Tanya is an Audie Award-winning narrator.
She has narrated over 1,300 diverse titles over her 20+ years career in audiobooks.
TANYA EBY, 2025
She is the voice of books from publishing houses such as Audible, Brilliance, Blackstone, Dreamscape, Penguin Random House, Podium Entertainment, and Tantor, and more.
Her narration work is sometimes caring, sometimes creepy, but always emotionally connected.
She specializes in:
mystery/thrillers
nonfiction
women’s fiction
comedy
She has received awards from AudioFile Magazine, SOVAs, and The Audies.
Tanya is quirky, emotional, passionate, a forest trudger, a mushroom finder, a believer of Bigfoot and cryptids, and deeply devoted to storytelling in all its forms.
Tanya is also a USA Today Bestselling writer of the MAN HANDS rom com series with Sarina Bowen.
Find out more about Tanya’s writing here.
Tanya's Sound
Tanya is a member of SAG AFTRA and also records under the pseudonyms Amber Reed and Tatiana Sokolov.
She has a professional studio in her home.
A FEW CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
“Narrator Tanya Eby delivers in spades for fans of Gerritsen’s bestselling series… Eby handles the familiar repartee between the two characters with aplomb and allows the warmth and caring they have for each other to shine through. Both Eby and Gerritsen are working at the top of their games.”
“Narrator Tanya Eby gives a heartfelt narration, using a lilting, youthful voice, along with considerable acting abilities, to bring this paranormal story to life.
Eby distinctly portrays each of the principals and keeps listeners engaged with a deft performance.”
Earphones Winner
“Narrator Tanya Eby gives a performance to relish in this exploration of America’s food heritage… She presents the myriad facts about evolving food traditions with a fusion of journalistic directness and storytelling inflections.
…Eby also employs well-timed pauses to serve up several ironic twists, adding zest to this delightful listening experience.”
EARPHONES WINNER
“Narrator Tanya Eby brings life to the dead and the stories their bodies tell. Eby captures Melinek’s intellect, conscientiousness, and dark wit as she confronts difficult situations such as examining victims of murder and suicide and inventorying body parts from the September 11 terrorist attacks... Eby presents a well-rounded picture of a wife and mother who happens to practice what many would consider a dark profession.”