Alexandra Hunter
Award winning Audiobook Narrator
Hi, I’m Alexandra Hunter, a narrator who’s creative and artistic philosophies find the perfect home in audiobook narration! I love living in the world of imagination and storytelling and I revel in the opportunity to approach each project as a unique world. Each character, theme, and moment of narrative is an opportunity to communicate the honesty of the story and provide a consistent lens through which listeners can experience each work. It’s a dream come true to collaborate with authors, producers, and directors to give each book a larger platform and give readers a chance to disappear into a world that feels whole and vibrant. I have so much fun shifting my narration style to the tone of each project. Nothing makes me happier than hearing from readers that my narration felt true to the story and elevated their understanding of the text, or hearing from authors that I gave voice to characters that they had crafted so thoughtfully. It’s truly a gift to be given the responsibility of collaborator and storyteller and I would love nothing more than to get lost in the world of your story and share with readers what I’ve discovered there.
Narration Samples
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2024 Audie Awards Winner -What Happened to Rachel Riley? By Claire Swinarski
Audiofile Magazine Earphones Award 2024 - The Atlas of Us By Kristin Dwyer
“Alexandra Hunter narrates this complex exploration of grief with tender sincerity. Atlas James is utterly shattered by the death of her father, the only person she feels ever understood her. After a series of poor decisions, Atlas (newly rechristened "Maps") ends up alongside a group of total strangers in a community service project devoted to rehabilitating the wilderness trails that her father adored. Hunter's narration deftly interweaves the rawness of Atlas's grief and her sarcastic attempts to put up barriers against her fellow service hikers. As she is reluctantly drawn into a circle of camaraderie, and perhaps attraction, Hunter's tone shifts to display hints of the playfulness and humor that Atlas and her new friends exchange while learning about themselves and each other.“
Audiofile Magazine Earphones Award 2023 - What Happened to Rachel Riley? By Claire Swinarski
“Alexandra Hunter's enigmatic moments as the titular Rachel give a heartbreakingly bitter contrast to the earnestness of Capistrano's Anna.“ - Audiofile Magazine
Audiofile Magazine Review 2025 - Order of Swans By Jude Deveraux
“Narrator Alexandra Hunter rescues a meandering fantasy and steers it into a highly enjoyable listen. She introduces Kaley Arens, who visits the islands of Bellis under the pretext of hearing new fairy tales for her dissertation. Once there, Kaley learns the islands are actually another planet. While there, she travels with companions Tanek and Sojee, watching Earth fairy tales play out in real life. Hunter helps listeners overcome disbelief at adventures that don't always tie together by connecting them firmly to Kaley's empathetic character, especially her love of animals. Hunter's voices for Kaley's companions accurately represent their otherworldly customs and priorities, which are spiced with humor and their growing affection for Kaley. Listeners don't have to understand where the story is heading to be team Kaley and team Hunter all the way.”
Audiofile Magazine Review 2024 - Sunrise Nights By Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallaro
"Alexandra Hunter and Michael Crouch narrate the alternating perspectives of two talented teens, Jude and Florence. Together, they celebrate "sunrise night," a tradition of their Michigan arts camp. Hunter's portrayal of Florence has an undercurrent of sarcasm that is illuminated when Florence reveals that her dancing may end due to a worsening eye condition."
Seven Percent of Ro Dvereux - by Ellen O’Clover
“…the narrator, Alexandra Hunter, absolutely nailed it!”
“Part of the star rating is the excellent narrator of the audiobook, Alexandra Hunter.”
Ena of Ilbrea series - by Megan O’Russell
“Ena is a character who has gone through so. much. pain. and Alexandra Hunter not only captured that, but she brought Ena's courage into her words, as well.“
“[Alexandra Hunter] does a fantastic job on both male and female voices.”
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Dive By John David Anderson
House of Blight By Maxym M. Martineau
Collision By Carrie Leighton
Order of Swans By Jude Deveraux
Adopt Me! Sophia Lee and the Queen Bee By Kiel Phegley
Sunrise NightsBy Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallaro
Funeral Ladies of Ellerie County By Claire Swinarski (HarperCollins)
The Tearsmith by Erin Doom Directed by Paula Parker (Penguin Random House)
The Atlas of Us By Kristin Dwyer (HarperCollins) Earphones Award Winner!
Seven Percent of Ro Devereux By Ellen O’Clover (HarperCollins)
What Happened to Rachel Riley? By Claire Swinarski (HarperCollins)
Tela By Nicholas Jacobs
Blood Bound in Gold By Emily Poirier
The Houses of the Curious By JW Bowie
Amy’s Rebellion By Julia Goldhirsh
Fat Girls Hiking By Summer Michaud-Skog (Workman)
Wrath and Wing By Megan O’Russell
Feather and Flame(Ena of Ilbrea Book 4) By Megan O’Russell
Ice and Sky(Ena of Ilbrea Book 3) By Megan O'Russell
Mountain and Ash(Ena of Ilbrea Book 2) By Megan O'Russell
Ember and Stone(Ena of Ilbrea Book 1) By Megan O'Russell
The Elite(GEO's Book 3) By Ramona Finn
The Labs(GEO's Book 2) By Ramona Finn
The Acceptance(GEO’s Book 1) By Ramona Finn
War of the Twin Swords By Julia Rose Goldhirsh
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Equipment: Rode NT1 mic with shock mount and pop filter, Audient iD22 interface.
Studio info: Closed door isolated closet treated with acoustic foam, bass traps, and audimute sound absorption sheets.
DAW: Reaper (punch recording)
I would love to hear from you!