Romance Audiobooks discussion

Biography
Kaleo Griffith is a classically trained, multiple award\'96winning voice artist and actor living in Los Angeles. He has been called "powerful, with the presence of a young Timothy Dalton" by the Hollywood Reporter.

Kaleo graduated cum laude from Franklin Pierce University with a BA in Theatre, holds an MFA in acting from Rutgers University, and is a graduate of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He has also lived and trained classically in the U.K. through Roger Williams University. His film and television credits include Oliver Stone's Talk Radio, Law & Order, Law & Order SVU, Diagnosis X, and All My Children, as well as hosting on HGTV. He has performed in over fifty professional theatrical productions across the country, including at the Pasadena Playhouse and South Coast Repertory Theatre, working with veterans like Richard Chamberlain, Jessica Walter, and Lois Nettleton.

His voice work encompasses many commercial campaigns and audiobooks. Kaleo won two Audiofile Earphones Awards for his narration work on Pamela Clare's Extreme Exposure and Pulitzer Prize finalist Karen Russell's Vampires in the Lemon Grove.

Audiography
I-Team series by Pamela Clare
MacKinnon's Rangers series by Pamela Clare
Blakewell/Kenleigh Family series by Pamela Clare
The Billionaires of Barefoot Bay series by Roxanne St. Claire
McCord Brothers series by Delores Fossen
The McBrides series by Jennifer Ryan
Take No Prisoners series by Elle James
Bagram Special Ops by Kaylea Cross
Kidnapped Cowboy by Lindsey Brookes
The Saint-Pierres series by Michele Hauf
Blown Away by Brenda Rothert
Gamble Brothers series by J. Lynn
The Perfect Gentlemen series by Shayla Black & Lexie Blake
Ghost Ops series by Lisa Marie Rice
Cavanaugh Brothers series by Laura Wright
Outlaw Hartes series by RaeAnne Thayne
Faery Tales & Nightmares by Melissa Marr
The Lorien Legacies by Pittacus Lore
Dark series by Christine Feehan
Into Deep Waters by Kaje Harper
Three Gates of the Dead series by Jonathan Ryan
Gabe Treloar series by John Maddox Roberts
Dan Shaw series by Ron Faust
The Watch by Joydeep Roy Bhattachary
Revenge by Yoko Ogawa
Ready series by J. L. Berg
Cora Oglesby series by Lee Collins
Wicked Games series by Sean Olin
Takers Cycle series by Charles Allen Gramlich
The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County by Mark Twain
Zombies at Tiffany's by Sam Stone
Dear: Your Name Here by Gully Zucca
The Watters Mou' by Bram Stoker
Noise by Hal Clement
Bone in the Throat by Anthony Bourdain
Vampires in the Lemon Grove by Karen Russell
Clockwork Fairy Tales by Arthur Morey & Joy Osmanski

Non Fiction
Called for Life by Kent Brantley, Amber Brantley & David Thomas
The Start-Up of You by Reid Hoffman & Ben Casnocha
The Best Worst President by Mark Hannah
Trump: The Art of the Deal by Donald Trump
Chain of Title by David Dayen
Chasing the Monster Idea by Stefan Mumaw
Computerised You by Shane Richmond
The Joy of Pain by Richard H. Smith
Hold Fast to Dreams by Ben Zasloff & Joshua Steckel
More Damned Lies and Statistics by Joel Best
The Ajax Dilemma by Paul Woodruff
My Best Friend's Funeral by Roger W. Thompson
Arrows of the Night by Richard Bonin
Superstorm Sandy by William Westhoven
Breaking Up in the Digital Age by Ryan O'Connell
The Physics of Wall Street by James Owen Weatherall
The Outrage Industry by Jeffrey M. Berry & Sarah Sobieral
The Passport to Exotic Real Estate by Steve Bergsman
Michael Jackson, Inc. by Zack O'Malley Greenburg
Business for Punks by James Watt
Invitation to a Journey by M. Robert Mulholland, Jr.
The Filthy Thirteen by Jack McNiece
Maestro Mario by Andrew Schartmann
Turing by B. Jack Copeland
Is There No Place on Earth for Me by Susan Sheehan
Match by Dan Erling
The Dude's Guide to Marriage by Darrin Patrick and Amie Patrick
Why Do They Act That Way? by David Walsh & Nat Bennett
How to Give a Pretty Good Presentation by T. J. Walker
Redemption by Mike Wilkerson & Mark Driscoll
The World According to Star Wars by Cass R. Sunstein
(For more non fiction, see Audible)

I'll be listening to one of the I-Team stories this month!

Recently listened to Untamed and Hard Evidence and enjoyed both the books and narrative.

I'm listening to Skin Deep by Pamela Clare, I-Team #5.5.


I've already listened to the following this year, narrated by Griffith:

Title: Unlawful Contact
Hours listened: 13 hours, 29 minutes
Date Completed: 3/10/16
Rating: ★★★★1/2

Title: Naked Edge
Hours listened: 13 hours, 7 minutes
Date Completed: 4/25/16
Rating: ★★★★1/2

Title: Breaking Point
Hours listened: 12 hours, 56 minutes
Date Completed: 5/18/16
Rating: ★★★★★

Title: Skin Deep
Hours listened: 5 hours, 57 minutes
Date Completed: 6/13/16
Rating: ★★★★1/2

Title: Striking Distance
Hours listened: 13 hours, 42 minutes
Date Completed: 7/24/16
Rating: ★★★★★

Title: Soul Deep
Hours listened: 5 hours, 39 minutes
Date Completed: 8/10/16
Rating: ★★★★

Title: Seduction Game
Hours listened: 12 hours, 4 minutes
Date Completed: 9/17/16
Rating: ★★★★★

damn girl! you are rocking that series!

Lol! Pamela Clare and Kaleo Griffith...marriage made in heaven.

i have one of her historicals to listen to...shock, horror i'm probably one of the few who is not a fan of her I-team series...

Not for everyone. I like how no one, including her main characters, is safe in her stories.

i just find her heroines at times to be exceptionally TSTL - especially when it comes to putting themselves in danger...bk 2 or 3 was really just mind-blowingly idiotic for me

followed by in subsequent books, it seems like all these women who were career focused, forget about that and just start having kids (which I know is true at times, but not always) and it just irks me

Hmm, not my experience or takeaway but viva la difference.

maybe i notice it more because i'm single and career focused - its why i kind of got turned off lorelei james over the years - because the women seemed to turn into baby making factories

When I was single heading a department of ten women, my group seemed to behave very similarly to the I-Team women. One quit after the fourth child, two managed children and a career, one was a single Mom, etc. The I-Team, at least for me, seems to mirror real life (one left to just be a wife with no kids, one is a freelance writer with three kids, two are still there with kids and marriage). Maybe that's why I'm able to connect with their stories...I've seen them before.

As I said, the differences make things interesting.

Starting another of his books!

I'm now listening to Striking Distance by Pamela Clare, I-Team #6.

I listened to all I-Team series because of him.
I'm currently listening to Seduction in Session - #2 in The Perfect Gentlemen series