A British narrator, based in the UK. My natural accent is a London one, though I enjoy working with accents and am adept at a range of British and European accents, as well as several US ones.

Recording under the name Fiona Thraille, I have several years of experience in narrating audio books, as well as educational materials and commercial voice over.

I have been working with audio software for over half a decade, starting out doing practical sound editing and mixing in audio drama, so I can ensure a high quality recording of your book, following Audible standards to the letter.

On Audible: Granny Smith Investigates - the little old lady who solves crime; Deadly Alchemy; Rules for a Lady:A Lady's Lessons Book 1; The Giddy Death of the Gays and Strange Demise of Straights; History, Homages and the Highlands: an Outlander Guide; Engines of Empathy; The Adventures of Dobbin The Pony.: Dobbin Catches The Masked Raiders; Witchfire; Partners in Crime; Fantasy & Fear Volume 1.
I have also recorded children's audiobooks for Paragon.
My full resume, including educational and commercial work is at: www.thraille.co.uk

"Excellent job! Her accent put you right in the midst of Swansea, and definitely makes you feel like you're there. She also never leaves any doubt about who is speaking, differentiating the characters effortlessly."
The Giddy Death of the Gays and Strange Demise of Straights - Audible review -Jeremy Moran

"Well narrated by Fiona Thraille with well thought out and enjoyable character voices and excellent inflections and characterizations."
Granny Smith Investigates - Audible Review - Terri, U.S.

"Fiona Thraille not only narrates the book, she brought it alive... Every character sounded just as fleshed out as the writing made them feel...superlative narration" (Engines of Empathy - Amazon Reviewer Author Tonia Brown)

"To hear one's story read aloud is a truly amazing thing, especially when done so wonderfully. Fiona put her heart and soul into the reading, changing her voice to depict the various characters; both male and female. Her take on Morgan is exactly as the Air Chief had always imagined when writing the book." - (Witchfire - Ron Fortier, writer)