Kris Jacen grew up just north of Boston, Massachusetts, and currently lives in western New York with her two daughters and three rambunctious dogs. She always said she was “only an editor” but then Mackey showed up and proved her wrong.
She after editing for over fifteen years, she opened her own editing/formatting/cover art company, Three Hearts. Working with all the amazing authors she’s had the privilege to work with has allowed her to both hone her editorial skills and indulge her inner fangirl. She also acts as editor, mentor and sounding-board for newcomers which lets her “pay-it-forward” and help authors realize their dreams.
You can find out more about Kris on her website, www.krisjacen.com
Louisa Masters started reading romance much earlier than her mother thought she should. While other teenagers were sneaking out of the house, Louisa was working out how to read romance novels without being discovered. As an adult, she feeds her addiction in every spare second, only occasionally tearing herself away to do things like answer the phone and pay bills. She lives in Melbourne, Australia, where she whines about the weather for most of the year while secretly admitting she’ll probably never move.
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I like Jim Fragioni who does the JR Ward stuff, Marnye Young who did Love and Curse Making by Kelly St Clare, as she puts a lot of emotion into it and Kirt Graves who’s done lots including San Andreas Shifter MM series by Gail Carrier. I’ve been after the Louise Masters one.
I love Alan Cumming’s narration, because he conveys humor, darkness, and eroticism in that great Scots burr! I’d prefer a US code of Farview if I win…
i am new to audio books so i dont have a favorite yet
An Audiocode of Bent Corners donated by Kris Jacen
I love listening to Aiden Snow. I first heard his voice when he narrated AE Via’s Nothing Special series. I was listening to another audio which I had forgotten had a dual narration and his part started second. When I heard ‘that’ deep voice say Chapter 2 I almost melted. He can convey the most tender whispers to the angriest shouts and I totally believe all that he tells me.
Louisa Masters. UK code if possible please.
I wouldn’t say I have a favorite narrator. But I do like narrator who isn’t monotone and just reading the story. I want to hear some injection of emotion and differentiation between characters. It helps to pull you into the story and be invested in the characters.
I have 2 favourites…. Greg Boudreaux/Tremblay and Gary Furlong – they both have easy to listen to voices with a huge range of characters/accents and they both are able to do female voices realistically
US code of Farview please
I love listening to Aiden Snow because he makes you see and feel the characters. I’ve tried to listen to a few books that narrator just goes to fast or puts you to sleep and ruins a good book. US code of Bent Corners donated by Kris Jacen
Since I use Michael Ferraiuolo and Michael Dean, of course I need to say I love them. But I listen to a broad range of books and so have been exposed to a broad range of narrators. Listing faves almost feels like being asked to choose a favorite child. But Joel Leslie, Gary Furlong, and Kirt Graves are narrators I’ll always grab. I also have to give a nod to Davina Porter who narrates the Outlander books because anyone who can do that many characters deserves to be acknowledged. (I would gratefully accept any of the audiobooks in either US or UK as I don’t have them)
I like Gary Furlong and Jim Dale US code for any of them please as I have not any of those listed.
My favorites are Kale Williams and Aiden Snow! I really love the way they capture the characters personalities and how they tell a story!
My favorite narrators include Nicholas Bolton who narrated Glitterland, Chris Patton (Sidecar and Adrien English series), Jack LaFleur (A Reason to Believe)
US code for Farview please.
two favourites of mine are Cornell Collins and Rober Nieman.
US code for Farview, please