Excellent road trip audiobook ideas?

[Roadtripppp]

So far, DH and I have enjoyed the Thursday Murder Club books, Lessons in Chemistry, and the Paper Palace, and others.

Can anyone recommend some excellent audiobooks for road trips along these veins? Page-turner story, engaging narrator, - something to help make the time in the car pass happily!

Entirely different but amazing - Barak Obama's memoir.

Detective series - Sarah Bailey's Gemma Woodstock series.

Join your local library and use their free service.

Another vote for Project Hail Mary. Superb.

I do also really like this series.

Second the Galbraith Strike series - also his Welsh accent is “generic valleys” and not that great.

also I second the Serrailler series - really good. And Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club.

How about Elly Griffiths’s Dr Ruth Galloway series?

Anthony Horowitz Magpie Murder Series?

Rivers of London, the narrators voice is simply gorgeous.Michael Palin is good as well, have recently finished his travels in Iraq one and his E.Europ one

The Handmaids tale, and the follow up The Testaments

Elisabeth Moss is the narrator for THT and is excellent, and Ann Dowd is one of the narrators of the testaments

I'd second 13 Minutes to the Moon, fascinating.

One of my other favourites is How to Train Your Dragon read by David Tennant.

Great thread, making notes for future reads.
I have recently listened to The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex, really intriguing and gripping, perfect if a rainy road trip.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, read by Carey Mulligan - much lighter but listened to it as often as I could.
Both on BorrowBox.

Harlan Coben books are great!

If you like biographies then I'd highly recommend Matthew McConaughey's Greenlight. I was very pleasantly surprised by it and often couldn't wait to get back in the car to listen again! He's a great story teller too

I just finished How To Disappear by Gillian McAllister and I was hooked. Narration from different POVs, and I loved the twists and turns

BorrowBox is great

I also came here to say the Strike series. I think Robert Glenister does a great job at narrating them.

Jeeves and Worcester BBC collected Radio dramas. About 9 of the novels were recorded for radio/audio and they're bloody hilarious. Really recommend them.

Richard Osman's books. The first two are beautifully read by Lesley Manville. I'm on the waiting list for the third in the series.

Have you read Rachel's holiday? Rachel again is the following book and Marian Keyes is the narrator. I really loved it. It wouldn't make much sense without having read or listened to Rachel's holiday though. I'm pretty certain I heard that Marianne is the narrator for Rachel's holiday as well now. That is such a fantastic book.

I loved all the strike books on audio. Also Michelle Obama’s autobiography ‘becoming’.