Helen Laser
- Detective & Mystery Stories
Read by: Helen Laser
Duration: 10 hrs 21 mins
Meet Jessica Jones: a private investigator and retired superhero based out of Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, who goes from job to job as a hard living, rough talking, loner.
And then a wealthy Upper East Side woman pays her a visit. Amber Randall is concerned about her twin sixteen-year-olds, Lark and Fox, who have acted and looked very different since they returned from spending the summer with their British father. She tells Jessica that her children have lost all the tics and habits that made them who they were. They are not Lark and Fox, she tells Jessica.
Jessica soon discovers that evil geniuses are playing a dangerous game with technology in order to make the world a "better place", not caring who gets hurt, maimed or even killed in the process. Can Jessica stop them from wreaking destruction on a whole generation of young people?
- Humorous Fiction
Read by: Helen Laser
Duration: 11 hrs 37 mins
Phoebe Stone arrives at a grand beachside hotel in Rhode Island wearing her best dress and least comfortable shoes. Immediately she is mistaken for one of the wedding people - but she's actually the only guest at the Cornwall Inn who isn't here for the big event.
When the bride discovers her elaborate destination wedding could be ruined by a divorced and depressed stranger, she is furious. Lila has spent months accounting for every detail and every possible disaster - except for, well, Phoebe... Soon, both women find their best-laid plans derailed and an unlikely confidante in one another.
- Contemporary Fiction
Read by: Helen Laser
Duration: 8 hrs 30 mins
When failed writer June Hayward witnesses her rival Athena Liu die in a freak accident, she sees her opportunity… and takes it. So what if it means stealing Athena's final manuscript? So what if it means 'borrowing' her identity? And so what if the first lie is only the beginning…
Finally, June has the fame she always deserved. But someone is about to expose her… What happens next is entirely everyone else's fault.
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