My latest audiobook just debuted on Audible --
Sanctuary by Edith Wharton.
Young bride-to-be Kate Orme discovers something disturbing about the
character of the man she is to marry shortly before the wedding. Years
later, after raising their son, Kate realizes that he, too, is now faced
with a decision that will reflect upon his ethics and scruples. Will
all the time she spent instilling values into her son be enough to keep
him from behaving as his father would? Edith Wharton addresses that age-old question of nature vs. nurture.
The book can be purchased from Audible
here.
Next up is a science fiction short story called
Invisible Death by Anthony Pelcher. This recording is now in post-production and should be available shortly. Here's a summary: Darius Darrow, a brilliant scientist and
inventor, died suddenly and violently in his home laboratory while his
chemist wife, Susan, was nearby. No one was seen entering or leaving
the home during the crime. The
perpetrator stole Darrow's latest
invention while committing the murder. The police and the head of the
company who paid royalties on some of Darrow's patents begin the search
for his killer. Death threats in the form of letters sent to the
company head begin arriving after the murder demanding money or there
will be more killings. What had Darrow invented that someone would
want badly enough to kill him for it?
I'll post here and on my website when this story goes on sale.
I've just started recording the first book in a cozy mystery genre called
The Red Shoelace Killer by Susan Sundwall. It's the first in the Minnie Markwood series. Terrific characters in this book, particularly Minnie.
I'll have more on this book later as recording progresses. Gotta get back to my booth...
