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I really enjoyed Paula Hawkins's The Girl on the Train; it pretty much lives up to the hype it's been getting--it is a Hitchcockian thriller reminiscent of Rear Window. Three unreliable narrators tell the story, and the audiobook employs three different voice actors, who were distinctive enough that I didn't get confused.
Now I'm listening to The Good Girl, by Mary Kubica, which has been on my radar for a long time. This is another one with three narrators, three voices. I'm not far enough along to know where it's going, but it's certainly holding my interest.
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