1. World War Z the movie tie in version on Audible (It's got a few more chapters)
2. A Song of Ice and Fire narrated by Roy Dotrice, Roy just does an amazing job with the game of thrones narration.
3. I really liked The Disaster Artist by Greg Sustero, it's the story behind The Room, one of the most bizarre, hilarious, and worst movies of all time.

Dune, American Gods: the 10th Anniversary Edition, and Lord of the Rings.

OK here goes, Larry Corriea - Monster Hunter International Series (zombies, horror, guns, monsters) Hard Magic Series (very much Noir Fantasy 1930's). Kevin Hearne - Iron Druid Series and of course anything by John Ringo. Terry Pratchett, Eric Flint - Ring of Fire Series (alternative history set around the 30 years War)

I usually only read fantasy. If you are into that sort of thing you can try these:
1) The name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss and read by Rupert Degas.
2) The way of kings by Brandon Sanderson read by Michael Kramer and Kate Redding
3) The blade itself by Joe Abercrombie read by Steven Pacey

Those are my three favorites. They are all very different in tone and writing style. The narrators are fantastic in all three of them. I do think the first one I mentioned is the best though. Best narration I have ever heard.

World War Z. Best audio book ever. Audio book is better than the book! It is enhanced by being read aloud, and the voice actors are top notch.

Ready player one, is good if you like science fiction.

That really depends what kind of books you like in general. The best audio I've read lately was The Lost Fleet series from audible. But if you don't like military SF, you won't like that.

Are you looking for audio books specifically with good voice readers, or good books generally?

My wife reads a lot of audio books, and she recommends Aziz Ansari's Modern Romance. Written by him and voiced by him, it is really good and pretty funny.

She also recommends any Neil Gaiman book, narrated by Neil Gaiman himself as well.