Books In The City gave high praise to Orlaghs narration in The Postmistress by author Sarah Blake - now one of the Best Audiobooks for 2010.
"The narrator, Orlagh Cassidy, expertly assumes accents to speak the words of the evacuees and really brought the scene of these radio broadcasts to life. It is powerful and not something I will soon forget."
~Books In The City~
The Maidens Court was also referenced for her excellent praise:
"I think that this was a great choice to listen to. When so much of the story is made up of Frankie's radio broadcasts, you really felt like you were listening to it the way it was meant to be. It added a touch of reality and I think it put me into the mindset of the time period easier."
*5 out of 5 stars rating* ~The Maidens Court~
Check out the complete review at: Books In The City.
Actress Orlagh Cassidy will guest star in Madam Secretary as Regina in My Funny Valentine Season 4 Episode 16 on CBS Sunday, 04/01/2018 10-11pm ET/PT
Monday, January 31, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Hell's Corner Audiobook - Orlaghs Latest Narration In Top 10!
Orlaghs most recent audiobook narration release Hell's Corner by author David Baldacci is currently in the top 10 on the Publishers Weekly Bestsellers Audio Fiction list. It hit #9 on the list shortly after its release in November 2010 and quickly rose to #4! If you haven't yet checked out this intriguing audiobook you must take the time to do so. It's a must listen!
Major kudos and congrats to Orlagh!
Major kudos and congrats to Orlagh!
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Audiobook Review - Orlaghs Narration Of The Piano Teacher
Books In The City did a great review of Orlaghs audiobook narration of The Piano Teacher by author Janice Y.K. Lee.
"Cassidy is an excellent narrator and made the book easy to listen to and let the beautiful prose shine through."
~ Books In The City ~
You can check out the complete review at:
Books In The City
"Cassidy is an excellent narrator and made the book easy to listen to and let the beautiful prose shine through."
~ Books In The City ~
You can check out the complete review at:
Books In The City
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