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“With oil rigs on the horizon and the local LGBT community preparing to march down Main Street—the 21st century is fast closing in on the small western town of Grandview, Montana. Novelist and native son Craig Lancaster offers an emotional, realistic, yet lighthearted examination of the heartland. Gordon Greenhill deftly narrates in a very American voice. Whether giving voice to the cranky mayor who is always looking to make a deal; the green sheriff’s deputy; the prodigal novelist who returns home to the Plains every summer; or the loyal wife who’s “just about had it up to here,” Greenhill’s folksy delivery is a good match for these recognizable middle-American ”
As a self-published author wading into the audio world, I had many questions and worries about the project, especially about the costliness and the quality of the narration. After choosing Gordon for my project, Greyson Gray: Camp Legend, I immediately knew I had made the right decision. Not only was his narration exemplary, but the manner in which he conducted himself put me at ease. He went out of his way to make sure he knew what I wanted, added a few extras to ensure the best production possible, and did so all in a timely and cost-effective manner.”
“The narrator, Gordon Greenhill, did such a fantastic job of putting us in an intimate class room scenario where only the subject matter was carefully being dismembered a bit at a time void of our surroundings.”