Frisco’s Kid by Suzanne Brockmann
Narrated by Lauren Fortgang I first read the Tall, Dark and Dangerous series a couple of years ago, and now I’m working my way through the audiobooks. The books were fun – I love Brockmann’s writing and story-telling, and generally…
Talking with Susan Duerden
AudioGals continues to celebrate its August 27th launch. And six of our favorite romance narrators are helping us kick off our Narrator Friends feature in style. Each time we gain a new Narrator Friend, we’ll publish an interview as well…
FlashReview: The Garden Intrigue by Lauren Willig
Pink Carnation, flowery poet hero, zany dialog, tons-o-fun. Narration: Kate Reading! Sigh, perfection. Melinda
FlashReview: Home Front by Kristin Hannah
WomenLit – consequences of wife deployed to Iraq. Narration: Maggi-Meg Reed’s serious read works.
She’s No Faerie Princess by Christine Warren
Narrated by Kate Reading I read this on the trusted recommendation of fellow romance audiobook readers, and it didn’t disappoint! With master narrator Kate Reading at the helm, I knew it would be good. In She’s No Faerie Princess, Faerie…
FlashReview: Unstoppable by Suzanne Brockmann
Older re-release, RomSusp, no SEALS. Narration: Patrick Lawlor & Melanie Ewbank work great on Brockmann.
Talking with Karen White
For the past week, I’ve had the distinct honor (and pleasure) of working with our first six Narrator Friends as we prepare for their AudioGals interviews. Karen White is our second such interview. We featured Tavia Gilbert earlier this week and following…
FlashReview: Rescue Me by Rachel Gibson
Small TX town ContempRom –yes! Narration: Kathleen Early great, but lacks lower register for men. Good accents.
FlashReview: Cross My Heart by Carly Phillips
RomSusp; teens reunite as adults; stilted prose. Narration: Marie Caliendo ok, run of the mill.