Friday, September 6, 2019

AUDIO RELEASE - The Monuments Men Murders

The Monuments Men Murders is now available in audio!

(Which means--oops! just remembered--I need to update my website!)

Once again, Kale Williams is narrating the latest installment of Sam and Jason's adventures. And once again, Kale does a terrific job.

Four books in it's reached the point where, when I sit down to write Sam and Jason, I hear Kale's voice. ;-D

You can purchase through Audible, Amazon and iTunes.

Speaking of Kale, I just finished listening to Mainly by Moonlight (what can I say? I LOVE his narration). It's fun but also fascinating to see how he changes things up to capture Cosmo and John. Anyway, I can't wait for that one to go live.

And any day now I'll have the files for Slay Ride narrated by Alexander Masters (who I also adore--and my gosh what a feel for historical he has) and then in October comes Haunted Heart: Spring likely narrated by Graham Halstead (I sold audio rights to Tantor on this one, so I can't completely control things but they've been terrific to work with so far) OH. And Tantor is also putting out Footsteps in the Dark (Joel Leslie is doing Stranger in the House). 

So there is quite a bit more coming in audio this year than last--and I'll try to keep you posted.


6 comments:

  1. Happy happy happy! When I can, I love having the audible version after I've done my first couple of reads.Thank you!

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    1. I'm starting to think audio is more and more essential. We're all so distracted now days! Audio -- good audio -- forces you to slow down and HEAR what the writer is saying.

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  2. Dear Josh... I don't suppose you would consider more of J. F. Harding or Chris Patton. IMHO they are the best

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    1. Actually, I would love to work with JF Harding again!

      I do love Chris, but last time we worked together he did not have his own studio and that presented some challenges. But maybe in the future--who knows?

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  3. So looking forward to these :)

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    1. What I found so fascinating was how Kale changed things up for Mainly by Moonlight. A narrator only has so much range, but Kale made subtle, key changes that I thought worked wonderfully and kept both series and all the characters distinct.

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