 4.47 Audible (4.5K)More about this pick
When your childhood best friend turns out to be a killer, the psychological fallout spans decades. January LaVoy's performance captures both the teenage innocence and adult guilt that drive this twisted friendship-gone-wrong thriller.
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22 Seconds
Women's Murder Club • Book 22
by James Patterson, Maxine Paetro
Narrated by January LaVoy
★ 4.39 ABR Score (42.1K ratings)★ 4.11 Goodreads (38.9K) ★ 4.54 Audible (3.2K)More about this pick
Lindsay Boxer hunts weapon smugglers while a killer targets former cops with personal messages, threatening both her badge and her life.
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Invisible
Invisible • Book 1
by James Patterson, David Ellis
Narrated by January LaVoy, Kevin T. Collins
★ 4.36 ABR Score (57.7K ratings)★ 4.15 Goodreads (49.2K) ★ 4.39 Audible (8.6K)More about this pick
FBI researcher Emmy Dockery connects hundreds of unsolved kidnappings to one invisible killer, but only her ex-boyfriend agent Books will listen before the pattern turns deadly personal.
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Home Is Where the Bodies Are
by Jeneva Rose
Narrated by January LaVoy, Cassandra Campbell, Brittany Pressley, Andrew Eiden
Why this book?
January LaVoy's compelling narration brings the same intimate, unsettling atmosphere to this darker mystery, where family secrets and unreliable perspectives drive the plot forward with mounting tension. Rose's multi-narrator format adds another layer of complexity to the psychological manipulation and moral ambiguity that made *Everyone Here Is Lying* so gripping.
★ 4.25 ABR Score (311.3K ratings)★ 3.8 Goodreads (305.8K) ★ 4.42 Audible (5.6K)More about this pick
Three estranged siblings reunite to clean out their deceased mother's house and discover she's been hiding bodies in the basement for decades. Multiple narrators handle each sibling's perspective as family secrets unravel and they must decide whether to protect their mother's memory or turn her in posthumously.
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