Audiobooks

Audiobooks are extremely expensive to produce and not something I can do on my own (I refuse to consider AI narration), therefore my titles in audio are limited despite my wish to have that format available to more users.

Because some readers only do audio as a format, I’ve collected everything on one page. Here is where you’ll find a list and some general information.

Brief FAQ

These four were produced by Everand/Scribd. What is Everand? This is a subscription service for eBooks and audiobooks, like Netflix. Formerly known as Scribd. You pay a set amount every month for access to (mostly) unlimited titles.

Do you get paid for listens? No, though I was paid a flat fee up front. As my rights have reverted, the books will not be available past October 1st. I do ask that if looking to support me and my work, you purchase copies from other places.

Will the audiobooks be available elsewhere? Yes; we have amicably parted ways and I am allowed to pursue distribution myself. Audiobooks are now available at many stores and libraries.

Will they be on Audible? No. Audible’s terms are extremely unfriendly to authors/publishers. I would make a fraction of readers pay for the credit they use to download my book.

Are the narrators real voice actors? Yes. That was part of my contract and very important to me. I stand in solidarity with human workers.

I’m a new reader–are Dweller and Watcher connected? Yes, they’re set in the same world. Chronologically, Dweller takes place first. I think they can be read separately, though each do expand on the world-building to introduce new questions regarding the paranormal happenings. (There is a third book planned, I just don’t know when I’ll write it.)

How many Livi Talbot books are there? Six main novels and a novella in between 2 and 3 that I strongly recommend people read. There will be a seventh to wrap up the series eventually.

Only the first two books were contracted and produced in audio. The only way I can produce the third is through crowdfunding, and as it represents a huge cost (five figures in Canadian dollars; like two years’ rent for me), I can only commit to running a campaign if there is a readership to support trying. As of October 2025: I have sold four (4) copies of Solomon’s Seal and four (4) copies of Odin’s Spear. This is not yet anywhere near enough to justify a campaign for the third.

Please purchase the audiobooks and follow the Kickstarter page to show interest. In the meantime, if you’d like to keep reading, you’ll find them in ebook and paperback Please do not yell at me, I cannot magically create more audiobooks.

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Additional info for this one:

Will there be more in this series? No, unless this one is removed from sale and I find someone interested in the rights to the series (unlikely).

So this is complicated because the rights were signed over right before I left the publisher in question and I could not get the rights returned to me. They refused to consult me, refused my offers to check pronunciation, and as a result the main character’s name is even pronounced wrong.

For the five years it was under contract with this publisher, I did not see a dime. They went out of business rather than reply to my demands to have the rights released per my contract and, again, I never saw a dime or royalty report. You can read more here if you’re a patron.

The folks at ACX (who produced and distributed it) were great to deal with and shifted the audiobook over to my account there, so I do get paid for new sales. Since this is the only chance of the book ever being in audio, I’ve left it up, even though I am not super happy with it, because $3 here and there from a sale is at least something.