In the world of romance audiobooks, there’s one name that nearly everyone knows – Phil Gigante. Phil is probably best known around here for his narration of Karen Marie Moning’s Highlander Series and, most recently, his performance of the male characters in Dreamfever, the fourth book of Moning’s Fever Series. Phil reprises those roles in Shadowfever, the final of the Fever Series which is set for release in both print and audio on January 18th. What better time to conduct our very first narrator interview?
To celebrate the release of Shadowfever, we are giving away the entire set of the Fever Series audiobooks (five in all) on CD, courtesy of Brilliance Audio. Place your name in the hat by commenting on this column by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, January 20th. Due to the cost of postage, the giveaway is open only to listeners in the U.S. and Canada. We ask that you comment only once and if you review for another Web site or blog, please refrain from entering. The winner will be notified by email on Friday morning and will have 24 hours to respond. Another winner will be selected on Saturday morning if the winner has not responded. Now, let’s talk with Phil!
- Lea Hensley
I’m a romance reader who loves series books. Give me books for all the brothers, sisters, cousins, friends, pack mates, or even coven members and blood brothers an author can come up with; I’m good with’em all if they’re well done of course. Luckily for me, my three most favorite series books will all soon to be released installments and while I’m looking forward to the releases, each one will be somewhat bittersweet. My love for them, tied to my angst and worry over seeing them end, makes me wonder if I’ll find other books to take their place and who else out there feels the same way about these books and others.
