Review: And They Called Her Spider

Have been once again, humbled by a recent review from "The Audiobook Guru" Jennie Mortarotti for Michael Coorlim's "And They Called Her Spider". 

The feedback from this particular narration has been wonderful, and it makes all the hard work and late nights worthwhile when I learn that people enjoy what I'm doing. 

There is also the main issue of writers providing me with good material. The value of a well written piece is underestimated at the best of times and I have been given the opportunity to work with some amazing authors since I began narrating. 

The good news for steampunk readers is that I will be narrating the rest of the Bartleby & James Adventures with "Maiden Voyage of the Rio Grande" coming in the new year, followed by "A Matter of Spirit" and the fabulous "On The Trail of the Scissorman". 

I can't wait! 
My gratitude goes out to everyone for their guidance and support. 
It means the world to me!
Thank you.

The White Angel Murder: Review

Audiobook guru Jennie Mortarotti listened to my latest audiobook, The White Angel Murder and was good enough to review it on her blog. 
It is nice to read that she enjoyed the book and as always, she took the time to get in touch with me and give me extremely valuable feedback on the different genres that I read. 
The jury is still out on my best genre, but it looks like it might be horror. 
Just in time for the Halloween rush! 

Two Tocks Before Midnight Review

A manic studio day yesterday with a lot of character work going into a new book. 

It was nice to see that "Two Tocks Before Midnight" by CJ Martin received a review from Jennie Mortarotti.

Jennie Mortarotti

It reminded me of how much fun it was to record the book, as I have a special affinity with any old style Sherlock Holmes-type stories. I love the settings and have been more or less begging CJ Martin to write more of the Agora series. 

It is always great to see kind words about narrators in the review also.

Sometimes we get forgotten about. 

But then again, isn't that our aim: to silently and unobtrusively entertain our listeners?

My thanks goes out to Jennie for her kind words. 

You can check out samples of the audiobook by clicking here.