Where Can I Find An Audiobook Version Of Truly Devious Book?
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I see this has been asked a few times and I think the confusion comes from people checking various platforms. The trilogy is widely available as audiobooks, and I've spotted them on Google Play Books and Apple Books as well as Audible. I tend to use the latter for the subscription credit model.
I'm pretty sure the library digital catalog is your best bet if you're trying not to spend money. OverDrive or Libby will have it in most systems. Just a heads up, the waitlist can be a bit long sometimes depending on your library's licenses.
2026-07-26 23:50:29
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Checked my library's app last week and they had it. Libby is the way to go if you have a card. The narrator does a great job with the different character voices, especially Albert Ellingham. It makes revisiting the old case files way more atmospheric.
2026-07-28 09:23:27
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Steffie couldn't record the audiobook due to a scheduling conflict, but man, she's been the voice of the series for me since 'Vanishing Stair'. You can find it pretty reliably on Audible, that's where I got mine. I know some folks use Scribd or the Libby app through their library.
One thing I've noticed is the production quality is solid, they don't try to add weird sound effects or anything, it's just a clean read that really lets Johnson's writing and Steffie's narration do the work. The pacing is good for a mystery, too, keeps you hooked on the bus commute without feeling rushed.
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If you loved the 'Truly Devious' series for its blend of mystery, boarding school vibes, and witty protagonist, you might want to dive into 'A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder' by Holly Jackson. It’s got that same page-turning suspense and a determined teen sleuth who won’t quit until she cracks the case. The way Pip unravels the truth feels just as satisfying as Stevie’s detective work.
Another great pick is 'One of Us Is Lying' by Karen M. McManus. The ensemble cast and twisted secrets give off major 'Truly Devious' energy, especially with the academic setting and the 'who-dunnit' tension. Plus, McManus’s knack for red herrings will keep you guessing till the last chapter. For something a bit darker, 'The Cheerleaders' by Kara Thomas has that eerie, small-town mystery vibe with layers of secrets—perfect if you enjoyed the haunting undertones of Ellingham Academy.
I blasted through the whole 'Truly Devious' trilogy in like, three days. That ending... man, I see why people are split. After all the build-up, the actual reveal of the Ellingham kidnapper felt a little... small? The culprit’s motives got a bit tangled up in the family history, and it didn’t have that jaw-dropping, Agatha Christie-level finale I was secretly hoping for. The modern murder plot wrapped up fine, but the historical mystery was the real hook for me.
Where the ending completely won me over, though, was Stevie. Her final confrontation with the killer, using her own anxiety and observational skills as a weapon, was perfect for her character. It felt less about a shocking twist and more about her finally proving her own theory right, to herself more than anyone. The last few pages with David are what I keep thinking about—that fragile, weird, undeniable connection between them is the series' true heart. The mystery solution was okay, but Stevie’s personal victory made it satisfying in a different, warmer way.
I've seen a lot of discussion get tripped up on who the 'key' characters really are in 'Truly Devious'. The book juggles a dual timeline, so the cast feels massive. For the 1936 mystery, Albert Ellingham, his wife and daughter, and the kidnapped student Dottie Epstein are obviously central, but they're more historical figures. The present-day plot revolves entirely around Stevie Bell, her obsession with the case, and her new, eccentric classmates at Ellingham Academy.
What I find more interesting is how Johnson uses the supporting cast. David Eastman is a major player, with that messy charisma and family connection to the old crime. Janelle and Nate aren't just sidekicks; their dynamics with Stevie—Janelle's unwavering support, Nate's reclusive observations—genuinely shape her investigation. Hayes and his film crew bring the modern drama. I'd argue the key characters are the ones who bridge both eras, like David, or whose actions in the present directly echo the past.