I noticed that most of the books I read are written by males. Please suggest some books that were written by females.(preferably audio books).

Alice Turner wrote a book called "the history of hell"
explains different cultures depiction of hell from the beginning of recorded time.really interesting read.

diana gabaldon

Since it's by choice mine are as follows
Sherrilyn Kenyon
Janet Evanovich
Fern Michaels
Lori Foster (not sure if she's on audio)
Robin Schone (not audio yet)
Donna Boyd's The Promise and The Passion
Laurell K. Hamilton (I prefer the Merry Gentry series) but her work is really a personal choice very graphic

Anne Rice
Emily Bronte
Barbara Kingsolver-"The Poisonwood Bible"
Harper Lee-"To Kill a Mockingbird"
whover wrote "White Orchid"
Ayn Rand-"The Fountainhead" my all-time favorite novel (to date, still searching...)

To the Kitchen with me - Every woma- OK LET ME STOP NOW. jk,jk, just kidding.
but honestly, i say
There eye's were watching god. had to read it in school. only person who liked it

Harry potter by j.k rollings.I fasinated by that book series.....

I DONT HAVE FEMALES FAVORITE...BUT F U CAN SUGGEST I'LL LOK AND FIND THEME..

Mo Hader: Pig Island, Ritual and Tokyo are a few of her stories I really enjoyed.
Creepy, frightening and often a stark reminder of how truth can be much stranger and darker than any fiction.

If you haven't already, you could check out Freda Warrington.
https://kat.ph/freda-warrington-a-taste-of-blood-wine-pdf-t6369133.html

Stephenie Meyer (yeah the Twilight writer. I know. Shut up) - The Host.


Her other big work, now being made into a film. Good story told from an interesting perspective that will drive you nuts up until the last quarter of the book, then it goes a little Hollywood. Might be a YA title, I'm not sure, but I liked it anyway.


Oh yeah, audio books are for lazy retards. Actual reading requires effort and imagination, which keeps your mind sharp, unlike audio books, which actively destroy your imagination just like television.