Best C.S. Harris Audiobooks

Regency London's dark underbelly comes alive when a nobleman becomes the prime suspect in a brutal church murder, with Davina Porter capturing both aristocratic elegance and gritty desperation.

In 1811 London, someone's killing prominent families' sons, leaving mutilated bodies in public with strange objects in their mouths—and Sebastian St. Cyr must hunt them down.

Sebastian St. Cyr faces an impossible case: solving a murder that officially never happened when his surgeon friend illegally acquires a Foreign Office rising star's corpse. Regency London's body-snatching underworld provides the twisted backdrop.

Eight murdered prostitutes in a London refuge draw both Hero Jarvis and Sebastian St. Cyr into a case that powerful men want buried. Davina Porter balances the Georgian setting with psychological complexity.

The murdered antiquarian was researching Camelot when her body turned up in the legendary moat. Davina Porter handles the historical details with precision.

The Prince Regent's lover is murdered wearing a necklace connected to Sebastian St. Cyr's missing mother, drawing him into dangerous 1811 Brighton intrigue. Davina Porter balances period atmosphere with psychological complexity.

Sebastian investigates a murdered Bishop found beside a decades-old corpse in an ancient London crypt. Davina Porter captures the Regency atmosphere and Sebastian's methodical detective work beautifully.

Davina Porter's nuanced performance captures 1813 London's danger as Sebastian St. Cyr investigates a French physician's brutal murder during wartime.

Sebastian investigates when his former lover's husband stands accused of murdering a notorious diamond merchant in 1812 London. Davina Porter's narration captures the Regency atmosphere and mounting tension beautifully.

A West Indies plantation owner's brutal decapitation brings Sebastian St. Cyr face-to-face with both murder and his dangerous past. Davina Porter captures Regency London's atmosphere while building tension through each revelation.

Sebastian investigates a widow's suspicious death in a peaceful Shropshire village while uncovering secrets about his own family history. Porter's performance suits the Regency setting perfectly.

Sebastian St. Cyr discovers the tortured body of a homeless boy in 1813 London's abandoned factory grounds, launching an investigation into the city's darkest corners that Davina Porter renders with haunting clarity.

A murdered musician's connection to Princess Charlotte draws Sebastian St. Cyr into dangerous royal court intrigue. London's 1814 winter provides atmospheric backdrop for political conspiracy and personal betrayal.

Sebastian St. Cyr investigates murders connected to his family's dark history in 1815 France. Jenny Sterlin brings nuanced characterization to Harris's Regency-era detective work.

A 1815 summer picnic turns deadly when Lady McInnis and her daughter are brutally murdered, echoing killings from fourteen years earlier in Amy Scanlon's gripping historical mystery performance.

While London awaits news from Waterloo, Sebastian investigates a mutilated major pulled from the Thames. Sterlin captures Regency London's anxious atmosphere.