Mhairi Morrison is a fantastic narrator. Her pacing and the different voices that she used were perfect for War of Hearts and the overall feel of the book

The Scottish accents of narrators Tim Campbell and Mhairi Morrison introduce YA listeners to this historical romance/mystery set in nineteenth-century Edinburgh. Campbell sounds authoritarian as he delivers bits of a medical tome that reflects the male-dominated surgical world of this novel. Morrison portrays the intelligence, warmth, and pluck of 17-year-old Hazel Sinnet, who rebels against the stolid mores of her time and bests egotistical doctors to pursue her study of anatomy. Morrison tracks Hazel’s unconventional path through plot twists and surprising character reveals as she pursues a case involving missing persons.

Mhairi Morrison uses her considerable talents to deliver this Scottish romance set in the 1430s. Morrison varies her characterizations and uses accents sharp and hard, bristly and brusque, suiting the characters well. While all the characters are said to speak most often in Scottish and Scots Gaelic, the dialogue is always in recognizably accented English. Morrison’s fluid performance draws the listener into this colorful romance

I just wanted to say that I love the recording you did of Snowflakes and Secrets-thank you-and also that I received a message yesterday from someone who is listening to the audiobook on Spotify who said ‘obviously its a fantastic book but the narrator is really talented’

What a talent you have! Oh my God! What a talent you have! The recording is perfect!! I am so happy with your work. Thanks again for all your time and attention and the energy you put into bringing the characters alive. I can’t decide who is my favourite-they are all equally charming in their own right