Scottish Female Voice Over Artist

It's rare to find 1920s murder mysteries that are set in Scotland, and that's why I've absolutely loved narrating Lydia Travers' series about Lady Poppy Proudfoot. Whilst it's beautifully stylised and comic, it also has excellent social commentary - Poppy studied law at Edinburgh University but as a married woman, was prohibited from training as a solicitor. This latest release 'Murder on a Scottish Island' is a joy.

This book ‘Ask Not Why’ is the second audiobook out on Audible where I worked with the author Lucy Montgomery directly and it was such a joy to narrate. Spanning a generation, the story begins in 1914 when two young men from the Isle of Skye leave their homes to join the British army and fight in France; a decision that would change their lives forever with tragic consequences. It’s a beautiful story, with Skye and Scottish island life as the centrepiece.   If you are lookin

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I am really interested in productivity, across all of my life - from my admin to my audiobook recording. I started my career as a lawyer...

I’ve got some news ! I’ve just launched a service to provide Coaching in Audiobook Narration.   After years of narrating stories by...

I lost my voice this week. I don’t mean a bit husky or sore. I mean literally no voice – breath and whisper only. As a voiceover who...

Really great to see that From The Ashes by @deborah_masson is now out. This is the first #audiobook I’ve narrated set in my parents’...

I am officially excited! The Cliff House by Chris Brookmyre is out and the audiobook is the first of his I’ve narrated in a while - a hen...

I admit it – I am an audiobook obsessive. I listen to audiobooks when I’m walking, running, cleaning, and especially when I’m sorting...