Audiobook Reviews From AudioFile Magazine, The Audiobook Reviewer and Audible.com:

Literary Fiction, The Sanctum  by Pamela King Cable 

                                "While she's able to become each character, it is Neeley who she truly becomes and shines through everywhere. Her ability to project innocence and defiance as Neeley is amazing...Told from a child's viewpoint makes it all the more poignant."

Mystery/Thriller, Accountable to None by Ashley Fontainne "Her clear switch in characters made following the story easy. She played her voice like a fine instrument, communicating the emotions and delivering a strong impact."

Post Apocalyptic Science Fiction, In a Mirror City by Stevie O'Connor "This is the story of Maja, a teenage girl with a much older spirit than her real age, trapped inside the system of a decadent society...Sara Morsey did a beautiful narration and impersonation of  Maja, along with the rest of the characters. The material is presented flawlessly...While supremely talented                         narrators like George Guildall and Dick Hill have the ability to put the listener in a different time and place, I found  Sara's performance did just that."

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Biography, Subversive Southerner by Catherine Fosl "Sara Morsey's conversational style is ideal for this biography of Civil Rights activist Anne McCarty Braden."

Religion and Spirituality, The Great Apparitions of Mary by Ingo Swann. "Narration was peaceful and well suited to the subject. It was nice to hear a dignified narrator."

                                                 Akashic Records by Lois J. Wetzel: "Sara Morsey provided an excellent reading of the book. Her voice is animated and expressive and easy to listen to. Sara does an excellent job of capturing the sense of the author. I hung onto every word of this book! I'm so glad I listened to this in an audio version so that I could really soak in the concepts that the author shared. Absolutely fascinating."