What do we get to know about the narrator's passion to sail ?
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you’re a fan of audiobooks, then Scott Brick is a man who needs no introduction.
One of the most recognized and sought-after narrators on the market, Brick has voiced books for some of the biggest names on the thriller scene, including Brad Meltzer, Lee Child, Vince Flynn/Kyle Mills, Nelson DeMille, Gregg Hurwitz, Clive Cussler, Steve Berry, Michael Crichton, William Kent Krueger, Tom Clancy, and many more.
Recently, Brick did the narration for The Sail—another brilliant book from author Landon Beach, one of the most underrated writers working today—and it’s everything you’ expect from one of the best in the best in the business and then some.
As good as he is though, Brick is only truly ever at his very best when the story and writing allow for him to be, and in this case, it’s a match made in heaven. Here, the story follows the father and son duo of Robin and Tristian Norris as they finally prepare to sail around Lake Superior, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world. They’ve been planning the adventure together for years, but pretty much from the moment they hit the open water, nothing quite goes according to plan—and before they know it, they find themselves caught up in a dangerous situation that involves a mysterious stowaway and a band of ruthless, modern-day pirates as their dream vacation turn into a living hell . . .
Just before the audiobook version of Landon Beach’s The Sail was released, I caught up with Scott Brick, who agreed to go on the record for our Five Questions segment, and asked him about everything from how he goes about narrating a book to what made him want to get into the business in the first place.