Suggest a space opera for a person who doesn't read science fiction

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IMNSHO nothing is best experienced in the audio version.

The Stephen Fry Harry Potter audiobooks are superior to the books and the movies.

Also, any Neil Gaiman read by Neil Gaiman.

Rather than hijack this thread, I’ve created a separate thread:

Which books are best experienced in the audio version?

(I’m sure we’ve had threads like this before, but it’s been awhile, and since this came up in another thread, I thought I’d start this one rather than let that one get hijacked.) So, which books are best experienced as audiobooks rather than in print? (This is assuming you normally like reading with your eyes, but for some specific books listening to the audio version is just better.) A few examples off the top of my head: David Sedaris’s books. When I first tried to read him, I was “meh” on …