Audiobooks are great at adding tension to a novel. Not that mystery books need any more tension, but they can come alive if there is a good narrator. You can hear many such audiobooks on sites like Mystread which will keep you entertained for hours. Here are some of the best mystery audiobooks around at the moment.
The Secret History by Donna Tartt
This novel was written in 1992, but it is still one of the best mysteries you can find. Set in a private university in Vermont, a boy joins a secret club full of intelligent students. However, he gets involved in solving a crime when one of the boys is found murdered.
Elizabeth Is Missing by Emma Healey
Emma Healey writes a clever and thought-provoking book, which puts you in the shoes of Maud. Because Maud is an elderly lady with dementia, you are never quite sure if what she says is real or made up. However, she is determined to find her friend who has gone missing.
A Dark Adapted Eye by Barbara Vine
Barbara Vine is actually a pen name for Ruth Rendell, who has many other titles on Mystread, so you know from the start that this will be a great read. Faith is looking back at her family's history after one of them is executed in the 1940s for a terrible crime.
These are just a few of the many mystery books you can find on audiobooks. Most of them are available on sites like Mystread. Why not take a look at their library and see if there is one that catches your eye.
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