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2017 Audie Award Finalist in the Young Adult Category – The Game of Love and Death by Martha Brockenbrough
Young Adult
Publisher: Scholastic Audio
Two Pawns. Two Eternal Adversaries. Who will win?
Flora, Uncle Sherman and Nana (Young Woman/Middle Aged Man/ Older Woman)
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Grounded: The Adventures of Rapunzel by Megan Morrison
Fiction – Children / Middle Grade
Publisher: Scholastic Audio
Come with us to the Land of Tyme where a girl with long golden hair lives in a tower…
Rapunzel and Jack
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The Second Line of Defense: American Women and World War I by Lynn Dumenil
Non-Fiction
Publisher: Blackstone Audio
The Second Line of Defense offers an in-depth look at the role women played during World War I and how they crossed personal, economic and political boundaries to help the United States mobilize for war.
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You, Fascinating You by Germaine Shames
Fiction – Historical WW II Eastern European
Publisher: Pale Fire Press
Hungarian ballerina, Margit Wolf, takes us back to the day when at 17, she breaks the news to her parents that she has received an opportunity to dance … at La Scala.
Young Woman, Father, Mother, Older Margit Wolf
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Jessica by Donna Mabry
Fiction – Historical Romance
Publisher: Dreamscape Media
It’s 1869. Jessica is 25 years old and still not married. Against her father’s wishes, she is about to take the first offer that comes along, even if it’s from scoundrel, Zachary Belk.
1 Older Man and 1 Young Woman (Father / Daughter)
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2014 Audie Award Finalist – Ender’s Game Alive: The Full-Cast Audioplay by Orson Scott Card
Science Fiction
Publisher: Audible, Inc.
“The Lake Scene” Valentine tries to persuade Ender to re-enlist.
Read by Kirby Heyborne (Ender) and Susan Hanfield (Valentine).
Behind the Scenes Video:
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I listened to your audiobook narration on Ragged Hope and was completely blown away. You have such a natural reading style. It was so convincing that I felt as if you had written the story. Best of luck to you. You are brimming with talent and after meeting you, I was touched by your warmth and friendliness.
Thanks very much for your kind words, Judy. I’m so glad that you enjoyed Ragged Hope! It was such a pleasure meeting you.