I provide professional voice over for audiobooks, delivering warm, engaging and character-driven performances that bring stories to life. My audiobook narration style is adaptable, with experience across a range of genres. While this page showcases my previous work, I'm happy to provide dedicated audiobook samples on request. Listen to some samples on my homepage, and a few more on the 'more about' page.

A heart-rending, powerful novel by Rebecca Scott, inspired by the true story of Irena Sendler, a Polish woman known as the female Schindler, who personally smuggled hundreds of children out of the Warsaw Ghetto under the noses of the Nazis, at gravest risk to her own safety - assisted by other members of the Żegota, the Polish Council to Aid Jews. A tale of horrors, but also of love and hope, still so important to be told and listened to today. An enormous privilege to brin

Rarely have I been immersed in such disturbing tragedy as I was here. The astonishingly bold and courageous early 19th century writer Mary Shelley is of course most famous for her first novel, Frankenstein, a story that shocked the world and continues to shock today... but her second novel Mathilda is even more uncomfortable, portraying the taboos of incestuous feelings and suicide. Mathilda tells her own story to a friend, a young poet, who in turn tries to persuade her to

What a privilege to be the voice of Virginia Woolf, one of the greats of modernist 20th century writing, and to narrate this classic extended essay charting a history of women's literature and the reasons why there is so little of it; the social structures and injustices that have prevented women from participating in writing. Her book started as lectures given in 1928 at two Cambridge University women's colleges, Newnham and Girton. Using several metaphors, Woolf explores t

Thank you Kelly Mason for the pure pleasure of this latest Lady Ellen mystery, with all our favourite characters and shades of Murder on the Orient Express. After so many episodes, I don't even need to refer to my audio clip references for the main voices; they're like old friends, and easy now to slip into: romantic Sebastian, haughty Marchioness of Bandberry, dry Inspector Stone (in disguise, some of the time), and others. Ellen is aboard ship bound for Cairo, where she i

I had the giggles all the way through narrating Book 7 of Kelly Mason's Lady Ellen Investigates series - a hilarious stand-alone Christmas edition. The redoubtable ladies of the Ashcombe Ladies Society are preparing their assorted wares for the Christmas fair. Disaster strikes when one of them appears to have been poisoned. But by what - or whom? This is one of my favourites - especially the Brummie Mrs. Simms. Growing up in Wolverhampton, I just love throwing a good West

More from Brambleton, so as narrator I get more warm Bristolian and Somerset's rolling accents to play with, as well as RP, in this romance from author Fay Keenan and publisher Ulverscroft, itinerant worker Bella finds she loves the residents of Purrfect Paws cat rescue and many of them love her too - even grumpy old Bengal Monty. Noah Hathaway's comes down from London to deal with his his grandfather’s run-down cottage in Lower Brambleton - and his cantankerous cat Monty…

I just never tire of narrating this series! It's truly the best fun. Some books require subtlety, while some rather demand the kind of characterisation that puts a smile on your face; the Lady Ellens are definitely in the latter camp. While the formidable Marchioness of Bandberry is at Ashcombe Hall, a London journalist is found dead on Ellen’s drive, his arm carved with the chilling symbol of the Vigilante Slasher. His missing notebook could cast suspicion on Ellen’s beau

Back to voicing the rich characters of Arthur, Morgan, Merlin, Lancelot, Guinevere et al, in this second part of Shani Struthers' epic trilogy. Arthur marries Morgan's arch nemesis Guinevere, so Morgan, withchild, flees Caer Arthur, bound for the mist-shrouded isle of Avalon, hoping to find the mother she has never known: High Priestess Viviane. Avalon is said to be a sanctuary, but Morgan finds enemies there, and flees once again to the corner of a kingdom that will never b

Regency romances are still super popular since Bridgerton, and delightful to voice - pure sweet wholesome escapism! Here's another great story, this time written by Laura Beers: Dominic, Baron Warwicke returns from war, wounded and amnesic - horrified to learn that he has a wife he doesn't remember knowing, let alone marrying. So poor Dorothea's joy when Dominic comes and saves her from her cruel brother’s house turns to dismay when she realises that not only is her husband

This is a fascinating dive into the world of yoga, its history, current trends and practices, and where it might be going in the future, will be of interest not just to yoga teachers and practitioners but to anyone involved in the wellness industry. With moral and ethical considerations, authors Edward Clarke and Laurie A. Greene explore the spiritual to physical wellbeing spectrum of yoga. My responsibility here as narrator, as it always is really, was to deliver this exce

This thriller by AnnMarie Reynolds has the most dramatic start anyone could wish for. Someone adapt this for TV, please, it's an amazing scene! Sometimes as narrator I leave the booth with my heart pounding and the need to calm down with a cuppa... Aurora, a girl who has everything, sunning herself on her yacht, is suddenly ripped from her world of privilege into danger and deprivation, forced to change her identity. A tremendous, far-reaching and satisfying page-turner.

Back to contemporary Somerset for this lovely romance series, and once again I have the joy of some familiar characters to inhabit. I always keep a little library of audio clips in the project file to remind me of the voices and accents I've used - an essential tool for any audiobook narrator. Strong single mum Thea is skint, and it looks like Christmas is going to be a sorry, frugal affair. Her longtime friend, all-round good guy Nick, who runs the local farm shop has alw

Supernatural thriller writer Shani Struthers presents a wonderfully wild, natural Dark Ages Britain and Arthurian legend, mapping the life of Arthur's dark sister Morgan. Sound wise, thinking as narrator, the tex inevitably creates a Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones kind of atmosphere, which means I have the opportunity to go large on the drama and pathos. In a secluded valley, hidden from the world, Arthur and Morgan grow up together with foster parents. Their true or

When you have a series of books to narrate it can be a wonderful feeling to inhabit your favourite characters again, and no-nonsense, deep-voiced, Bristolian Jaz is just the best. Young Grace has a glowing career in the charity sector. Missing family life and finding herself without a home, Grace finally returns to Eversley Village, to surprise her father for Christmas - but finds he is away, and that his business partner Jaz is house-sitting with her family. At the same t

The characters in Suzanne Fox's village romance series just get better and better, and my favourite to perform is tough-nut Jaz, a girl not to be messed with. Petite and smartly dressed, she sells luxury cars to premier league footballers in the north of England and is on her way to becoming a millionaire; but when she gets a call to say that her estranged mother is in a critical condition in hospital, she must return to Eversley and face her unhappy upbringing - along with

I needed to bring all the drama for this fantastic telling by classics novelist Hannah Lynn of the rise of the Amazons, those fearsome women of Greek myth. Women of all ages to voice, and I chose regional southern and northern British accents to reflect the south-to-north scope from Thrace to Anatolia (Greece and Turkey today), from the Adriatic to the Black Sea. Married at fourteen, Otrera learns from her abusive husband that love is a dream and a woman's lot is to submit..

More Art Deco antics in Kelly Mason's 5th mystery featuring stylish young sleuth Lady Ellen. I've become hugely fond of the main characters in this series and voicing them: Ellen herself; young Lottie, who is having elecution lessons and losing her Cockney accent (quite a fiddle to do this gradually), Ernest Hamilton, and of course the curmudgeonly Inspector Stone. Back at Ashcombe Hall, Ellen's peace is shattered this time when a notorious thief is found dead on the neighb

Living where I do, I hear many Bristolian and Somerset accents, so it was great to tune in and recreate some of them for this contemporary romance. When fire destroys her farmhouse, Holly is rescued her neighbour Mitch rescues her. But his family has feuded with Holly's for decades... Neither can deny their attraction for each other, but Holly is fiercely independent and believes that any union between them must surely be doomed. Can they ever be reunited, or will history