Gene Engene is an award-winning reader with an astounding catalog of audiobooks to his credit. He is best known as J.P. Beaumont in the J.A. Jance mystery series. Gene is a veteran stage actor, director, and is a retired Professor of Drama at Eastern Washington University.

Reed McColm is an actor and writer living in the Pacific Northwest. He is the author of the award-winning plays Together Again for the First Time, and the 9/11 drama Hole in the Sky.

After military service and a brief teaching stint, Rusty Nelson set out to become a sportscaster. Thirty years in radio across Georgia, Minnesota, and Washington has seen him as a news director, disc jockey and general announcer. Rusty and his wife keep a small goat herd and do social justice work in Spokane. He has recorded over 100 books for Books In Motion.

Gregory Papst  has been a corporate trainer, actor, motivational speaker and voice specialist for over twenty-five years. An avid fly fisher and black powder hunter, he rates Louis L'Amour among his favorite authors. Greg, his wife and three daughters live on a mountain top near Spokane, Washington.

Terry Rose has been an on-air talent, both radio and television, in Seattle, San Francisco, Minneapolis and Sacramento.  He is a featured actor in over 135 Imagination Theatre productions, airing regularly on XM Satellite Radio as well as hundreds of conventional radio stations, worldwide.  He plays the title role in all the `Kincaid the Strangeseeker' investigative reporter mysteries, and he has written a dozen of those mysteries, as well.
 Terry has his own studio and production company, and has been the spokesperson for Microsoft, Boeing, Ford Motor Company and NASA, among many others.  He counts the roles of Scrooge in `A Christmas Carol' and Selsdon Mowbray in `Noises Off' as two of his favorites in his on stage theatre repertoire, and delights in reading/acting novels for Books in Motion.        

Rebecca Cook resides in the Spokane area as an actress/director/costumer/make-up artist & stage manager with several theatres & production companies throughout the region. After working in radio for several years, she now uses her voice teaching stage make-up courses at Eastern Washington University and North Idaho College, as well as commercial voice-overs, local documentaries &, of course, audiobooks.

Jack Sondericker is a retired Baptist minister living in Oak Harbor, Washington.  He has recorded more than 80 novels, short stories and essays for Books In Motion since 1986, and has, he says, "thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it."

Ron Varela is an accomplished actor in Spokane, Washington with credits including plays, TV ads and a sought-after commodity for voice-work. He played Harry S. Truman in the one-man show “Give ‘em Hell, Harry” at The Met.

Cameron Beierle has a 16-year career in media including international broadcasting. Heard on the east and west coasts of the United States and Canada, he is best known for his multi-voiced characterizations in fantasy and science fiction novels.

Andrea Bates' career has spanned three decades on the stage and behind the microphone.

Beginning as a musical theater professional based in New York, she toured with Broadway companies like A Chorus Line, Phantom of the Opera, and South Pacific with Robert Goulet.  She also held coveted roles in off-Broadway productions such as Beehive, and even worked the cruise ship circuit "back when the boats were small!"

Stephanie Brush, a mulit-talented professional writer, singer and actress who has appeared in numerous stage productions and television commercials, and has recorded countless audio books for Books In Motion.

Kevin Foley is a veteran voice actor with over 30 years in radio, television, and freelance performing. He has been recording for Books In Motion for over 15 years with over 80 titles to his credit, as well as working as a producer and editor with the company for several years. His voice has been heard on hundreds of regional and national radio and television commercials, industrial videos and training modules.