The Voice Behind the Story
Discover Bruce Boxleitner audiobooks here down below. For decades, Bruce has captivated audiences through his performances on screen. Yet another remarkable chapter of his career can be discovered through his work as an audiobook narrator. His warm, expressive voice has brought science fiction, thrillers, westerns and historical fiction to life, allowing listeners to experience stories in an entirely different way.
Bruce’s audiobook journey began in 2005 with Final Blackout by L. Ron Hubbard, narrated alongside the legendary Roddy McDowall. One year later, he recorded his first solo narration with Killshot, marking the beginning of a long and successful career behind the microphone.
Whether lending his voice to bestselling novels or narrating projects closely connected to his own creative work, Bruce continues to demonstrate the same authenticity and dedication that audiences have appreciated throughout his acting career.
Featured Audiobooks
🎧 Killshot (2006)
Bruce’s first audiobook as a solo narrator was released in 2006 marked an important milestone in his voice acting career. His calm yet compelling narration perfectly complements Elmore Leonard’s gripping crime novel, demonstrating his ability to build suspense entirely through his voice. Killshot remains one of the defining recordings among Bruce’s audiobook performances.
⚙️ Rise: A Lantern City Illustrated Novel (2015)
Unlike any other audiobook in Bruce’s catalogue, Rise carries a special significance. As one of the original creators behind the Lantern City universe, Bruce not only helped shape this ambitious steampunk world but also guided listeners through it with his own narration. The audiobook creates a unique connection between storyteller, creator and performer.
🤠 Brothers of the Gun (2025)
Released in November 2025, Brothers of the Gun currently stands as Bruce Boxleitner’s most recent solo audiobook narration. Running for over nine hours, it is also his longest solo performance to date, showcasing both his experience and endurance as a narrator. The recording demonstrates that voice work continues to be an important part of his creative career.
| Title | Author | Narration | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Final Blackout | L. Ron Hubbard | Roddy McDowall, Bruce Boxleitner | 2005 | 2hrs 56mins |
| Killshot | Elmore Leonard | Bruce Boxleitner | 2006 | 2hrs 41mins |
| Buckskin Brigades | L. Ron Hubbard | Bruce Boxleitner | 2007 | 2hrs 41mins |
| The Great Secret | L. Ron Hubbard | R. F. Daley, Bruce Boxleitner + Ensemble | 2008 | 2hrs 18mins |
| The Baron of Coyote River | L. Ron Hubbard | Bruce Boxleitner + Ensemble | 2010 | 2hrs 12mins |
| World War Z: The Lost Files | Max Brooks | Bruce Boxleitner + Ensemble | 2013 | 6hrs 13mins |
| Rise (A Lantern City Illustrated Novel) | Matthew James Daley | Bruce Boxleitner | 2013 | 3hrs 54mins |
| The Veteran | Frederick Forsyth | Bruce Boxleitner + Ensemble | 2022 | 12hrs 44mins |
| The Orville: Sympathy for the Devil | Seth MacFarlane | Bruce Boxleitner | 2022 | 3hrs 5mins |
| SciFi Short Stories Collection | L. Ron Hubbard | Bruce Boxleitner + Ensemble | 2024 | 13hrs 59mins |
| Brothers of the Gun | Mark Lee Gardner | Bruce Boxleitner | 2025 | 9hrs 10mins |
Where to listen?
Bruce Boxleitner’s audiobook performances are available through various audiobook platforms, depending on region and publisher. Availability may vary over time.
- Audible
- Apple Books
- Audiobooks.com
- Libro.fm