Adventure audiobooks

The Railway Children

by Edith Nesbit

Edith Nesbit's children novel The Railway Children explores the life of families living around the railways. When the father of three children falsely convicted for spying, the life of the family shifts dramatically from the comfort of their sub-urban home to tiny shelter near railways. The children meet an elderly traveler during his regular visit..

The War in the Air

by H. G. Wells

When wright brothers proved human can fly without wings, H. G. Wells predicted the destructive side of the flying power and expressed it through his War fiction novel The War in the Air. While all the power hungry nations were deploying their scientists to succeed in the air power, civilians were unaware of it. Wells prediction of World war and usi..

The Story Girl

by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Montgomery's novel The Story Girl Sara Stanley is an energetic personality who enlightens the crowd of a group of juvenile kids. Sara is delighted with arrival of guests to her neighbor Janet. Beverley and Felix, the nieces of Janet came to spend their time in the absence of their father in a business travel finds their time enjoyable with Tales na..

The Master of Ballantrae: A Winter's Tale

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Stevenson's novel The Master of Ballantrae: A Winter's Tale is considered to be the finest work by him and vastly differs from his early themes of success through adventures. Durrisdeer, one of the noble families in Scotland is in a dilemma whether to support Jacob or King George. The family knows retaining their estate would be risky, if they supp..

The Ebb-Tide: A Trio And Quartette

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Co-Authored by Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne, this adventure story The Ebb-Tide: A Trio And Quartette was published during the year of Stevenson's death. Herrick, Davis and Huish the trio lost their blessed life in various profession, as their ill-fate defame them. A second chance awaited them by a champagne cargo, which needed a new crew to complet..

The Wrecker

by Robert Louis Stevenson

Stevenson's The Wrecker co-authored by Lloyd Osbourne narrating the tale of a shipwreck and lost crew. Early events in the story making the readers to unable to connect the characters, but in the climax they are well linked. The writing clearly shows how the authors planned their characters very well...

Five Weeks in a Balloon

by Jules Verne

Five Weeks in a Balloon is a science fiction adventure by French novelist Jules Verne, narrating the journey of a team of three men. Dr. Samuel Fergusson, an explorer accompanied by his servant Joe and a friend Richard "Dick" Kennedy starts their adventure journey in a balloon filled by Hydrogen. The team has to face life threatening dangers during..

Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon

by Jules Verne

Jules Verne's adventure novel Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon narrates the journey of a ranch owner Joam Garral and his family through Amazon River in a large janganda. While Verne does not include any science fiction elements, however describes the journey well detailed. Joam Garral's execution is inevitable if the family fails to decrypt a le..