I have Audible credits. What should I get?

[Bunch]

What it says on the tin. I picked up a history of lesser known african civilizations because it's an area I feel is under researched. I would also be interested in good ones on either north/south/central america pre Columbus southeast asia and maybe india. I like history.

What else have people really enjoyed on audible?

 

[Nemesis]

The Power of the Dog trilogy by Don Winslow, an insane series about a cat-and-mouse game between a DEA agent and Mexican drug lord. The narrator is fantastic.

 

[Voros]

I read a lot of history but it is mostly about Russia because their history is so insane and interesting because of it. If you're interested in that area I can provide a lot of recommendations.

I know some great books on Southeast Asian and Indian history but they're more about the 20th century on and/or aren't on Audible.

 

[Bunch]

I read a lot of history but it is mostly about Russia because their history is so insane and interesting because of it. If you're interested in that area I can provide a lot of recommendations.

I know some great books on Southeast Asian and Indian history but they're more about the 20th century on and/or aren't on Audible.

Russia works. I gotta use my credit before I cancel or I believe I lose them.

 

[Voros]

Russia works. I gotta use my credit before I cancel or I believe I lose them.

Two books on Russia I'd recommend right away: A People's Tragedy by Orlando Figes is a masterpiece but being about the Revolution and its aftermath may be more modern than what you're looking for in which case I'd recommend Montefiore's tremendously entertaining (if you have a strong stomach) book on The Romanovs which covers a much wider sweep of Russian history.

 

[tenbones]

Sandman.

Get it.

 

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