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Old 09-25-2014, 06:36 PM   #6
FizzyWater
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
When I have multiple choices for the same book, I generally avoid females and anyone with pronounced accents. It's not a sexist thing, but I frequently find females to be too soft spoken or the wrong gender to be narrating a male dominated action-adventure. But for some titles, female narrators are preferred.
I can see why this would be true - I know I prefer women narrators for romance and urban fantasy novels. For genres like urban fantasy or romantic suspense or even just female-centric suspense, I do prefer women with generally deeper voices - like Susan Ericksen, who narrates the JD Robb In Death mysteries. I think it makes their male voices more believable.
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