Metaphysical The Mountain Man Omnibus: Books 1-3 by Keith C.

Romance Cross My Heart (with Amy Rubinate) by Abigail StromĬrime & Thriller Nemesis: Arisen, Book 8.5 by Michael Stephen FuchsĬrime & Thriller A Nick Bracco Omnibus by Gary Ponzo Metaphysical The Hospital: The First Mountain Man Story by Keith C. SciFi Yesterday’s Gone, Season 2 by Sean Platt & David WrightĬrime & Thriller Huntress Moon: The Huntress/FBI series, Book 1 by Alexandra Sokoloff *WINNER* SciFi, Ensemble Yesterday’s Gone, Season 1 by Sean Platt & David WrightĬrime & Thriller Arsonist by Victor Methos SciFi Ruins of the Galaxy, Book 1 by Christopher Hopper & JN Chaney SciFi Planetside, Book 1 by Michael MammayĪudio Drama Birthday Suit (part of a full cast) by Lauren Blakely Paranormal The Elementals by Michael McDowellĪudiobook of the Year Columbus Day: Expeditionary Force, Book 1 by Craig Alanson Mystery The Heavens May Fall (w/David Colacci and Amy McFadden) by Allen Eskens Original Work The Starling Project (part of a full cast) by Jeffery Deaver *WINNER* Paranormal Hounacier: Valducan series, Book 2 by Seth Skorkowsky Paranormal Yesterday’s Gone, Season 1 (part of a full cast) by Sean Platt and David Wright Paranormal Suffer the Children by Craig DiLouie Paranormal Damoren: Valducan series, Book 1 by Seth Skorkowsky Solo Narration - Male The Martian (Random House release) by Andy Weir SciFi The Beam, Season 1 (part of a full cast) by Sean Platt and Johnny B. SciFi The Martian (Random House release) by Andy Weir *WINNER* SciFi The Martian (initial release) by Andy Weir Mystery Brainrush 2: The Enemy of My Enemy by Richard Bard

R.C.’s gorgeous wife, Hope, along with their three beautiful children, Joy, Bliss, and Valor, allow him to continue living with them provided the checks keep coming. is the recipient of many industry accolades including the coveted Audie Award for his narration of one of the bestselling audiobooks in history which is no longer available because… money. No matter the genre, whether it be a story about human kindness and barbarism a combat veteran’s struggle to cope with life at home or saving the world armed with only a juice box and a snarky beer can, Bray utilizes his extraordinary range and unique vocal differentiation for each character to confuse publishers into thinking his consistent inability to meet a deadline is not only a good thing, but was their idea in the first place. Bray switches settings and characters as seamlessly as a maturated Humphead Wrasse switches sex and color. From Outer Space to the Old West to a Post-Apocalyptic Hellscape, R.C.

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