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New Release: “Hiatus” by LA Witt

From celebrated author LA Witt, one of the more emotionally challenging narrations I’ve done in a while. “Hiatus” Three’s a disaster when things come unraveled. Rock star Nate Keller is on top of the world, but his headlining tour has one drawback. It keeps him away from his boyfriends, Theo and Cameron, for…
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Conflicted over conflict…

I’m going to open this with saying simply: Thank you, veterans of the U.S. Armed Services for your service and dedication. That is the EASY part. It’s a “well, duh” moment in my book. The second? Is to remind those veterans who may be suffering alone that YOU DO NOT HAVE TO. Reach out. Ask…
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Back in the Habit Hole. (11/8/2017)

It’s been a wonderful year, but a long one with a lot of traveling and a lot of personal ups and downs. I’ve been to a lot of cities, met a lot of people, told a lot of stories and pondered a lot of things. I used to be a dyed in the wool extrovert;…
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New Release: “Wheels Up”

From Harlequin audio, and author Annabeth Albert – US Navy SEAL teams are high-pressure, intense, dangerous. But nothing is as dangerous as falling for someone off-limits. But you don’t get to choose your missions… or where your heart takes you. “Wheels Up” an “Out of Uniform” novel by Annabeth Albert. Their love is forbidden, but…
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Words die in my throat. In memoriam of Sandrine Gasq-Dion (10/25/17)

Thankful am I, for the gift of text… because my words are ashes in my throat today. I learned this morning of the death of a lovely woman, an author I’ve done a number of projects with and chatted and snarked with on a number of occasions. Whose words of praise made me blush, and…
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New Release: “The Past Comes Home”

From reader favorite Silvia Violet, comes the second in the Ames Bridge series: The Past Comes Home. Available now, on the Greg Boudreaux line of sweet and hot. Can a high school crush become a happily ever after? Twenty years ago, Paxton Marshall realized he liked boys, in particular, his brother’s best friend, Brad. Pax…
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New Release: “By Fairy Means or Foul”

From author Meghan Maslow comes the riotous romping adventure you’ve been waiting for. Fairies, Dragons, Zombies, Demons, Wizards and Giants… and a mean and vile Unicorn await. “By Fairy Means or Foul” available NOW on audible under my Greg Boudreaux line (So you know there’s some hot nookie to be had along with your adventure,…
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A fvnny thing happened on the way to the coffeemaker… (Wed 10/11/17)

“Forvm” was, btw, my first musical production. Dude, as a HIGH SCHOOL we did “A Fvnny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forvm?!” I look back now and go “damn. Go us.” … EVERYBODY ought to have (cough) a Maid. ANYWAY. I was on the way to the coffee maker – ok my…
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Audio Books for Fun and Profit! (Wednesday 10/3/17)

I had the absolute pleasure of spending a couple days doing an extended “AMA” with a mid-Atlantic-ish area writer’s guild last week, and it became swiftly clear that there is a thirst for information of a more nitty-gritty level about audiobooks. Creating them, what the economics of it is like, what the artistic concern is……
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Prose and Cons – Wednesday blog 9/27/17

Another Voice Over conference is over and we’ve all headed home to our respective booths around the continent. It’s interesting, being one of the audiobook narrator voices among the community… they still look at us like we’re not quite right in the head. “Man… you… you know those are REALLY LONG, right?” Heh. Yes, I…
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