I ran into this exact problem! My local library's digital app, Hoopla, actually had it. The cover art was different from the ebook version, which almost made me skip it. The reader does a solid job, though they pronounce a couple of the made-up tech terms strangely. If your library doesn't have Hoopla, check Libby. If not, Apple Books had it for purchase, but it was pricier than I expected for an indie title. The audio version clarifies some of the more confusing perspective shifts in the middle chapters, which was a huge help.
Good luck with that search. 'Broken Angle' is one of those niche titles that's weirdly hard to pin down in audio. I'm pretty sure it's only available as a digital audiobook, no physical CDs. I listened through Google Play Books after striking out elsewhere. The narration was okay, kind of flat in some emotional parts, but it got the job done. Wish the author would get a proper audiobook deal, the story deserves a more dramatic treatment.
Checked the author's Twitter? Sometimes they'll drop direct links to smaller distributors. I think I got 'Broken Angle' from a site called Author's Direct after seeing a post there. Sound quality was decent. The narrator grew on me after a few chapters.
You're looking for 'Broken Angle'? Had a hard time tracking that down myself last month. The thing is, the author isn't a huge mainstream name yet, so the major platforms like Audible didn't have it at first glance.
I ended up finding it on a site called Scribd, which has a subscription model. It was tucked away in their catalog. Not the best audio quality compared to a big studio production, but the narrator's voice fit the gritty tone perfectly. I'd check there first, maybe even see if the author's own website or Patreon has a direct link. Sometimes these indie titles fly under the radar on the bigger stores.
Finished it last week and that final confrontation scene really hit different hearing it aloud.
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Been on the hunt for that myself after finishing the physical copy! I think 'Broken Angle' is still a bit under the radar for the big audiobook platforms like Audible or Google Play Books—I searched there a few weeks ago and came up empty. Sometimes with indie or smaller-press titles, the author's own website or a publisher's site is your only shot. I'd recommend checking the author's social media, maybe a Patreon or a Kickstarter if there was one? I've seen a few projects where the audiobook gets funded that way and ends up as a perk for backers before it hits general distribution. Another long shot is checking if any book-focused YouTubers have done a dramatic reading; I've stumbled onto full narrations that way for other niche titles.
Honestly, it's frustrating when a book you love doesn't have an official audio version. I ended up just re-reading my favorite passages out loud, which was kind of fun in a dorky way. If you do find it, let the community know—I'm sure there are others looking!
If you love old novels with that slow, layered groove, you're in luck — I tracked down a few solid places where you can listen to 'Angle of Repose' online, legally and without the sketchy YouTube rips. My go-to first stop is Audible: they usually carry the major publisher audiobooks, let you listen to a sample, and often have free-trial credit options if you haven't used them. Another great commercial option is Libro.fm, which works the same way but supports local indie bookstores — something I like to do when I'm in a giving mood.
Beyond buying, libraries are a treasure. Check your public library's apps: Libby (OverDrive) and Hoopla are both common and often carry modern classics like 'Angle of Repose'. I once nabbed a three-week loan through Libby just by logging in with my library card — super convenient on the commute. Scribd and Audiobooks.com are subscription services that sometimes include this title, so peek at their catalogs or try a free trial if you want a quick listen.
A quick tip from personal experience: always preview the narrator and check if it's abridged or unabridged before committing. I got an edition once where the pacing felt off and it turned out to be abridged — total bummer. If none of these show it, ask your library to request it via interlibrary loan or suggest the title to Hoopla; I've had success getting them to add books after a couple of requests.
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