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What was the first audiobook you performed?

Afterward: Murder of a Soldier by Terri Schlack

What title or series are you best known for?

Juniper Springs Mystery series by A.J. Rivers

If a listener wanted to get to know your work, which of your audiobooks would you point them to?

A Realm of Lies and Power (Arcane Realm Chronicles, Book 1) by Larissa Antonioni
The Girl in Juniper Springs (Juniper Springs Mystery, Book 1) by A.J. Rivers
The Siren’s Cursed Kiss (Everwood Falls, Book 3) by Kat Kinney
The Fallen Guardian by Dawn Chartier
The Cromwell Rules by Ania Ray

What do you always have in the booth?

My Owala Black Cherry Water Bottle, Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm, tissues, a blanket, and a dog clicker.

How did you come to performing audiobooks?

In early 2024, I was a bored voice actor. I heard Julie Wilson interviewed on the Atlanta Voiceover Studio’s podcast, and she piqued my interest in audiobooks. Many voice actors shy away from audiobooks and other long-form narration, but I loved the idea of becoming a storyteller, drawing more from my theatre experience, and pursuing a side of voiceover that was more self-directed. I then enrolled in Atlanta Voiceover Studio’s intro to audiobooks class to get a feel for the industry and the craft and to see if it was a good fit. I fell immediately in love and kept training. By September, I was auditioning, booking, and coaching with Julie Wilson. Two years later, I independently produce and narrate for indie authors, am on several industry rosters, run my own audiobook review team, and have recently formed a creative partnership with narrator D.B. West specializing in duet and dual audiobook productions.

Anything else you’d like a listener to know?

In October 2025, I started my own US/UK audiobook review team. My team manager, Jessica, and I have built a cohesive community of listeners who enjoy discovering new audiobooks, supporting indie authors and narrators, connecting with fellow audiobook lovers, and being part of my narrator journey.

I’ve also introduced exclusive collaborations with other indie authors and narrators, including my Undiscovered Narrator Series, which I created to introduce undiscovered voices to listeners, celebrate creative collaboration, and elevate the art of human storytelling.

My team is always open for submissions, and interested audiobook lovers can sign up through the link in my Instagram bio or Linktree.

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