THE DE-CLASSIFICATION ENGINE:

What History Reveals About America's Top Secrets

by Eric Schlosser

Non-Fiction © 2023

Narrator Chris Henry Coffey brings conviction and sense of purpose to a history of government document keeping that could not be more timely. Coffey maintains a brisk pace and a clear purpose. His frank, forceful delivery underscores a narrative that is exceedingly frank and critical of a flawed system badly badly in need of reform. D.A.W. © AudioFile 2023, Portland, Maine [Published: MARCH 2023]

Narrator Chris Henry Coffey rolls out his best gravelly timbre and tough-guy tone to portray Tommy Martini--a bar bouncer turned cage fighter turned monk. Coffey has fun channeling Kotzwinkle's shady humor into the character voices of a couple of helpful bikers, a Mafia bill collector, a Mexican cartel assassin, a gorgeous redhead with a heart of gold, and an evil-hearted gorgeous woman on the con. B.P. © AudioFile [Published: DECEMBER 2021]

by Jennifer Egan

Fiction © 2022

"The ensemble performance of this novel is exceptional." - Audiofile

BLOODY MARTINI: 

A Felonious Monk Mystery, Book 2

 William Kotzwinkle 

Fiction © 2023

At the heart of Coalville is Parade Square, with plenty of pigeons, drugs, and child prostitution. It’s the new small-town America, where Dionysus is dancing once again. William Kotzwinkle’s insight into this paradigm shift is shot through with the humor he is famous for, and the result is a spicy brew, a bloody martini—just one sip may keep you up all night.

SWAGGER

by Jimmy Johnson

Memoir © 2022

Narrator Chris Henry Coffey's deep voice and soft tone are a wonderful vehicle to tell this history. We hear about how German compositions were removed from the repertoire during WWI.  Coffey's steady pace and subtle expression work splendidly in this engaging work. M.T.F. © AudioFile [Published: FEBRUARY 2020]

Chris Henry Coffey narrates this audiobook about high-end cider with the knowledgeable tones of a wine expert (as well as hints of sarcasm and disdain for lesser ciders). Coffey makes asides amusing--for example, he describes flannel shirts and ponytails as essentials for cider makers. As Coffey enthuses about a $50 glass of cider, listeners may get the feeling that Wilson dismisses any cider they can afford as alcoholic pop from "Big Cider" machines such as Angry Orchard. J.A.S. © AudioFile 2020, Portland, Maine [Published: JANUARY 2020]

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Art Cullen and narrator Chris Henry Coffey do the near impossible by making the audiobook listener care about the intimate details of life in an Iowa small town. With a delivery as folksy and homespun as the topic, Coffey recounts Cullen's exhaustive history of Storm Lake and his own family and neighbors. M.S. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine [Published: DECEMBER 2018]

Narrator Chris Henry Coffey brings an air of mystery and excitement to Greenglass House, a mysterious inn full of secrets. Coffey offers up a deep-voiced narration that is engaging and gives Milo an air of tentative excitement as he uncovers the adventures that await. S.B.T. © AudioFile 

CRY MACHO

 ©2021 N. Richard Nash 

WESTERN/DRAMA

Penguin Audio

Now a major motion picture directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, a riveting novel of an aging rodeo star's last ride.  Mike's best years are behind him. There was a time when he was the best rider in the circuit, but a divorce and years of hard living have worn his body down. 

THE BLAZE 

©2021 Chad Dundas

MYSTERY/SUSPENSE

PenguinRandomHouse

A man knows the connection between two extraordinary acts of arson, 15 years apart, in his Montana hometown - if only he could remember it.  

THE NEW FARM

©2021 Brent Preston

MEMOIR

Abrams Publishing

Preston's memoir of a decade of grinding toil and perseverance, learning how to grow & succeed at the business of small, sustainable farming.