Scott Medbury Audiobooks

The America Falls omnibus: the complete saga in a single unbroken listen

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.7/5 average

74 listener ratings

Who is Scott Medbury?

Some writers work in miniature. The shape of Scott Medbury’s catalogue with us is the opposite: a long serial story, gathered under the banner of America Falls and built to be followed rather than sampled.

What can be said with any confidence comes from the writing itself. This is speculative fiction told in instalments, each one carrying the thread forward, the sort of storytelling that trusts a listener to stay for the whole arc rather than for a clever set piece. Serial fiction is unforgiving in that way. It rewards momentum, cliffhangers that earn their keep, and a cast steady enough to survive dozens of chapters without wearing thin.

Judge it, then, as serial fiction should be judged: on whether the world still holds at hour forty, and whether you continue to want to know what happens next.

Scott Medbury in audiobooks

The listening proposition here is unusual. The America Falls Omnibus, Books 1-11 runs to just under sixty hours, an entire sequence bundled into a single purchase, and it is narrated throughout by Adam Barr, whose consistency across that span matters far more than it would in a standalone.

Listeners have been warm, averaging 4.7 across the reviews logged so far, which for a set of this length says something about pacing; people who reach the end of nearly sixty hours and still rate it highly were not bored at hour nine. It is currently listed as a scheduled arrival rather than a live listen, so treat this page as the place to check back.

Start at the beginning, which the omnibus makes easy. Everything catalogued under this name appears below.