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AUDIOBOOKS

An AudioFile Magazine Earphones award winner, Susannah has recorded over 150 titles for Audible Studios, Blackstone, Brilliance Audio, Blunder Woman Productions, Dreamscape Media, Hachette Audio, Harper Audio, and Lyric Audiobooks. Her favorite stories center around whip-smart women with mysteries to solve. Accents include British (RP, Estuary), Irish, French, German, and American Southern (Appalachian, Charleston, and Texan). She also speaks conversational French.

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AudioFile Magazine Review:
10 THINGS I CAN SEE FROM HERE
Earphones Award Winner
by Carrie Mac | Read by Susannah Jones
Young Adult Young Adult • 7 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2017
Narrator Susannah Jones's high-speed pacing conveys Maeve's jangly thoughts and obsession with every potential scary outcome of her life--complete with research that feeds her anxiety. Jones does an equally fine job portraying minor characters. Whether calm, compassionate, or frustrated, these secondary characters allow listeners a bit of relief from Maeve's intensity. Maeve does have reason for concern as she moves in with her father and his family for six months. Her situation is complicated: Her father struggles with alcoholism, her stepmother is determined to have a home birth, her mother is working far away in Haiti with a new lover, and Maeve has broken up with her girlfriend. Jones builds the tension and then relieves it as Maeve develops honesty, courage, and love for her new girlfriend. S.W. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2017, Portland, Maine [Published: MARCH 2017]

From the AudioFile Blog:
ROCK CHICK
by Kristen Ashley, read by Susannah Jones

If you don’t know this zany series, picture romantic suspense where most of the characters are quasi clueless, quasi deadly, and super sexy. In this first title, Susannah introduces us to Indy, a bookstore owner with a big criminal problem, and Lee, a macho investigator who doesn’t waste words. Everyone has their favorite Ashley title, but this is the one that started it all.

AudioFile Magazine Review:
GHOSTS OF GOTHAM
by Craig Schaefer | Read by Susannah Jones
Fantasy • 14.5 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2019
Narrator Susannah Jones flawlessly delivers the variety of accents and meticulous vocal nuances that are part of this paranormal noir. Skeptic Lionel Page has spent his career as a reporter debunking supposedly supernatural scams that are meant to prey on the desperate and unfortunate. His background makes him the perfect man for the job of verifying a lost Edgar Allan Poe manuscript for wealthy heiress Regina Dunkle. In return, she will keep the details of his notorious past buried. Jones delivers Lionel's internal monologues in a style that sounds natural and captures his doubt when the world around him becomes more fantastic than he ever expected. In addition, Jones's smooth and sultry depiction of Regina invites the listener to question her motives while falling under her spell. A.K.R. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2019]

AudioFile Magazine Review:
THE VINE WITCH
The Vine Witch, Book 1
by Luanne G. Smith | Read by Susannah Jones
Fantasy • 8.75 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2019
Narrator Susannah Jones delivers the adventures of the vine witch, Elena, as she seeks to break the seven-year curse that turned her into a toad. She is determined to find the source of the curse. Jones reveals fondness for Elena and her aunt as she describes the magic that is a significant aspect of the "art" of wine making. Set in France at the turn of the twentieth century, the story is reminiscent of a fairy tale, complete with an evil witch, a dastardly inspector of magic who is out to get Elena, and two handsome males. Jones captures the light and airy atmosphere except where plot delves into the struggle of good versus evil. J.E.M. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine [Published: NOVEMBER 2019]

AudioFile Magazine Review:
YOU CAN STOP HUMMING NOW
A Doctor's Stories of Life, Death, and in Between
by Daniela Lamas, MD | Read by Daniela Lamas, Susannah Jones
Contemporary Culture • 6 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2018
Intensive care patients, their loved ones, and even their doctors rarely consider life after the ICU. In this medical nonfiction narrated by Susannah Jones, with an introduction and epilogue read by the author, a critical care physician examines life after a stay in intensive care. One man lives with a battery-powered pump that keeps his blood moving because his heart is not strong enough. A woman is kept alive by a machine that re-oxygenates her blood outside of her body. Lamas is interested in human stories but also in the technological advances that make them possible. Her narration is less smooth than Jones's but projects her engagement with her topic. Jones's more polished performance, complete with a variety of voices, helps listeners see the patients in Lamas's stories as real people. E.C. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2018]

"It was an incredibly compelling story and I enjoyed every minute of it and I do mean every minute in the literal sense. I listened to the audiobook and Susannah Jones’ narration was absolutely brilliant. I am not a night owl at all but I found myself staying up till 1:30am one night because I couldn’t stop listening. Her various voices and accents for both male and female was phenomenal and she no doubt made this already fantastic story into something even better." ~For The Love Of Words Blog

"I switched between the print and audio, both were great but the audio kept me listening past my bedtime. Susannah Jones made Kincaid jump off the page. She performed Kincaid how I imaged her in my head when I was reading the print version."
~The Book Nympho

"The narrator, Susannah Jones, is absolutely perfect! I had not heard her prior to this book, but you can bet she’s going on my list of favorite narrators."
~One Book Two

"Susannah Jones narrates The Voodoo Killings and I think she is a perfect match for this series. Her voice for Kincaid rocked and reminded me a little of Georgina Kincaid. She had just the right mix of snark and sweet... She provided different voices for the characters, even some of the scary paranormal ones, which only enhanced my enjoyment. The story unraveled in vivid 3D for me as I listened."
~Caffeinated Book Reviewer

"I switched back and forth between the audiobook and the ARC while reading this and I can't recommend the audiobook enough! By the time I finished the book, I had listened to over 75% of it. It's definitely one of the best audiobooks I've listened to in 2016. The narrator, Susannah Jones, totally captured the atmosphere of the book and her portrayal of Kincaid and the other characters was on par with what I had imagined in my head."
~Goldilox And The Three Weres

AudioFile Magazine Review
THE LOOT
by Craig Schaefer | Read by Susannah Jones
Mystery & Suspense • 10.25 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2019
Susannah Jones is so earnest narrating this audiobook that listeners will grip their armchairs (or steering wheels) until their muscles ache. Sgt. Charlie McCabe returns home from Army duty in Afghanistan, where she disarmed explosives. She finds that her gambling father is being threatened by loan sharks and her new job as a bodyguard is as dangerous as the one she just left. Listeners get sucked into the lives of McCabe, her ne'er-do-well father, her fellow security agents, and even the dime-store criminals threatening her father. At stake are several lives and a mysterious bag of diamonds missing for decades. Jones makes it easy to create images in your mind as McCabe tries to save her first client from death, perhaps a death he deserves, and come up with a way to save her father, as well. M.S. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine [Published: OCTOBER 2019]

The Glamourist By Luanne G. Smith

When Winter Comes by V.A. Shannon

A Registry Of My Passage Upon The Earth by Daniel Mason

Your Blue Is Not My Blue by Aspen Matis

The Girl Beneath The Sea by Andrew Mayne

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