True North

by Andrew J. Graff, Audiofile Earphone Award Winner

“Lincoln Hoppe  demonstrates his skills with a stellar narration of this audiobook. His ability to subtly shift his tone and tempo from character to character, giving each a specific voice, makes this immersive novel stand out. Chip, an elderly river guide, has a gruffer, deeper voice than those of the other main characters, Sam and Swami Brecht. In a work with some high-adrenaline white water scenes, Hoppe controls the most intense action. Set in northern Wisconsin in the fictional town of Thunderwater, the story follows the Brecht couple’s travails after they leave Chicago to run a rafting company. This stylishly written novel is enhanced by Hoppe’s fine performance.”

Never Give Up: A Prairie Familie’s Story by Tom Brokaw

” Lincoln Hoppe’s welcoming tone fits the folksy memories and reflections in this short audiobook as former TV news anchor Tom Brokaw recounts his memories of his family’s struggles with prairie living. 

“Hoppe’s narration choices serve Brokaw well.

“Hoppe approaches the material with a consistently calm tone. He doesn’t seek to emulate Brokaw’s Midwestern mannerisms. Nonetheless, Hoppe’s voice illuminates the way of life that Brokaw fondly describes.”

Scientist

by Richard Rhodes, Audiofile Earphone Award Winner

“Narrator Lincoln Hoppe is in stellar company here. Biographer Richard Rhodes and his subject, naturalist E.O. Wilson, can both take credit for a long shelf of fine audiobooks ranging in subject from the sociobiology of ants to the making of the atomic bomb. Wilson is one of the towering thinkers of our time, and Rhodes is unsurpassed in his ability to convey complicated technical processes–and their inherent drama–in narrative the listener can easily comprehend. They are served well by Hoppe, a narrator whose fine pacing and flawless delivery convey in every phrase the clarity and restraint of plain, immaculate prose.” -Audiofile Magazine

Okay for Now

by Gary D. Schmidt Odyssey Honor Award Winner, Audiofile Earphone Award Winner

“Narrator Hoppe wears this audiobook like Doug’s beloved baseball jacket and his empathetic performance echoes long after the last word.” -Odyssey Awards

“Lincoln Hoppe has no trouble finding a voice for the hero or accenting the novel’s dark, lyrical tone.  Just as skillfully, Hoppe delivers meaningful depictions of the minor characters. His considerable talents paint a vivid portrait of a troubled family and an unforgettable hero.” -AudioFile Magazine

Marcelo in the Real World

by Fransisco Stork AudiFile Earphone Award Winner “Narrator Lincoln Hoppe finds his way into this teen’s struggle with Asperger’s syndrome with a soft hesitancy that’s at once appealing and believable… capturing Marcelo’s innocence with a delicate subtlety that remains pitch-perfect throughout” – AudioFile Magazine

Illuminae

by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff 2016 Audie Award Winner, AudioFile Magazine Earphone Award Winner “Audio Illuminae is a glorious, magnificent, beautiful, breathtaking work of art.” -Faerie Fits “During my first read I hardly cared about AIDAN or Kady at all, but with the audio they’re both given voices (and tremendous voice actors), so this extra layer of emotion is added and it’s absolutely stunning.” -The Amazing Bookshelf   “…The voyage is threatened by a pursuing warship, a dangerous virus, and AIDAN, the military ship’s increasingly unstable AI. Told through documents, recorded communications, transcribed footage, and the narrative from AIDAN, this story is a behemoth of a space opera. The cast handles a bevy of moving parts with grace and masterful concentration, combining humor and terror with hope and determination.” -AudioFile Magazine

Letters from Skye

by Jessica Brockmole Elle Newlands, Katy Townsend, and Lincoln Hoppe lead an ensemble that delivers a poignant and irresistible epistolary romance. Hoppe’s earnest soft voice often betrays a mischievous smile. Listeners will revel in the intimacy of the performances.” -AudioFile Magazine

Paperboy

by Vince Vawter AudioFile Magazine Earphones Award Winner “Lincoln Hoppe’s narration is pure perfection. Hoppe brings out Little Man’s endearing vulnerability and portrays the stutter with a tender ease and grace that will make listeners feel empathy and hope for the boy. All of Hoppe’s character voices are natural and true as Little Man’s encounters with his paper customers teach him so many lessons about disability, weakness, and strength.” -AudioFile Magazine

White Tears

by Harry Kunzru AudioFile Magazine Earphones Award Winner “Kunzru’s latest offers a fascinating intermingling of the mistreatment of black Americans, immorality in the music field, and magical realism–all delivered by three talented narrators, Lincoln Hoppe, Danny Campbell, and Dominic Hoffman. Hoppe, Campbell, and Hoffman perform this engrossing, convoluted tale with all its serious implications intact” -AudioFile Magazine

The Seventeen Second Miracle

by Jason F. Wright “I loved this book. Everything about it is perfect. The storyline and narration…..just a beautiful book.” -Audible Customer, Colorado “Made me think, made me cry, made me change and want to change to be a better person in this world. I will look for more of Hoppe’s recordings as this one was a 10. Absolutely the best book this year I have read. If I do something kind for one person, this book made a difference in this world. Most books can not begin to claim that. PERIOD.” -Audible Customer Deborah, Evansville IN