Credence
Narrated by Sarah Muñiz, Tony Corvillo, Pol Nubiala, Aleix Peña
Why Listen to This Audiobook?
If someone warned you this book 'goes too far,' that warning is basically the recommendation.
- Great if you want: taboo dark romance with genuine emotional weight, not just shock
- Listening experience: slow, suffocating tension that builds across 19 hours — not bingeable, it lingers
- Narration: four POV narrators make each character's obsession feel distinct and uncomfortably real
- Skip if: morally complex dynamics between relatives are a hard line for you
About This Audiobook
Tiernan de Haas has grown up wealthy but essentially alone, shipped off to boarding schools while her famous parents occupied a world she was never really part of. When they die, she is sent to live with her father's stepbrother Jake and his two sons in the remote Colorado mountains, far from everything she knew. What begins as an arrangement born of legal obligation slowly becomes something else as the three men draw her into the rhythms of their isolated life, teach her to survive the wilderness, and, eventually, into territory that defies the boundaries everyone pretends still matter.
Narrated by Sarah Muniz, Tony Corvillo, Pol Nubiala, and Aleix Pena, this full-cast production lends Penelope Douglas's dual-timeline narrative the texture of a radio drama. Each narrator brings a distinct presence to their character, and the ensemble performance captures both the isolation of the mountain setting and the emotional intensity of the relationships as they develop. At over nineteen hours, Credence is a long listen, but the multi-voice format keeps the pacing dynamic.