Audiobooks Narrated by Grace Conlin

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.

Annie Dillard can stalk muskrats in the creek and think about wave mechanics.

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.

In the summer of 1931, a cruise ship sails for Bremerhaven, Germany....

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. . .

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?

Creative genius, artist, monstre sacré, Orson Welles reveals his most intimate feelings and recollections of a brilliant and tempestuous career.

When Aline Griffith was born in New York, few would have imagined that years later she would be a spy in Spain, infiltrating the highest levels of Spanish society…

Margaret Leech’s Pulitzer Prize-winning history paints a vivid and lively picture of Washington, D.C., during the Civil War.

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.