I just looked into this yesterday because I finished the paperback and wanted to revisit parts during my commute. It's not widely available on the major platforms like Audible or Google Play Books, at least not in English. I checked Libby through my library and came up empty.
There's a chance it might exist in its original language audiobook form. Sometimes with less mainstream titles, the audio version trickles out later or stays region-locked. I'd set a notification on Audible or maybe check if the publisher's website has any announcements; that's how I found 'The Whispering Gallery' audio eventually.
Yeah, this is a tough one. I'm not sure an official audiobook for 'Veronica Case' exists yet. Production costs for audio are high, and sometimes smaller press or debut novels don't get that treatment unless they really blow up. You could try contacting the publisher directly—I've done that before and gotten a straight 'not currently planned' answer, which saved me a lot of fruitless searching. Audiobook release schedules can be weirdly delayed compared to print and ebook.
Haven't seen an audiobook anywhere. I ended up just reading the ebook again with text-to-speech on my Kindle when I wanted a hands-free option. It's not the same as a produced audiobook with a dedicated narrator, but it got the job done for me.
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