Best Hillary Huber Audiobooks

Pretty Things

by Janelle Brown

Narrated by Julia Whelan, Lauren Fortgang, Hillary Huber

Three distinct narrators bring real depth to these two women's collision course: each voice captures the moral complexity of a con that spirals way beyond either of them expected.

Final Girls

by Riley Sager

Narrated by Erin Bennett, Hillary Huber

Sager's debut coined a new archetype — the women who survived horror-movie-style massacres and must now confront whether their stories are true.

The Best of Richard Matheson

by Richard Matheson, Victor LaValle

Narrated by Donald Corren, Peter Berkrot, Richard Powers, Hillary Huber, Traber Burns, Scott Brick, Devon Sorvari, Kevin Kenerly

Friday

Friday

by Robert A. Heinlein

Narrated by Hillary Huber

The Hollow Places

by T. Kingfisher

Narrated by Hillary Huber

The Husbands

by T.J. Brearton

Narrated by Hillary Huber

Everything Matters!

by Ron Currie Jr.

Narrated by Abby Craden, Mark Deakins, Lincoln Hoppe, Hillary Huber

The Twisted Ones

by T. Kingfisher

Narrated by Hillary Huber

Greatest Hits

by Neil Gaiman, Cassandra Khaw, J. Michael Straczynski

Narrated by Harlan Ellison, Grover Gardner, Hillary Huber, Tim Lounibos, Scott Brick, Steven Jay Cohen, Robert Fass, Neil Hellegers, Dion Graham, Edoardo Ballerini, Stefan Rudnicki, Angelo Di Loreto, Luis Moreno

A masterclass in short-form sci-fi storytelling where Ellison's unhinged brilliance gets the ensemble treatment it deserves. Multiple narrators make each twisted tale land harder.

Julip

by Jim Harrison, Brice Matthieussent

Narrated by Ray Porter, Hillary Huber, William Hughes

Ray Porter, Hillary Huber, and William Hughes bring Harrison's three wild, restless narratives to life with distinct voices that match each character's uncompromising defiance. This is Harrison at his rawest and most untamed.

Unbound II: Tales

Unbound • Book 2

by Shawn Speakman - editor

Narrated by James Fouhey, Anna Smith Spark, Vivienne Leheny, Scott Brick, Natasha Soudek, Brian Holsopple, Adenrele Ojo, Ellen Archer, Travis Baldree, Tim Gerard Reynolds, Laura Horowitz, Hillary Huber

A stellar ensemble cast elevates 17 unfiltered stories from fantasy's boldest voices—Scott Brick, Tim Gerard Reynolds, and others nail the tonal shifts between dark epics and intimate character moments.

Weird Tales Magazine No. 366: Sword & Sorcery Issue

Weird Tales Magazine

by Various

Narrated by Scott Aiello, John Pirhalla, Simon Vance, Paul Woodson, Hillary Huber, Roger Clark, Tim Campbell, Chelsea Stephens, Dion Graham, Joe Hempel, Steve West, James Langton, Neil Hellegers, Natalie Naudus, Peter Berkrot

A stellar ensemble cast elevates this sword-and-sorcery anthology into something rare: fifteen narrators who each bring distinct voice and urgency to stories from genre legends like Gaiman and James A. Moore.

Terraform: Watch/Worlds/Burn

by Brian Merchant, Claire L. Evans, Cory Doctorow, Sam Biddle, James Bridle, Jennifer Marie Brissett, Tobias S. Buckell, Tori Cárdenas, Shannon Chamberlain, Chloe Cole, Nan Craig, Malon Edwards, Omar El Akkad, Meg Elison, Rose Eveleth, Fernando A. Flores, Paul Ford, Sarah Gailey, Peter Milne Greiner, Malcolm Harris, Porpentine Charity Heartscape, Eric Holthaus, Andrew Dana Hudson, Sahil Lavingia, Tao Lin, Geoff Manaugh, Tim Maughan, Joanne McNeil, Lincoln Michel, Sam J. Miller, Lia Swope Mitchell, Gus Moreno, Kevin Nguyen, Russell Nichols, Frankie Ochoa, Tochi Onyebuchi, Laurie Penny, Zora Mai Quỳnh, Robin Sloan, Emily J. Smith, Julian Mortimer Smith, Bruce Sterling, Seamus Sullivan, Wole Talabi, Tlotlo Tsamaase, Ellen Ullman, Debbie Urbanski, Jeff Vandermeer, Marlee Jane Ward, Elvia Wilk, Max Wynne, E. Lily Yu, Jess Zimmerman

Narrated by Hillary Huber, Chris Henry Coffey, André Santana, Graham Halstead, Rasha Zamamiri, Bahni Turpin, Stefan Rudnicki, Janina Edwards, Tim Campbell, Chelsea Stephens, Feodor Chin, Kyla Garcia, Vivienne Leheny, Mark Bramhall, Full Cast

The New Space Opera 2

by Gardner Dozois, Jonathan Strahan

Narrated by Tom Weiner, Bahni Turpin, Caroline Shaffer, Richard Powers, Hillary Huber, Marguerite Gavin, Xe Sands, Erica Sullivan

Weird Tales Magazine No. 370: Monster Issue (Weird Tales Magazine)

Weird Tales Magazine

by Jonathan Maberry, Various, Various Narrators

Narrated by Ray Porter, Bronson Pinchot, Hillary Huber, Joe Hempel, Jennifer Pickens, Dion Graham, Simon Vance, Emily Woo Zeller, Neil Hellegers

A stellar ensemble cast transforms this monster-themed anthology into pure audio theater—each narrator nails their story's voice, making the twisted takes on familiar creatures genuinely unsettling.

Weird Tales Magazine No. 368: Occult Detective Issue

Weird Tales Magazine

by Jonathan Maberry

Narrated by Bronson Pinchot, Eric G. Dove, Kevin Kenerly, Andrea Emmes, Robin Miles, Sarah Mollo-Christensen, Tim Campbell, Kevin J. Anderson, Robert Fass, Joel Froomkin, Frankie Corzo, Scott Aiello, Simon Vance, Hillary Huber

A stellar ensemble cast elevates these occult detective stories from pulp to genuinely unsettling—each narrator inhabits their tale so completely you'll forget you're listening to an anthology.

SNAFU: Contagion

SNAFU: An Anthology of Military Horror • Book 15

by Amanda J. Spedding, Geoff Brown, Jonathan Maberry

Narrated by Ray Porter, Emily Woo Zeller, Kevin Kenerly, Tim Campbell, Hillary Huber, Steve West, Heather Firth, Bradford Hastings, Josh Innerst, Andrew Gibson, Todd Menesses

A stellar ensemble cast transforms this military horror anthology into something cinematic—Ray Porter's gravitas anchors the collection while a dozen narrators give each story its own distinct voice, making Contagion feel like a prestige horror series rather than a compilation.

Weird Tales Magazine No. 372: Cryptids & Urban Legends

by Jonathan Maberry, Full Cast, Various

Narrated by Hillary Huber, Joe Hempel, Nancy Wu, Matt Godfrey, Patricia Santomasso, Robert Fass, James Anderson Foster, James Fouhey, Derek Austin, Liam Gerrard, Ramiz Monsef, Justin Price, Ray Porter, Christopher Tester, full cast

A full-cast production that treats cryptid lore with genuine respect—the rotating narrators nail the eerie atmosphere while essays ground the mythology in real investigation and wonder.