Narrator Actor Singer

What do you get when you cross:

A Library Kid, a BFA in Jazz & Contemporary Music, an Obsession with Television, and Broadway worthy Dramatic Flair…

With the belief that stories save lives?

This Actor.

EMMA LOVE

  • "Love ably embodies the detective’s bright, inquisitive nature and captures Ruby’s varying modes of expression, from swooniness to fast-paced snark... Most of all, Love captures the ambiance of the séance, offering spooky, singsong, and raspy voices without losing any accent work."

    —T.S. Library Journal

  • "Listeners seeking disability representation in a romance audiobook will discover all they are searching for in this illuminating contemporary, gloriously narrated by [Emma Love] and Austin Rising... the story sound[s] like a real-life conversation. The magic of this audiobook lies in how the narrators splendidly depict this couple’s willingness to expose their vulnerabilities and make the necessary accommodations to sustain a lasting and committed relationship. A winning duet narration.

    — Earphones Award Winner, Kirkus Reviews

  • "Love skillfully depicts the many characters by altering her accent, tone, and pacing. Masterfully, Love increases the listener's anticipation with breathless pacing.."

    — S.K.G. © AudioFile

  • "Emma Love's delivery feels effortless, never rushed, never overstated, just a steady, comforting presence that lets the characters breathe. It’s the kind of narration that makes you settle in, relax your shoulders, exhale and enjoy the journey."

    - Audible Review

Harper Collins

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John Marshall Media

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Macmillan

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Hachette

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Tantor

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Dreamscape

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Lyric Audio

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Bluenose Audio

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Simon & Schuster

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One Night Stand Studios

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Audible

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Harper Collins ✳︎ John Marshall Media ✳︎ Macmillan ✳︎ Hachette ✳︎ Tantor ✳︎ Dreamscape ✳︎ Lyric Audio ✳︎ Bluenose Audio ✳︎ Simon & Schuster ✳︎ One Night Stand Studios ✳︎ Audible ✳︎

Listen on Audible
Book cover of Jennifer Jones' autobiography titled "Rock Star: My Life on and Off the Ice" featuring a smiling portrait of Jennifer Jones in a red jacket against a blue background.
Book cover titled 'How Girls Are Made' by Mindy McGinnis with black background and colorful text and lines.
Book cover for 'Shot Clock' by Andrew Bourelle featuring a silhouette of a person running through a glowing target with city buildings in the background.
Book cover of 'The Devil in Oxford' by Les Armstrong, featuring a sinister fox mask and the Oxford city skyline.
Book cover for 'Gin, Turpentine, Pennyroyal, Rue' by Christine Higdon, featuring botanical illustrations around the edges.
Book cover for 'The Blind Assassin' by Margaret Atwood with stylized, neon-like text on a dark blue background.
Book cover for 'The Secret of the Three Fates' by Jess Armstrong, featuring a dark blue background with a lit candelabra, glowing title text, and a silhouette of buildings at the bottom.
Book cover for 'The Supper Club Saints' by Claire Swinarski, featuring a blurred image of a house and people walking in a grassy area with trees and a blue sky.
Book cover titled 'Remind Me to Hate You Later' by Lizzy Mason, featuring an illustrated young woman with headphones and a partial black-and-white image of another girl, with a purple background and floral designs.
Illustration of a young girl in a patriotic costume with fireworks in the background and the words 'Miss Liberty' at the top.
Close-up of a person's face with eyes closed, using cotton swabs on the sides of the nose.
Book cover with a sunset sky, fireworks, and two children running on the beach at dusk. Title 'Sparks Fly' by Hazel Henry, with the tagline 'Three girls. One summer. Endless possibilities.'
Book cover for 'F*ck This Murder' from the 'This Murder Series, Book 1' featuring a cartoon swamp scene with a crocodile, papers, and a hand, and a castle in the background.
The book cover for 'Wild Hope' by Joan Thomas features an illustrated landscape of trees and water at sunset or sunrise, with a quote at the top and the author's name at the bottom.
Book cover for 'Isabelle and the Beast' by Marie Soleil, featuring a cartoon illustration of a man and woman in a snowy forest with blue trees and a staircase, with the title text at the top.
Book cover for 'The Curse of Penryth Hall' by Jess Armstrong, featuring red apples and green leaves on a dark background, with a small illustration of houses at the bottom.
The cover of a book titled 'Water Music: A Cape Cod Story' by Marcia Peck, featuring a landscape with water and cloudy sky.
Book cover for 'Dead Below Deck' by Jan Gangsei, featuring a yacht on the horizon, with an underwater scene showing two gold heart-shaped lockets with chains, and a splash of blood in the water.
Colorful book cover titled "Thanks for Listening" by Molly Horan. The background is pink with stars and small illustrations of people, musical notes, and a piano. The subtitle reads "Giving advice is so much easier than taking it."
Book cover titled "When Wishes Were Horses" by Cynthia Voigt, featuring diverse children, a white horse, a puppy, and a magician's wand set against a starry, colorful background.
Book cover titled 'Close Enough to Hurt' by Katherine A. Olson, featuring a woman hugging a man from behind, with a large knife sticking out from behind her.
Book cover titled 'Rachel Bird' with a blue forest background, authors Becky Citra and Emma Love
Book cover of "Crash Landing" showing a man and woman holding hands walking on a beach at sunset, with palm trees and a helicopter in the background.
Book cover titled "Birdie's Billions" by Edith Cohn, featuring a girl skateboarding with an orange cat, and dollar bills flying in the background.
Book cover titled 'Hidden Brilliance: Unlocking the Intelligence of Autism' by Lynn Kern Koegel, PhD, and Claire LaZebnik, featuring colorful rays radiating from a gold circle in the center.
Book cover titled 'The Pause Principle' by Cynthia Kane, with subtitle 'How to Keep Your Cool in Tough Situations,' published by rb media.
Cover of the book titled "The ROI of Thought Leadership" by Cindy Anderson and Anthony Marshall with a yellow background, green plant illustration, and a globe.
Cover of the book "Meet Me at Christmas" by Jenny Hale, featuring a snowy scene with a red barn decorated for Christmas, green Christmas trees, and a Santa hat on the snow in front.
Book cover for 'Ten Christmases Without You' by Jenny Hale, featuring a woman in a red dress walking past holiday decorated store windows and Christmas trees.
Book cover titled 'Their Double Lives' by Jaime Lynn Hendricks, with a silhouette of a woman and an array of empty wine glasses on a table.
Book cover titled "No Ordinary Love" by BB Gabriel, featuring an illustrated woman with long black hair covering her mouth, dark background with handwritten text, and a red highlight over the title.
Book cover titled 'Hockey Moms: The Heart of the Game' by Theresa Bailey and Terry Marcotte, featuring a woman and two young boys in hockey gear walking in a snowy outdoor setting.
A woman with curly brown hair and light skin, wearing a light blue shirt, touching her face with her right hand, looking directly at the camera against a plain white background.
A woman with a surprised or confused expression, with her mouth slightly open and eyebrows raised, wearing a light blue shirt.
Woman with curly brown hair smiling and looking up, wearing a light blue button-down shirt, against a plain white background.
A woman with curly brown hair styled in a high messy bun is looking up and to the side with a thoughtful expression, wearing a light blue denim shirt.
A woman with light skin, brown hair tied in a messy bun, and wearing a light-colored button-up shirt raises her eyebrows and looks at the camera with a slightly puzzled or inquisitive expression.
Gold gramophone trophy with a large horn and a base, styled after a vintage record player. GRAMMY Award logo.
Logo for the 2026 Audio Finalist by Audio Publishers Association featuring a stylized microphone inside a black diamond shape, with black, gray, and yellow-orange text.
Gold and black emblem with a microphone and the text 'Voice Arts Awards Winner', for SOVAS Awards
Graphic of the ONE VOICE AWARDS logo with gold and black design, featuring a laurel wreath and stars.
A white background with the words 'KIRKUS EARPHONES AWARD WINNER' in blue text.
Woman with curly brown hair, styled in a messy bun, holding her chin with her hands, looking up thoughtfully, against a plain white background.

When a Pacfic Northwest Sensibility is Developed by NYC

Drawn to NYC for a BFA from the New School for Jazz and Contemporary music, but driven to stay for the acting scene, Emma was there for nearly a decade, honing her craft at Michael Howard Studios and under renowned voice coach Patsy Rodenburg, and becoming the storyteller she is today.

Based in Vancouver, Emma’s days are spent behind the mic, on set, or on stage, and teaching voice and speech. In 2024, she co-led the cast of School of Rock as Principal Rosalie Mullins for Vancouver’s historic Theatre Under the Stars company.

She is recognized for her playful, character-driven stage presence, wry directness, and her ability to cross genres.

A narrator of over 150 books, Emma is a 2026 Audie nominee for Best Original Work/ Adaptation. She won the 2024 SOVAS Award winner for Best Fiction Narration, for Canadian writer Christine Hidgon’s Gin, Turpentine, Pennyroyal, Rue (ECW Press) and was a 2025 One Voice Awards nominee for audiobook narration and animation.

Her portfolio includes titles from indie and Big Five publishers and large-scale campaigns for major networks (NBC, Hallmark) and brands (EA Sports, Canada Post, Quaker, Bud Light).

Recent notable releases include: Rock Star: My Life On and Off the Ice, memoir of Canadian curling icon and Olympic gold medalist, Jennifer Jones and a multi-cast UK release of Margaret Atwood’s, The Blind Assassin.

Her performances are marked by precision, empathy, and a deep respect for the written word—a stickler for syntax and semantics, she’s always chasing the perfect phrase.

Emma has dedicated herself to finding the ways her voice can create opportunity, connection and clarity, whether it be alongside music, or spoken. As an educator she is passionate about illuminating the vast landscape of opportunity, and the necessity for the human voice, even as technology complicates things.

Integrity, curiosity, and empathy.

Samples:

Contemporary Romance

Mystery

Historical, with character work

Historical Romance

RP FMC, Scottish MMC

Thriller

Middle Grade

Group of young friends taking a selfie outdoors in a park, smiling and making playful gestures.
A woman with short curly hair and glasses poses with her hand touching her chin, wearing a green top and a watch, in front of a dark background with a green banner.
Two people, a man and a woman, sit at a round table on a stage in a dimly lit setting, having a conversation and smiling, with bottles of beer in front of them.
A woman in a sleeveless purple dress on stage with her arms raised and a big smile, with a table and chairs behind her, and stage lights.
A man and woman standing in front of a blackboard in a classroom, engaging in conversation.

Acting

Singing

Emma Love was raised in the Pacific Northwest, by some very talented and dedicated jazz educators. Winning multiple awards, festivals, and a trip to the 2005 GRAMMYS, by the time she was leaving for University she had shared large and small stages across North America, including the historic Henry Fonda Music Box Theater, LA Knitting Factory, Toronto’s Rex Hotel, and the University of Idaho Kibbie Dome, with legendary artist including: Al Jerreau, Jon Hendrix, Kurt Elling, Ingrid and Christine Jensen, Maria Schneider, and Geoffrey Keezer.