Grace Conlin Audiobooks

A classic of Holocaust literature, Klein’s celebrated memoir tells the moving story of a young woman’s three frightful years as a slave laborer of the Nazis and her miraculous liberation.

At age twenty-eight Edna Pontellier vows to honor the deep yearnings within herself that she senses are unfulfilled by marriage and motherhood.

She was the tempestuous, strong-willed woman who ignited the movie screen with her legendary performances in Of Human Bondage, Jezebel, and All About Eve.

The first thing every listener will want to know is whether Anne Shirley appears in these stories of Avonlea and Spencervale....

The Custom of the Country is a trenchant novel that illustrates the dangers of excessive ambition.

In the words of John Barrington Bayley, president of Classical America, “The Decoration of Houses brings to mind. . . reflections in looking-glasses, and on parquet, and the garnitures of chimney-pieces, boiseriers. . .

Known for her outrageous one-liners, her ruthless criticism, her clever verses and bittersweet stories, Dorothy Parker had another side—a private life set on a course of destruction.

In this volume of heartwarming tales, a Persian cat plays an amazing role in a marriage proposal and a foolish lie threatens to make an unattached woman the towns laughingstock.

To read Johnny Tremain is to live through two dramatic years of our country's history and see these real events from a new angle through the shrewd eyes of an observant boy.

Norman Torkelson, a charismatic con man running a repeat marriage scam, has been charged with strangling to death his latest mark. But did he have a motive for murder? Or is he covering for the real killer?