These five Audible audiobook listings offer a starting point for readers searching for Sherrilyn Kenyon audio books, including titles from Infernal Affairs, Myths & Outlaws, and Chronicles of Nick: Shadows of Fire. The supplied listing details identify Fred Berman as narrator for four titles and Holter Graham for one. Use the series and book numbers below to choose a starting point or continue a series.
| Title | Series and Book | Narrator | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hell to Pay | Infernal Affairs, Book 1 | Fred Berman | Starting Infernal Affairs |
| Hell’s Half Acre | Infernal Affairs, Book 2 | Fred Berman | Continuing Infernal Affairs |
| House of Ice & Shadows | Myths & Outlaws, Book 2 | Fred Berman | Continuing Myths & Outlaws |
| House of Fire and Magic | Myths & Outlaws, Book 1 | Fred Berman | Starting Myths & Outlaws |
| Simi | Chronicles of Nick: Shadows of Fire, Book 3 | Holter Graham | Reaching Book 3 in Shadows of Fire |
Hell to Pay: Infernal Affairs, Book 1
Hell to Pay is listed as the first book in the Infernal Affairs series and is available in Audible audiobook format. Fred Berman is named as the narrator, and Podium Audio is identified as the publisher in the supplied product details.
Best for: Listeners who want to begin with Book 1 rather than enter a series midway through. Its first-book designation makes it the clearest starting choice among the two listed Infernal Affairs titles. Consider it if you want to hear the series in numbered order.
Limitation: The supplied details do not include a synopsis, runtime, or content themes. Check the full listing if those details matter before choosing.
Hell’s Half Acre: Infernal Affairs, Book 2
Hell’s Half Acre is identified as Book 2 of Infernal Affairs. The listing names Fred Berman as narrator and Podium Audio as publisher, matching the supplied details for Book 1. It is an Audible audiobook, making it a direct option for listeners continuing the series in audio.
Best for: Listeners who have already started Infernal Affairs or are intentionally looking for its second installment. Choose this title over Hell to Pay if your priority is continuing the series, not beginning it.
Limitation: Because it is Book 2, it may not be the best entry point for someone who wants to follow the series from the beginning. The provided product data does not summarize the plot.
House of Ice & Shadows: Myths & Outlaws, Book 2
This Audible audiobook is listed as Book 2 in the Myths & Outlaws series. Fred Berman is credited as narrator, and Podium Audio is named as publisher. The title is a companion choice to Book 1, House of Fire and Magic, for listeners following the series in order.
Best for: Listeners who have completed or already own the first Myths & Outlaws installment and want the next numbered title. The series label and book number make its place easy to compare.
Limitation: It is marked Book 2, so it is not the most straightforward first purchase for a new series listener. The supplied information does not state runtime or provide a story description.
House of Fire and Magic: Myths & Outlaws, Book 1
House of Fire and Magic is the first listed installment of Myths & Outlaws. The product details identify it as an Audible audiobook narrated by Fred Berman and published by Podium Audio. Its Book 1 label provides a clear ordering cue for shoppers comparing the two titles in this series.
Best for: Listeners who want to start Myths & Outlaws with its first numbered audiobook. Choose this instead of House of Ice & Shadows if you prefer to begin at the start of the listed sequence.
Limitation: The provided listing information does not include a plot description or listening length, so it cannot answer questions about story content or time commitment.
Simi: Chronicles of Nick, Shadows of Fire, Book 3
Simi is listed as Book 3 in the Chronicles of Nick: Shadows of Fire sequence. Unlike the other four selections, its supplied product details name Holter Graham as narrator. Podium Audio is identified as publisher, and the format is Audible audiobook.
Best for: Listeners already following the Shadows of Fire sequence who want its third book. The narrator difference may also matter to buyers comparing the listening credits across these options.
Limitation: The Book 3 designation means this may not suit someone seeking a first installment. The supplied details do not explain how the subtitle relates to other Chronicles of Nick books.
Buying Guide: How to Choose a Sherrilyn Kenyon Audiobook
Should you start with Book 1?
If you are new to a series, start with the title explicitly marked Book 1: Hell to Pay for Infernal Affairs or House of Fire and Magic for Myths & Outlaws. A numbered first installment is the clearest choice when you want to follow the listed order. If you already know the series, choose the next book number you need.
Does the narrator matter?
Compare narrator credits if voice is an important part of your audiobook choice. Fred Berman is listed for both Infernal Affairs titles and both Myths & Outlaws titles. Holter Graham is listed for Simi. These credits identify the narrators but do not indicate which performance a listener will prefer.
What details should you verify?
The supplied product information gives title, series position, format, narrator, and publisher, but not runtime or a synopsis. Review the current listing for those specifics and confirm the series label before purchasing. This is especially useful when comparing a Book 2 or Book 3 against a series opener.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which listed audiobook is a good starting point?
Hell to Pay and House of Fire and Magic are both marked Book 1, so each is a clear starting choice for its respective series.
Which narrator is listed most often?
Fred Berman is named for four titles: both listed Infernal Affairs books and both listed Myths & Outlaws books.
Which audiobook is narrated by Holter Graham?
Simi: Chronicles of Nick, Shadows of Fire, Book 3 lists Holter Graham as its narrator.
Are these listings for Audible audiobooks?
Yes. The supplied product details identify each selection as an Audible audiobook.
Is a plot summary included in the supplied details?
No. The provided information lists titles, series numbers, narrator, publisher, and format, but does not include plot summaries or runtimes.