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The Calamity Clubby Kathryn Stockett · narrated by Jenna Lamia, January LaVoy
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Hollow Bones
by Jodi Picoult · full cast
#4 in Fiction#11 NYT Combined Print & E-Book Fiction · Week of October 25, 2026#9 Publishers Weekly Hardcover FictionFirst published 2026Audio release 2026-09-15
An emergency-preparedness expert who lost her mother on 9/11 finds her carefully braced-for-disaster life, and her marriage to a polygraph examiner, tested by truths she never planned for.
Narrated by: Rebecca Soler, MacLeod Andrews, Julia Whelan, Jodi Picoult
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