Female Voice Talent Bobbin Beam, voice of, "No Greater Glory"

Oct. 31, 2012 - PRLog -- The novel accurately portrays the conditions of a war-torn country during the Civil War. Writer Cindy Nord has demonstrated vast research in the descriptive story of an unlikely romance which evolves between a Yankee Colonel and a spirited female plantation owner.

Cindy Nord has written complex and appealing characters forced to overcome prejudice, division and hardship. A memorable relationship between honorable hero in Colonel Reece Cutteridge and a strong heroine in Emaline McDaniels, evolves throughout the book. The attention to detail of Civil War history has been expertly woven into fiction.

At the heart of this story is the star-crossed romance between Union Colonel Reese Cutteridge and southern plantation owner, Emaline McDaniels. When Cutteridge commandeers her property and livestock for his troops, sparks fly. Both characters are believable in how they interact, their relationship spanning hostility, simmering attraction, and finally devotion. Both have been scarred emotionally in the past, compounding the divisions war has brought.

AudioRealms publishing has released the unabridged audio version of the Civil War romance novel by Cindy Nord, “No Greater Glory”. The audio book is available for download at Audible.com, Amazon.com and iTunes and is formatted for use on most computers, tablets, audio devices and smart phones. The audio edition of “No Greater Glory”, released in September 2012 is narrated by voice actress Bobbin Beam, based in Escondido, California

Bobbin Beam, who works as a full-time voice actress has been the voice behind many projects over the past 25 years which include national radio and television commercials for Disney, Citgo,  Kellogg’s. Lifelock, The Shopping Channel, to audiobooks,  and various narrations and  television documentaries. For bookings, contact Solid Talent in Los Angeles, or visit www.bobbinbeam.com/ to hear more audio samples and recorded demos of Bobbin Beam’s voice over work.