Best The Twist Ending Mystery Audiobooks

And Then There Were None

by Agatha Christie

Narrated by Dan Stevens

Ten strangers trapped on a remote island face methodical murder based on a sinister nursery rhyme in this perfectly paced psychological thriller.

Rebecca

by Daphne du Maurier

Narrated by Anna Massey

A shy bride arrives at her husband's estate, Manderley, only to find herself competing with the ghost of his deceased first wife. Massey's haunting narration perfectly captures the Gothic atmosphere.

The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock Holmes • Book 4

by Arthur Conan Doyle

Narrated by Simon Prebble

Conan Doyle's collection includes some of Holmes's most ingenious cases, from locked-room mysteries to elaborate revenge schemes. Simon Prebble's performance captures the Victorian atmosphere while keeping each story's unique puzzle clear.

The Woman in White

by Wilkie Collins

Narrated by Ian Holm

Ian Holm guides you through Collins' labyrinthine Victorian mystery with the patient authority needed for this intricate tale of identity theft.

Shutter Island

by Dennis Lehane

Narrated by Tom Stechschulte

U.S. Marshals investigate a patient's disappearance from a remote psychiatric hospital as a hurricane bears down on the island. Tom Stechschulte guides you through Lehane's psychological maze.

The Man in the Brown Suit

Colonel Race • Book 1

by Agatha Christie

Narrated by Nicola Barber, Graeme Malcolm

Adventure-seeking Anne witnesses a suspicious death at a London tube station and pursues international intrigue from England to South Africa. Nicola Barber and Graeme Malcolm share duties in this globe-trotting mystery.

Magpie Murders

Susan Ryeland • Book 1

by Anthony Horowitz

Narrated by Samantha Bond, Allan Corduner

Editor Susan investigates when crime writer Alan Conway dies before finishing his final Atticus Pünd mystery, leaving crucial pages missing. Samantha Bond and Allan Corduner distinguish between the modern mystery and the 1950s pastiche with perfect period-appropriate performances.

The Mother-in-Law

by Sally Hepworth

Narrated by Barrie Kreinik

Lucy's desperate attempts to win over her husband's perfect mother Diana end in death—but was it suicide, accident, or something more calculated?

Photograph

by Brian Freeman

Narrated by January LaVoy

A private investigator helps a woman discover her true identity, only to find her client murdered—LaVoy's nuanced narration captures every twist in this identity mystery.

The It Girl

by Ruth Ware

Narrated by Imogen Church

Hannah's glamorous Oxford friend April was murdered a decade ago, but new evidence suggests they convicted the wrong man. The dual timeline structure works perfectly in audio, with Imogen Church shifting effortlessly between past and present mysteries.

The Six

by Anni Taylor

Narrated by Barrie Kreinik

The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY

by John Joseph Adams, Stephen King, Robert J. Sawyer, Michael Moorcock, Sharyn McCrumb, Stephen Baxter, Anne Perry, Barbara Hambly, Tanith Lee, Neil Gaiman, Rob Rogers, Naomi Novik, Anthony Burgess, Dominic Green, Laurie R. King, Barbara Roden, Tim Lebbon, Peter Tremayne, Bradley H. Sinor, Edward D. Hoch, Vonda N. McIntyre, Darrell Schweitzer, Mary Robinette Kowal, H. Paul Jeffers, Geoffrey A. Landis, Amy Myers, Chris Roden, Tony Pi, Chris Roberson, Mark Valentine

Narrated by Simon Vance, Anne Flosnik

Twenty-five years of the best Holmes short fiction gets collected, featuring Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, and other masters reimagining the detective across genres. Simon Vance and Anne Flosnik handle the varied styles with appropriate range.

A Narrow Door

St Oswald's • Book 3

by Joanne Harris

Narrated by Alex Kingston, Steven Pacey

Rebecca Buckfast becomes St. Oswald's first female headmistress in a power struggle that Alex Kingston and Steven Pacey navigate through shifting alliances and buried secrets.

The Chimney Sweeper's Boy

by Barbara Vine

Narrated by Jenny Sterlin

After acclaimed novelist Gerald Candless dies suddenly, his daughters discover their father's life was built on lies, and Jenny Sterlin guides listeners through their shocking investigation into his true identity.

The House on Sunset Lake

by Tasmina Perry

Narrated by Gemma Whelan

Set in 1995 Savannah where sultry sunsets hide dark secrets, this Southern Gothic romance layers mysteries within love stories. Heart-wrenching tale that peels back family secrets against the backdrop of Georgia's haunting beauty.

Pretty as a Picture

by Elizabeth Little

Narrated by Julia Whelan

Julia Whelan's narration transforms this twisty psychological thriller into an immersive experience, her controlled delivery perfectly capturing a protagonist unraveling on a chaotic film set where nothing adds up.

Fiddle Game

Herman Jackson • Book 1

by Richard A. Thompson

Narrated by Robertson Dean

Former Detroit bookie Herman Jackson tries to live quietly as a St. Paul bail bondsman until a priceless violin collateral changes everything. A young woman's antique security deposit launches Jackson into danger he thought he'd left behind.

Depraved Heart: A Scarpetta Novel

Kay Scarpetta • Book 23

by Daily Books

Narrated by Susan Ericksen

Medical examiner Kay Scarpetta receives disturbing videos implicating her niece Lucy in twenty-year-old crimes that could destroy their family bond.

Best of "The Strand Magazine": 25 Years of Twists, Turns, and Tales from the Modern Masters of Mystery and Fiction

by Andrew F. Gulli - editor, Lamia J. Gulli - editor

Narrated by January LaVoy, Gerard Doyle, Simon Vance, Dion Graham, Dan Bittner, Roger Clark, Edoardo Ballerini, Grover Gardner, Christopher Tester, Jean Brassard, Scott Brick, Tim Campbell, Robin Miles, Joel Froomkin, full cast

A murderer's row of narrators tackles stories from Jo Nesbø, Tennessee Williams, and Ray Bradbury in this anniversary anthology. January LaVoy, Simon Vance, and the stellar cast capture each author's distinct voice perfectly.

The Witch Elm

Dublin Murder Squad

by Tana French

Narrated by Paul Nugent

After burglars nearly kill charming Toby, he retreats to his uncle's house where a skull turns up in the garden's ancient elm tree. This slow-burn psychological thriller asks whether we ever really know ourselves.