10 audiobooks for fans of The Girl on the Train
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None of This is True
by Lisa Jewell
Narrated by Kristin Atherton, Ayesha Antoine, Louise Brealey, Alix Dunmore, Elliot Fitzpatrick, Lisa Jewell, Thomas Judd, Dominic Thorburn, Nicola Walker, Jenny Walser
Why this book?
Both audiobooks feature unreliable narrators navigating twisted psychological mysteries, and Louise Brealey's return in the ensemble cast delivers the same immersive, multi-perspective storytelling that makes The Girl on the Train so gripping. The matching runtime and intricate narrative structure create an equally addictive listening experience that keeps you questioning what's real.
★ 4.53 ABR Score (1.1M ratings)★ 4.07 Goodreads (1.1M) ★ 4.53 Audible (15.4K)More about this pick
The impressive cast creates distinct voices for each character as podcaster Alix becomes dangerously entangled with mysterious birthday twin Josie Fair.
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Into the Water
by Paula Hawkins
Narrated by Laura Aikman, Sophie Aldred, Rachel Bavidge, Daniel Weyman, Imogen Church
★ 3.92 ABR Score (435.7K ratings)★ 3.59 Goodreads (421.9K) ★ 3.98 Audible (13.9K)More about this pick
Multiple narrators tackle this complex thriller about women who keep dying in the same cursed river, creating an unsettling chorus of secrets.
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A Slow Fire Burning
by Paula Hawkins
Narrated by Rosamund Pike
★ 4.04 ABR Score (187.6K ratings)★ 3.5 Goodreads (181.2K) ★ 4.3 Audible (6.4K)More about this pick
Three women connected to a houseboat murder each harbor secrets, and Rosamund Pike's performance weaves between their perspectives with calculated precision.
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The Blue Hour
by Paula Hawkins
Narrated by Gemma Whelan, Paula Hawkins
★ 3.68 ABR Score (77.2K ratings)★ 3.26 Goodreads (77.2K) ★ 4.43 Audible (7)More about this pick
Grace lives alone on a tidal island until a London gallery discovery connects her refuge to a decades-old disappearance, with Gemma Whelan's narration capturing the isolation.
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In the Blood
Terminal List • Book 5
by Jack Carr
Narrated by Ray Porter
★ 4.87 ABR Score (52.4K ratings)★ 4.49 Goodreads (27.6K) ★ 4.87 Audible (24.8K)More about this pick
Ray Porter's relentless delivery transforms Carr's geopolitical thriller into something almost unbearably gripping—his voice makes Reece's obsession feel like your own.
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Misery
by Stephen King
Narrated by Lindsay Crouse
Why this book?
Both novels grip listeners with unreliable narrators and claustrophobic tension, trapping protagonists in nightmarish situations where psychological terror escalates alongside physical danger. Lindsay Crouse's narration captures the same unsettling intimacy as the multiple perspectives in The Girl on the Train, making the audiobook experience intensely immersive and difficult to pause.
★ 4.73 ABR Score (859.0K ratings)★ 4.23 Goodreads (847.7K) ★ 4.76 Audible (11.3K)More about this pick
Novelist Paul Sheldon becomes prisoner to his "number one fan" Annie Wilkes after a car crash in rural Colorado. Lindsay Crouse's chilling performance makes Annie's manic devotion absolutely terrifying.
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The Housemaid's Secret
The Housemaid • Book 2
Narrated by Lauryn Allman
★ 4.66 ABR Score (1.8M ratings)★ 4.16 Goodreads (1.8M) ★ 4.63 Audible (20.2K)More about this pick
Millie's new cleaning job in a luxury penthouse reveals that her mysterious employers harbor secrets as dark as her own hidden past.
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Then She Was Gone
by Lisa Jewell
Narrated by Helen Duff
Why this book?
Both novels deliver gripping psychological thrillers narrated by skilled British voice actors that draw listeners into unreliable perspectives and fragmented timelines to uncover dark secrets. Then She Was Gone shares the same propulsive tension and intimate character study that made The Girl on the Train so compelling, though with a tighter narrative structure that makes for equally addictive listening.
★ 4.61 ABR Score (1.1M ratings)★ 4.04 Goodreads (1.0M) ★ 4.56 Audible (84.7K)More about this pick
When fifteen-year-old Ellie vanishes without a trace, her mother Laurel spends ten years searching until a chance encounter reveals horrifying secrets. This psychological thriller twists through family obsession and revenge.
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Sharp Objects
Narrated by Ann Marie Lee
Why this book?
Sharp Objects delivers the same unreliable narrator tension and psychological unraveling as The Girl on the Train, with a similarly immersive audiobook experience that benefits from a skilled solo narrator guiding you through a dark, twisted mystery.
★ 4.49 ABR Score (1.3M ratings)★ 4 Goodreads (1.2M) ★ 4.44 Audible (41.9K)More about this pick
Ann Marie Lee's controlled performance mirrors Camille's own emotional restraint as she investigates child murders in her toxic hometown.
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The Family Upstairs
The Family Upstairs • Book 1
by Lisa Jewell
Narrated by Tamaryn Payne, Bea Holland, Dominic Thorburn
Why this book?
The Family Upstairs delivers the same propulsive psychological tension and unreliable narrative perspective that made The Girl on the Train so gripping, while its ensemble cast of narrators creates an equally immersive listening experience that keeps you questioning what's really true. Both thrillers excel at weaving together fragmented timelines and multiple viewpoints to slowly reveal a dark family secret.
★ 4.41 ABR Score (589.9K ratings)★ 3.95 Goodreads (574.9K) ★ 4.46 Audible (15.0K)More about this pick
Jewell's cult-thriller slowly reveals how a normal London family became entangled with a charismatic stranger — built on dread, masterfully paced.
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