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Ebony Flowers, as 12-year-old Ella, and Terri Schnaubelt, as Princeton researcher Katherine St. James, masterfully re-create life in 1980s Mississippi. Listeners meet Ella, who is resented and abused by her family, and St. James, who has come to Ricksville to interview townsfolk about the Civil Rights movement, including the 1960s murders of three voting rights workers. Flowers... Read More

Narrator Eboni Flowers's smooth and multifaceted performance will have listeners anticipating the high-stakes drama and unexpected twists in the lives of three friends who are trying to survive and thrive outside the dangerous drug world that bonded them. Flowers's confident tone reflects single mother Ivy's newfound freedom after she breaks ties with her incarcerated husband.... Read More

Eboni Flowers narrates a romantic suspense set in rural Texas. Aja's haunted past has her determined to turn her family's ranch into a place where guests can rejuvenate. When her barn explodes, she narrowly misses being severely injured. While Texas Ranger Jackson leads an undercover investigation, the duo discovers explosive chemistry between them. With her sultry voice,... Read More

Narrator Eboni Flowers creates the perfect voice for the charismatic Naema in this thoughtful story meshing magic and media. When influencer Naema takes the blame for outing a Siren and a Gorgon in her high school, she lays low for the summer with her extended family and learns more about her heritage. Meanwhile, a group of disgruntled fans decides to defend her reputation by... Read More

Narrator Eboni Flowers uses her Broadway experience to portray Neevah Saint, a theater actress recruited to star in film director Canon Holt’s biopic about 1940s-era Black, bisexual singer Dessi Blue. Flowers dazzles with her emotional and vocal range. Her smooth voice spotlights Neevah’s passion for Canon and his film. Flowers differentiates cast and crew in her dialogue.... Read More

As this stunning romance proves that true love is timeless, narrators Jakobi Diem's and Eboni Flowers's seductive tones will have listeners cheering. Flowers's performance of these characters is powerful and evocative. She portrays political consultant Kimba, who has never forgotten her childhood best friend and first kiss, Ezra. Decades later they are reunited, but scandal and... Read More

Alena Dillon's debut novel reveals the inequities and injustices wrought by the misuse of power. Stellar performances by an amazing cast peel away layers of pain, abuse, rage, and distrust. Three Catholic nuns in Brooklyn's Bed-Stuy neighborhood run a shelter for women brutalized by the men in their lives. Bishop Hawkins, who believes their work offends Catholic doctrine, is... Read More