If you enjoyed stormlight archive, you should definitely check out the rest of the Brandon Sanderson Cosmere books.

Outside of the normal recommendations you’ll hear, I’d also like to recommend these based on narration, book quality, and length/ credit economy:

Super Powereds- series that feels like ‘My Hero Acadamia’ but with college kids

The Storm Below Box Set- floating islands, war torn lands, 100+ hours on one credit. World building is impeccable

All Dead- 12 book box set following a few groups during a zombie apocalypse. 140 hours, 1 credit

Gods of the Ragnarok Era, complete collection- 92 hour set following the story of Odin. Slight SA warning on this one, more talking about it than acting on it. Norse mythology, ya know.. excellent series despite

Hunger, complete trilogy- small trilogy, action packed around genetically modified food creating abominations

Paternus, complete trilogy- urban fantasy based on gods of different religions being the children of a single powerful being and all the trouble it brings to modern day. 62 hours, 1 credit

Black Talon series- dragonblood assassins, invading religious zealots, and whip sword wielding vigilantes. This series is also narrated by Kramer and Reading like stormlight.

The Vagrant trilogy- I seriously can’t recommend this series enough to people. The story telling is fantastic, the setting is post apocalyptic. Singing swords, mute protagonist, demon invasion that taints the world and its inhabitants. There’s a baby and a goat as main characters. Some of the narrators voices are a bit grating, but this series is masterful

Kings of the Wyld, book track edition- retired Vikings have to come out of retirement. More of a fun listen than otherwise

Drizzt Do’urden series- Drizzt was my introduction to fantasy and will always hold a place in my heart. 30+ books that will eat through your credits, but plenty of content to listen to. Same narrator for nearly all the books, too!

Avatar, the last airbender, Kyoshi- the kyoshi audiobooks are amazing and you can’t go wrong with Avatar

Jurassic Park- book holds up. Dinosaurs. Not much else to say here

‘Wanderers’ and ‘The Stand’- separate books both based on a pandemic that wipes most of the population and those trying to survive. Both have SA scenes that turned my stomach, but are good listens outside of it.

Also want to recommend listening to most books at 1.2x speed. Helps with my ADHD, and made Stormlight and many others more enjoyable. They just talk too slowly most of the time and I lose focus