Tagged: Ray Porter narrator

Left Side: Award Badge The badge is a golden emblem shaped like a rosette with ribbons extending downward. At the center, there’s a design resembling an open book with a red cover, black triangular base, and stylized eyes (as glasses) in the middle. Above the book are headphone-like shapes, likely symbolizing audiobooks. Below the graphic, the text reads: “theAudiobookBlog.com – review –” In smaller text underneath the badge, it states: “EDITOR’S CHOICE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ENTERTAINMENT” The award design conveys a sense of prestige and highlights the audiobook’s recognition. Right Side: Deep Fury Cover The audiobook cover is identical to the previous description: • Title and Author: “DAVID FREED” in bold white letters and “DEEP FURY” in bold orange letters are prominently featured at the top. • Subtitle: “A Cordell Logan Mystery” is displayed in small white text at the bottom. • Background: The scene features palm trees silhouetted against a tropical dusk sky with shades of teal, purple, and orange. A figure is mid-fall, upside-down in the center, adding a sense of mystery and intrigue. Layout The two elements (badge and cover) are placed side by side, presenting the audiobook cover alongside its accolade, which emphasizes its critical acclaim.

Audiobook Reviews

December 24, 2024

Review: Deep Fury by David Freed, read by Ray Porter – Editor’s Choice Award for Excellence in Entertainment

Kagen the Damned: A Novel audiobook cover depicting a bloody sword circled by a wreath of roses, all on a blue background

Audiobook Reviews

May 12, 2022

Review: Kagen the Damned by Jonathan Maberry – a superb and sprawling Fantasy Epic narrated by Ray Porter

Sons of War 3: Sinners Audiobook By Nicholas Sansbury Smith cover art depicting a war scene and 2 men with guns with the Hollywood hill afar

Audiobook Reviews

April 2, 2021

Review: Sons of War 3: Sinners by Nicholas Sansbury Smith, read by Ray Porter

Audiobook Reviews

September 6, 2020

Review: Sons of War by Nicholas Sansbury Smith, read by Ray Porter