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From the Author
“I just wanted to write you to thank you for the wonderful job you did reading the audio version of my book! I am just blown away by the way you made the characters and the story come alive.
...I couldn’t have dreamed of a better voice for Maz. Your talent and sensitivity and humor really come through and I appreciate the work you’ve done to make this book really *sing.* Thank you so much!”
- Sandi Kahn Shelton, What Comes After Crazy
Reviews
WHAT COMES AFTER CRAZY
Sandi Kahn Shelton
Raised by a sex-crazed psychic mother who tells fortunes, Maz yearns for normalcy when she marries. When Maz's husband runs off after an affair and daughters Hope and Abbey join forces to bring him back, this comedy on the breakup of a marriage takes off. Fran Tunno's clear, even delivery, in the hushed tones of sharing a secret with a friend, identifies each character through nuances, accents, and character shading. Her portrayal of 10-year-old Hope is deliciously on target as whiny and bratty. Blatant sexual scenes, sometimes coarse, are filled with innuendo and tension. Tunno provides exceptional narration to quirky characters and a laugh-out-loud story.
G.D.W. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB/ MAR 06]
NOBODY KNOWS
Mary Jane Clark
Fran Tunno shines as a woman horrified by the results of her actions in this taut, absorbing story. Newswoman Cassie Sheridan gets an exclusive when she reveals on-air that the daughter of the FBI's director has been attacked by a serial rapist. When the girl subsequently commits suicide, Cassie finds herself exiled to Florida. The plot heats up quickly when, in addition to the impending hurricane, another victim turns up, putting Cassie directly in the path of the killer. An abundance of red herrings keeps the plot moving briskly while narrator Tunno proves adept at voicing the victims, villains, and Cassie's attempts to separate the two.
E.J.F. © AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB / MAR 03]