Blood of God: The Dead List - Narrator for Audiobook

I’m looking for a narrator to record an audiobook for my current novel, Blood of God: The Dead List.

Vincent: natural American voice, Michigan. Intelligent, slightly crooked rhythm. His humor shouldn't sound like he's delivering jokes. The funny stuff should just fall out of him.

7o5: An AI that sounds human. Young, with a sense of humor.

Professor Lynbrook: slight German accent, but absolutely no Colonel Klink nonsense. Just enough that we never forget where he came from. Older, educated, measured.

Prudence: softer, warmer, but not pitched up into “female voice.” Need to change energy, not anatomy.

Michael: firm, grounded, comfortable with authority. He doesn't need to raise his voice to own the room.

Back of book:

What if your blood remembers more than your body ever lived?

Vincent D'Angelo has spent his life chasing those rare moments when you stare at the impossible—and it blinks first. His greatest success is 7o5, an artificial intelligence that blurs the line between machine and human. Together, they turn their focus toward what Vincent calls God’s code: DNA.

Deep within regions once dismissed as “junk DNA,” they uncover something impossible. When a lab accident throws Vincent into another person’s memory, he doesn’t merely observe the past...

He lives it.

Seeing through another man’s eyes. Feeling his fear. Experiencing a moment that was never his.

Seeing through another man’s eyes. Feeling his fear. Experiencing a moment that was never his.

What begins as a scientific discovery soon becomes something far more dangerous. Vincent and his team learn to reach deeper into the Experiences—but they also learn what happens when human blood remembers what the world was ordered to forget.

Vincent is about to give The Dead List a voice.

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